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December 3, 2019By Greg Smith UNITED STATES — Two New England antiques dealers are reporting that their identity is being used in a scam that attempts to buy antiques over the internet from sellers located in the United...
December 3, 2019By Laura Beach WATERFORD, CONN. – A photograph shared by Old Lyme, Conn., dealer Jeffrey Cooley shows Ralph N. DiSaia as we will always remember him. Tall, strong, playful and exuberant, he stands,...
December 3, 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy of Skinner, Inc. BOSTON, MASS. – This was the week for book lovers. The Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair, November 15-17,...
December 3, 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Tania Kirkman, Additional Photos Courtesy Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. – Americana was strong in the Shenandoah Valley at Jeffrey S. Evans &...
December 3, 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy of Grogan & Company BOSTON – On November 8, the Grogan & Company sale of 486 lots began with 193 lots of fine art, followed...
December 3, 2019Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Vogt Galleries Texas SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS – The palette of long, blue Western skies was augmented with tools of the artist’s trade and the effects of everyday...
December 3, 2019LITCHFIELD, CONN. — Topping Litchfield Auctions’ November 30-December 1 sale of approximately 1,100 lots of luxury accessories, modern art and Twentieth Century Design was a lot of two hand-colored...
December 3, 2019COLUMBUS, OHIO — An American decorated covered wooden sugar “bowl,” from the second quarter of the Nineteenth Century, sold to a dealer on the phone for $27,600 at Garth’s November 29 auction....
December 3, 2019Review by Anne Kugielsky, Photos Courtesy Dallas Auction Gallery DALLAS – “There was a lot of romance in this auction, and lots of bidding,” Scott Shuford, owner of Dallas Auction Gallery...
December 3, 2019Review and Photos by Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY – The American Art Fair is like haiku: rigorously concise and exquisitely expressive. Confined to 17 compact displays on three consecutive floors of the Bohemian...
December 3, 2019In 2018, it came as something of a shock to Lawrence Rinder, the current director and chief curator of the University of California’s Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (BAMPFA), to receive...
December 3, 2019By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY – “Occasionally an art dealer comes along who plays such a transformative, crucial role in the development of art and artistic movements that his or her contributions...
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