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July 14, 2020KNOXVILLE, TENN. – Sculptures by William Edmondson headlined the two-day summer Case Antiques auction, July 11-12 at the company’s headquarters. Works by Edmondson, the self-taught son of Tennessee...
July 14, 2020DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. – A painted pine slide lid box by John Drissel (Penn., 1762-1846) was bid to $137,000 in Pook & Pook Inc’s July 10-11 single owner sale from the collection of Linda and Dennis...
July 14, 2020BLOOMFIELD, N.J. – Twenty-two bids were logged on a Japanese mixed media on paper signed Foujita at Nye & Company’s July 8 sale until a local private collector walked away with the work...
July 14, 2020OAKLAND, CALIF. – Salvador Dalí’s (Spanish, 1904-1989) “Victory, The Spanish War,” a 1947 watercolor and ink on paper, sold for $67,650 in Clars Auction Gallery’s July...
July 7, 2020ANN ARBOR, MICH. – Kevin and Jill Parker, owners of Route 32 Auctions in Crawfordsville, Ind., announce the purchase of Showtime Auctions in Ann Arbor, Mich., from Mike and Lori Eckles. This merger...
July 7, 2020Notable sales detailed in our July 17, 2020 issue run the gamut of collector interests. Representing the highest sale this week, A Willem de Kooning abstract oil on newsprint painting sold for $30,000...
July 7, 2020Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers MILFORD, CONN. – Once the gavel fell on the last artwork in Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers online-only...
July 7, 2020Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Quinn’s Auction Galleries FALLS CHURCH, VA. – A run of artwork by Japanese contemporary artist Toko Shinoda (b 1913) sold for a combined $110,105 at Quinn’s...
July 7, 2020Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Copake Auctions Inc COPAKE, N.Y. – “Interesting times, but we’re selling antiques like crazy,” said auctioneer Seth Fallon of Copake Auction...
July 7, 2020By Laura Beach PADUCAH, KY. – Women, activism and the needle have long been associated in the public imagination, from the much embroidered story of Betsy Ross and the American flag, to today’s...
July 7, 2020WASHINGTON, DC – The National Gallery of Art has announced the acquisition of “I See Red: Target” (1992) by Jaune Quick-to-See Smith, the first painting by a Native American artist to enter...
July 7, 2020By Madelia Hickman Ring ONLINE – Curators around the world, whether working from home or at their institutional offices, have taken the opportunity of the COVID-19 pandemic to showcase items from...
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