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August 7, 2017Review by Laura Beach, Catalog Photos Courtesy Coeur d’Alene Art Auction RENO, NEV. – If there is one thing that unites buyers of Western art, it is a penchant for works with vivid stories...
August 7, 2017Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. – The East Hampton Antiques Show attracts shoppers looking for a slightly different style than antiques found in New England, so for the July...
August 7, 2017By Karla Klein Albertson HARTFORD, CONN. – “Simply Splendid: Rediscovering American Design” is the first exhibition organized by Brandy S. Culp, who arrived at Hartford’s Wadsworth...
August 7, 2017NANTUCKET, MASS. – A signed scrimshawed tooth by Nantucket whaleman Edward Burdett led sales at Rafael Osona’s August 5 auction of island delights featuring Americana and marine and China trade...
August 7, 2017MILFORD, GOFFSTOWN, N.H. – The week we have all been looking forward to has begun. Antiques Week in New Hampshire got off to a brisk start on Sunday, August 6, as buyers crowded into two popular...
August 7, 2017KNOXVILLE, TENN. — “Twilight,” an oil on board by Birger Sandzén (1871–1954) was the top lot at Case Antiques’ August 5 auction when it attained $97,000, well over its high estimate. The landscape...
August 7, 2017DEEFIELD, N.H. – For many years the late Nan Gurley drew people to the Deerfield Fairgrounds to shop an antiques show with exhibitors filling some of the buildings, as well as tenting about the grounds....
August 4, 2017By Laura Beach PHILADELPHIA, PENN. – DiSaia Bittel Management has confirmed plans for the 2018 Philadelphia Antiques & Art Show, which will return to the city’s Navy Yard from April 20-22....
August 1, 2017It is said that the only tool John Scholl used to make his figural and whimsical folk art carvings was a jackknife. A German carpenter who immigrated to the United States in 1853, Scholl had a hand in constructing...
August 1, 2017By Karla Klein Albertson BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICH. – At first reveal, the lifetime production of Alexander Girard (1907-1993) sounds like the accomplishments of a dozen designers. His multiplicity...
August 1, 2017NEW YORK CITY – “Frank Lloyd Wright at 150: Unpacking the Archive,” on view through October 1 at the Museum of Modern Art, presents a major exhibition that critically engages the multifaceted...
August 1, 2017BELGRADE, MAINE – In February 2017, just a couple of days before his 90th birthday, Arthur Julia passed away. “Ol’ Artie,” as he billed himself on eBay, is believed to have been...
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