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February 13, 2018Review and Photos by Laura Beach WASHINGTON, DC – Courtesy of Jonathan G. Willen, executive director of the Washington Winter Show, I was able to squeeze into a sold-out luncheon with Charlotte Moss,...
February 12, 2018GLASGOW, SCOTLAND — “Two visitors were sitting in front of this painting. It was Saturday the 22nd of April at noon, and they were both just quietly looking at the picture. When suddenly one of them...
February 12, 2018HARRISBURG, PENN. — How many lollipops does it take to get to the center of a sugar chest? Cordier Auctions February 10-11 sale put forth an answer when an elaborate Nineteenth Century Southern sugar...
February 12, 2018PETERBOROUGH, N.H. — An unusual portrait of a Maori princess painted by Gottfried Lindauer, (New Zealand, 1839-1926) realized $21,600 at Charlie Cobb’s February 10 sale. The artist was known...
February 12, 2018FAIRFIELD, MAINE — Jim Julia’s winter fine art and antiques sale, February 8-9, was topped by “A Lawyer,” a pencil, watercolor and pastel on canvas by Columbian American artist Fernando...
February 12, 2018BOSTON, MASS. — Grogan & Company’s February 11 sale included “Two Heads of a Bearded Man,” an oil on canvas done by John Singer Sargent (1856-1925), circa 1891-92. It was a study for his “Frieze...
February 7, 2018SALISBURY, CONN. — Gloria Gregg Buckley of Salisbury died peacefully on the evening of January 30, at home with her family at her side.She and her husband, Donald Bright Buckley, ran their antiques shop,...
February 7, 2018ORANGE, MASS. — David Bruce Belcher, for many years a well-known antiques collector, dealing largely in ephemera and photos, died January 30, 2018.David was born on December 7, 1945, in Greenfield,...
February 7, 2018Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara CHANTILLY, VA. – Kicking off the 20th year at DC Expo, D’Amore Promotions had a full house with 750 booths filled with antiques and vintage collectibles...
February 7, 2018PHILADELPHIA – For three days this spring, visitors from around the United States can explore exceptional works of art and design spanning four centuries at the 56th Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show....
February 7, 2018Images courtesy Smithsonian American Art Museum Sotheby’s withdrew from its January 21 sale of Americana four works attributed to the self-taught artist Bill Traylor (c.1853-1949) after questions...
February 6, 2018By Jessica Skwire Routhier WEST PALM BEACH, FLA. – A number of important exhibitions in recent years have renewed efforts to explore the role of women in Twentieth Century art. Curators from Florida...
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