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January 4, 2021BERLIN, CONN. – Nest Egg Auctions’ Gala New Year’s Evening Auction on December 31 consisted of nearly 400 lots and was led by Charles Fazzino’s “The World Loves NYC,”...
January 4, 2021WINDSOR, CONN. – A platinum and diamond ring set with a SI1 4.54-carat emerald cut diamond, flanked by trillion cut diamonds, was the thing at Nadeau Auction Gallery’s annual New Year’s...
January 4, 2021COPAKE, N.Y. – A 24-by-30½-inch oil on canvas painting by Jessie Hazel Arms Botke (1883-1971) was the top lot at Copake Auction Inc.’s annual New Year’s Day sale when it sold for $11,210....
January 4, 2021CINCINNATI, OHIO – Dating to the early Eighteenth Century, a wooden doll with porcelain eyes and original dress sold for $9,680 at Forsythe’s Auctions, LLC’s January 3 sale. The doll...
January 4, 2021YPSILANTI, MICH. – A 60-by-62-inch wall sculpture by American artist Sam Gilliam Jr sold for $64,000 at Schmidt’s Antiques Inc.’s January 1 sale. Titled “Ain’t More Than Music,”...
December 30, 2020By Greg Smith NEW YORK CITY— The American Folk Art Museum (AFAM) has acquired a diary by outsider artist Henry Darger following its surprise appearance at a Vermont estate auction in December. After...
December 29, 2020Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara ATLANTA, GA. – Don Scott and his crew hosted a nearly full house at both of the huge buildings at Atlanta Expo Centers, North and South, December 10-13 for Scott...
December 29, 2020Notable sales found in our January 8, 2021 issue including active bidding for Chinese works and decorative arts of the early Twentieth Century. A Chinese Eight Immortals painting album brought $50,000...
December 29, 2020ATLANTA, GA. – Steve Jenkins, with his sons Jon, Jason and Janie Murphy, announced their new show slated for July 15-17 at the Atlanta Expo Center, the facility known for the highly successful Scott...
December 29, 2020EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. – Jack Lenor Larsen, among the most iconic American textile designers of the Twentieth Century, passed away from natural causes at LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton. He was 93 years...
December 29, 2020Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy DuMouchelles DETROIT, MICH. – DuMouchelles hosted a two-day sale December 17-18, with about half of its 731 lots hailing from the estate of Jack Faxon, a Birmingham,...
December 29, 2020NEW YORK CITY – The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute’s exhibition, “About Time: Fashion and Duration,” traces 150 years of fashion, from 1870 to the present,...
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