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November 15, 2022BOSTON - In a slight departure from the format of recent sales, Grogan & Company used two days for its November 5-6 event.
November 15, 2022NEW YORK CITY - Collectors of American furniture, silver, decorative arts, paintings and prints found a sizeable selection offered at Doyle on November 2-3.
November 15, 2022DENVER, COLO. - On November 1, Western and contemporary Native American art came to auction at Hindman, featuring fine art created from the height of American westward expansion through the present.
November 15, 2022Ellen G.K. Rubin, also known as "the Pop Up Lady," has been collecting pop-up and moveable books for more than four decades, building a library that began with the books she read to her sons as children.
November 15, 2022SUDBURY, MASS. — Tremont conducts a biannual offering of Asian arts and antiques, and its fall offering included Ming to Republic period Chinese porcelains, bronzes and jade carvings, Japanese ceramics,...
November 15, 2022LITCHFIELD, CONN. — A signed Loetz green iridescent vase that was part of Litchfield Auctions’ November 8-9 auction of The Prindle Collection finished at the top of the sale, bringing $24,700 against...
November 15, 2022LANTANA, FLA. — Neely Auction conducted a fall two-day Palm Beach Antiques to Modern estate auction on November 12 and 13.
November 15, 2022DALLAS — The only known poster from “The Day the Music Died” became the most expensive concert poster of all time when a Winter Dance Party poster from February 3, 1959, sold for a record-setting...
November 15, 2022MILWAUKEE, WIS. - It has been a long journey for the artists of the so-called Ashcan School, who have gone from the renegades and rebels of American art to the cornerstones of one of the country's great...
November 15, 2022LOUISVILLE, COLO. — Artemis Gallery conducted its Exceptional Antiquities, Ethnographica and Fine Art sale on November 10, offering 365 lots of rare and ancient artifacts and art.
November 15, 2022BUFORD, GA. — Slotin Folk Art’s Fall and Spring Masterpiece Sales have drawn worldwide attention from the outsider, self-taught, folk art and folk pottery community for many years and the November...
November 15, 2022NEW YORK CITY — On Thursday, November 10, Christie’s concluded “Visionary: The Paul G. Allen Collection,” a landmark philanthropic event.
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