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July 17, 2023RENO, NEV. — Howard Terpning’s (b 1927) “Paper That Talks Two Ways – The Treaty Signing” sold for $2,360,000, including buyer’s premium, at Coeur D’Alene’s Art Auction
July 17, 2023EPPING, N.H. — Devin Moisan Auctioneers’ July 15-16 auction saw a 1974 reverse-painted Chinese snuff bottle of clear amethyst glass by Wang-Hsi (Xisan), depicting boys in a garden surrounded by the 12 animals...
July 11, 2023DETROIT, MICH. — Two days of auctions at DuMouchelles, June 29-30, collectively featured more than 1,100 lots, from the graceful yet dynamic form of a leaping gazelle by Marshall Fredericks (American,...
July 11, 2023SANTA FE, N.M. — Cowboy culture — including ranch aesthetic furniture, Western art, cowboy collectibles such as equestrian gear, riding apparel and Western movie relics, Western art and Native American...
July 11, 2023BROOKYLN, N.Y. — The Threadbare Show had but a brief reprieve from opening Brimfield week in May before setting up in a brand new location, 26 Bridge Street in Brooklyn, N.Y. Many of Threadbare’s regular...
July 11, 2023Female portraiture was popular at auction this past week, as were other works of fine art and decorative arts. Three paintings of women, one even painted by a woman, representing different styles of the Twentieth...
July 11, 2023WISCASSET, MAINE — Most of the contents of The Wiscasset Antiques Center were auctioned off in an onsite auction by Casco Bay Auctions on July 1-2, when the company’s owner, William Dykes, a specialist...
July 11, 2023PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. — Wiederseim Associates conducted its Fun Summer Sale on June 28, offering more than 500 lots of American and continental furniture, a large Chinese porcelain collection and a clock...
July 11, 2023Chances are you tapped your foot to the melodic but solid mandolin lead weaving through “I’ll Fly Away” in the 2000 film O Brother, Where Art Thou. The film’s producer T-Bone Burnett needed that...
July 11, 2023CHADDS FORD, PENN. — Joseph Stella has long been identified as a Futurist painter whose paintings of the Brooklyn Bridge and Coney Island earned him early renown. But there was a dramatically different...
July 10, 2023LONDON — In its Old Masters Part I sale on July 6, during Classic Week London 2023, Christie’s sold the last known pair of privately owned portraits for $14,268,450
July 10, 2023LONDON — Sotheby’s July 5 Old Master and Nineteenth Century paintings evening auction, comprising just 49 lots, achieved $49.5 million against a $44.2/62.7 million estimate spread
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