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September 30, 2025It may once have been true that experts found a job at an auction house or retail gallery and stayed there for the duration of their professional career. That happens less and less these days, as auction...
September 30, 2025WASHINGTON, DC — The National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) is rewriting art history with its groundbreaking exhibition “Women Artists from Antwerp to Amsterdam, 1600-1750.” The Dutch version...
September 29, 2025BEVERLY, MASS. — Achieving the highest price in the second round of auctions of the Susie Hilfiger Collection, which Kaminski Auctions held September 20-21, was a Louis XVO-style bed with matching window...
September 29, 2025BELLOWS FALLS, VT. — Textiles were in the spotlight at Augusta Auctions’ Annual Autumnal Elegance auction on September 24, with the majority of its top lots festooned or made entirely of antique lace....
September 29, 2025CINCINNATI — Freeman’s | Hindman’s fall auction of Native American art spanned centuries and celebrated the rich artistic traditions of North America, offering 267 lots, including those from the Emily...
September 23, 2025Landscape paintings were among the auction highlights this week, with one by Thomas Sgouros leading Providence Art Club’s benefit auction at $23,000 and a Hudson River School bringing $1,169 at State...
September 23, 2025NEW YORK CITY — Doyle conducted the 211-lot auction of furniture and decorative arts from The Collection of Lucille Coleman, a New York collector and philanthropist, on September 9. According to Doyle...
September 23, 2025CAMDEN, S.C. — The collection of James V. Nixon, Jr (Philadelphia and Augusta, Ga.), and fine furniture from the collection of a Charleston, S.C., gentleman, as well as other decorative arts, silver,...
September 23, 2025BRANFORD, CONN. — Divided into three parts, New England Auctions’ September 11 sale featured fraternal antiques, early photography and advertising and signs. In total, the 315-lot auction “realized...
September 23, 2025DALLAS — “We were thrilled with the sale results,” shared Delia Sullivan, director of ethnographic art at Heritage Auctions of the firm’s William and Joey Ridenour Ethnographic Art, Western Memorabilia...
September 23, 2025BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — Furniture made in Colonial Newport and Providence, R.I., occupies a special place in American material culture, where pieces made for the Brown family continue to hold auction records...
September 23, 2025HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — On September 10, Leland Little conducted a Fine Art Auction with a Decorative Art Auction following two days later.
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