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November 17, 2020By Laura Beach PHILADELPHIA, PENN. -Alexandra Alevizatos Kirtley, the effervescent Montgomery-Garvan curator of American decorative arts at the Philadelphia Museum of Art (PMA), has been busy. A visible...
November 17, 2020We first spoke with George and Key Meyer in our June 28, 2019 issue on the occasion of the publication of their book, Early American Face Jugs, and the coinciding exhibition at the Fenimore Art Museum....
November 17, 2020Notable sales found in our November 27, 2020 issue offer folk, fine, modern and Chinese art along with rock & roll history. An autumnal landscape by Chinese painter Fengmian Lin well surpassed its higher...
November 17, 2020Topping Grogan’s November 15 sale, a tempera by Czech artist Jan Zrzavy (1890-1977) realized $162,500, more than three times the estimate. Signed and dated 1937, Street in Locronan was an example of the street...
November 17, 2020SARASOTA, FLA. – Andrew Ford, auctioneer and owner of Sarasota Estate Auction, offered a trove of American and European art at his two-day November 14-15 auction. The sale headlined fine art by listed...
November 17, 2020SANTA ANA, CALIF. – Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ November 11-13 sale featured the Larry Ness collection of Indian peace medals, a collection of 36 silver medals awarded to Native Americans,...
November 17, 2020HAYDEN, IDAHO – The Coeur d’Alene Art Auction went virtual for its fall sale on November 14. Specializing in Western and sporting art, it was the auction house’s inaugural online sale....
November 17, 2020MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. – It was an exciting weekend at Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates as the firm presented its 39th semiannual Premier Americana auction on November 12-14. The three-day event featured...
November 17, 2020LOS ANGELES (AP) – And how the bidders loved him! A buyer shouted out with glee that they would pay $368,000 for the Rudolph and Santa Claus figures used in the perennially beloved Christmas special...
November 17, 2020VINELAND, N.J. – Measuring 35 inches long, bidders made a clatter for a large German composition Santa sleigh on wheeled platform that sold for $72,000 in Bertoia Auctions’ November 12-13 Annual...
November 17, 2020NEW YORK CITY – Henri De Toulouse-Lautrec’s (1864-1901) “P. Sescau / Photographe” was the muse of the day at Poster Auctions International, Inc.’s November 15 sale when it brought...
November 17, 2020GENESEO, N.Y. – Lighting from Tiffany Studios was strong again for Cottone Auctions’ November 13-14 sale, taking four of the top five lots. Among them was a Maple Leaf floor lamp on a bronze...
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