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March 27, 2017OAKLAND, CALIF. —Clars Auction Gallery’s March 19 sale of fine art, decorative art, furniture, jewelry and Asian art was led by a work by Chinese master calligrapher Yu Youren (1879–1964). The two-page...
March 27, 2017GENESEO, N.Y. — A maquette of renowned British sculptor Henry Moore’s “Draped Reclining Figure,” hammered early in the sale for $170,000, for a total of $195,500, including a 15 percent buyer’s...
March 24, 2017HARTFORD, CONN. — The Connecticut Spring Antiques Show has returned with fine quality for its 44th edition at the Hartford Armory. Over 60 dealers from the Northeast and around the United States have...
March 23, 2017NEW YORK CITY — The famed opera and concert singer Jessye Norman is moving from her country home, White Gates, in Westschester County, and Doyle will offer the contents of this property at auction. This...
March 22, 2017CHICAGO — Among top results of Leslie Hindman Auctioneers’ March 20 Asian Works of Art sale was a scroll painting with the signature of Qi Baishi, which fetched $269,000 from an eastern Chinese...
March 21, 2017Notable prices recently achieved at various United States auction houses, compiled by Antiques and The Arts Weekly staff and correspondents. All prices include buyer’s premium. Alvar Aalto Paimio...
March 21, 2017NEW HAVEN, CONN. – The Yale Center for British Art will premiere the first exhibition to explore the instrumental roles of the Hanoverian princesses Caroline of Ansbach (1683-1737), Augusta of Saxe-Gotha...
March 21, 2017ROCKLAND, MASS. — For his March 18–19 auction, Will Henry put together a fine Americana sale. Leading the event was an oil on canvas of a family of quail by Arthur Fitzwilliam Tait, which brought more...
March 21, 2017PHILADELPHIA — As expected, Material Culture’s March 19 auction, Heart of the Collection, featuring American self-taught, Haitian, Jamaican and African art from the collections of Jonathan Demme and Ford...
March 21, 2017COLCHESTER, CONN. – Nathan Liverant and Son’s calendar offers choice American antiques in a clever package. Company head Arthur Liverant, who loves a good joke, supplies much of the humor....
March 21, 2017Review and Photos by Andrea Valluzzo BEDFORD CORNERS, N.Y. – Driving through Italian iron gates and up a lengthy, pea gravel driveway lined with mature European beech trees to an elegant Colonial...
March 21, 2017NEW BEDFORD, MASS. —The New Bedford Whaling Museum (NBWM) is honoring the centennial anniversary of the passing of New Bedford-born artist Albert Pinkham Ryder with a lecture on Tuesday, March...
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