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June 12, 2018Review by Karla Klein Albertson, Photos Courtesy Neal Auction Company NEW ORLEANS, LA. – The magical charm of diversity distinguished Neal’s estates auction on May 19-20; the catalog of more...
June 11, 2018STOCKTON, MASS. — In his 1941 State of the Union address to Congress, Franklin D. Roosevelt underlined four freedoms that people everywhere in the world ought to enjoy: freedom of speech, freedom of worship,...
June 8, 2018By Laura Beach DEDHAM, MASS. — Johanna McBrien, founding editor and associate publisher of Antiques and Fine Art magazine, has been named executive director of the Dedham Historical Society and Museum...
June 7, 2018PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — Pennsylvania artisans highlighted Freeman’s design sale this week, with record-breaking work from Mira Nakashima among others. The first of Freeman’s bi-annual Twentieth Century...
June 5, 2018NEWTON, MASS. – A Buddhist image, “The Water Moon Viewing,” of mineral pigments and gilt on cloth, topped Tremont’s Asian sale, finishing at $114,000 on June 3. It had been conservatively...
June 5, 2018BOSTON – Many of the Lyonel Feininger watercolors, drawing and sketches offered at Grogan’s June 3 auction, including the one illustrated here, had been given by the artist to family members...
June 5, 2018WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. – Over the June 2-3 weekend, RSL Auction Co conducted the most important auctions for the firm, according to Leon Weiss, president of the company, starting with the Tom and Lori...
June 5, 2018Phillips has been making headlines lately, with its 2017 cumulative sales up 25 percent from 2016, routinely increasing – and setting – in-house records for sale totals in contemporary art and prints,...
June 5, 2018Photos Courtesy of Dolphin Fairs CHICAGO – The second annual Chicago Antiques + Art + Design Show, featuring 80 national and international exhibitors presenting antique furniture, decorative and fine...
June 5, 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE – In August of last year, four long-time employees of the Barridoff Galleries bought the company from its founders, Rob and Annette...
June 5, 2018By Jessica Skwire Routhier LEWISTON, MAINE – Just a year ago, Sara Torres had never heard of Dahlov Ipcar. An education researcher at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, Torres was deep in the archives,...
June 5, 2018Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack CAMBRIDGE, MASS. – Carl Nordblom’s May 20 sale proved once again that there are undiscovered treasures in New England homes, and diligent digging can bring...
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