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October 8, 2018CINCINNATI, OHIO—John James Audubon’s favorite “Long Tom” fowler, descended directly through the family of his wife Lucy Bakewell Audubon, scored a direct hit when it sold at $192,000, with buyer’s...-
October 5, 2018CHARLESTON, S.C. — Copley Fine Art Auctions will partner with the Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE), to sponsor a three-day celebration of wildlife and nature through fine art, conservation education...
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October 5, 2018Auction Action In Newport, R.I. NEWPORT, R.I. – Edited by Pauline C. Metcalf, the 1988 book Ogden Codman and the Decoration of Houses remains the best-known treatise on the Boston-born designer whose...
October 3, 2018LOS ANGELES — Andrew Jones Auctions’ inaugural sale on Saturday, September 15, drew great crowds, both in the room and online. The auction was 99 percent sold and grossed nearly $1.1 million. Attendees...
October 2, 2018Many exhibitions have an accompanying catalog, but the current Smithsonian show will feature the showing of “Chasing Ghosts: Bill Traylor,” a 76-minute documentary about the artist’s world,...
October 2, 2018BENNINGTON, VT. – On September 14, the Stoneware Collectors’ Group welcomed stoneware collectors from around the United States who had gathered at the Bennington Museum to learn new revelations...
October 2, 2018LAS VEGAS – From cased revolvers to Nineteenth Century police firearms, Morphy Auctions offered a collection of antique Colt firearms on September 20. The one-day auction featured the Feldman collection,...
October 2, 2018BOSTON -The beloved teddy bear at the center of Winnie-the-Pooh, first published in 1926 and translated into more than 50 languages, is one of the most famous children’s book characters of all time....
October 2, 2018By Karla Klein Albertson “Between Worlds: The Art of Bill Traylor,” the current exhibition at the Smithsonian American Art Museum through March 17, explores the work of self-taught artist Bill...
October 2, 2018ASHEVILLE, N.C. – With a hurricane bearing down on North Carolina’s coast some 350 miles from Asheville, the staff at Brunk Auctions justifiably had some concerns about whether the storm would...
October 2, 2018Andy Warhol was considered by many to be an artistic genius. So it just made sense for him to create, literally, a genius piece in ‘Einstein’, a work that sold for more than five times its high...
October 2, 2018Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara SPRINGFIELD, OHIO – More than 2,400 dealers flocked to Clark County Fairgrounds for the September 13-16 weekend with their antiques and early collectibles for the Springfield...
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