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May 31, 2021By Jessica Skwire Routhier CHICAGO – Given our present moment in history, and the ongoing conversations about expanding and democratizing access to art and its histories, it may seem only logical...
May 31, 2021Notables that crossed the block in our June 11, 2021 issue include a jewel that belonged to Irene Langhorne Gibson, the original “Gibson Girl” and wife of famed American illustrator Charles Dana Gibson....
May 31, 2021DALLAS – Nine lots from the Donald G. Partrick collection by American silversmith Paul Revere Jr were early favorites to lead Heritage Auctions’ May 20 sale of silver and objects of vertu;...
May 31, 2021MONROE, CONN. – Leading Fairfield Auctions’ May 19 sale was an original illustration for the August 14, 1954, issue of The Saturday Evening Post. “Covered Bridge” by John Falter...
May 31, 2021SAUGERTIES, N.Y. – As the flowers come into late spring bloom, so too do the results for Tiffany Studios lamps at Donny Malone Auctions on May 24. A “Wild Rose” leaded glass table lamp...
May 26, 2021By Kathy Czepiel for the New Haven Museum NEW HAVEN, CONN. – The Pardee-Morris House has a long and storied past beginning with a Revolutionary War invasion by the British, who landed at what was then...
May 25, 2021NEW ORLEANS – Bill Fagaly, renowned curator, scholar and author at the New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA) passed away on May 17, 2021. For 50 years, Bill worked at NOMA, spearheading the establishment...
May 25, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Augusta Auction Company BELLOWS FALLS, VT.- Augusta Auction Company’s operations manager Julia Ricklis said the pandemic brought on a year-long spring cleaning...
May 25, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Rago Auctions LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. – It took a half second for auctioneer David Rago to point to his favorite lot in Rago Auctions’ May 13-14 sale. “The...
May 25, 2021By Madelia Hickman Ring NEWARK, N.J. – Prior to the Covid-19 pandemic, it was considered unethical for museums to sell artwork to raise funds for anything but acquiring more art. With so many museums...
May 25, 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Treadway CINCINNATI, OHIO – It was Carl Schmidt and two Gertrudes who led the way at Treadway’s May 16 Spring Decorative Arts Auction of 399 lots. The offerings...
May 25, 2021Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Rich Penn Auctions WATERLOO, IOWA – As the United States cautiously steps out of the Covid-19 world, auctioneer Rich Penn knew that even though the pandemic...
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