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February 13, 2017ABIQUIU, N.M — “I think coming to the home and studio in Abiquiu is essential for visitors,” said Rob Kret, director of the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum. “How she lived and where she lived...
February 13, 2017THOMASTON, MAINE — A well-known sidewalk trade figure, in the form of a minstrel known as “Daddy Rice” or “Jim Crow,” topped Thomaston Place Auction Galleries’ February 11–12 sale, bringing...
February 13, 2017FAIRFIELD, MAINE — A well documented painting by Martin Johnson Heade, illustrated in several books about the artist, “Florida Pastoral” sold for $363,000 at Jim Julia’s February 9–10 sale. Set in an attractive...
February 7, 2017WASHINGTON, D.C. – The National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) presents “New Ground: The Southwest of Maria Martinez and Laura Gilpin,” from February 17 through May 14. Contemporaries...
February 7, 2017LAS VEGAS, NEV. – Morphy’s Gold Rush and Native American sale on January 19 offered collectors an opportunity to purchase “the best of the West” at Morphy’s Las Vegas gallery....
February 7, 2017KNOXVILLE, TENN. — A William Edmondson carved limestone sculpture of a nurse injected excitement into the January 21 Case Antiques Auction, drawing a winning bid of $129,800 and also boosting interest...
February 7, 2017CINCINNATI, OHIO – The Cincinnati Art Museum will present an in-depth look at the historical and cultural influence of Japan’s Samurai in the exhibition “Dressed to Kill: Japanese Arms...
February 7, 2017Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Steve Allman said he was thrilled with the wonderful weather, which allowed a full house for his Salt City Winter Antiques Show in the Center...
February 7, 2017Richard Schultz is an American treasure. His celebrated designs for Knoll have placed him in the pantheon of Twentieth Century designers whose work transcends time with its quirkiness and beautiful reserve....
February 7, 2017Review by Rick Russack, Photos by Fontaine’s Auction Gallery PITTSFIELD, MASS. – A clock that brought almost $1 million led a strong sale at John Fontaine’s Auction Gallery on January...
February 7, 2017Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Rago LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. – On a $140/160,000 estimate, a unique Paul Evans cabinet dropped jaws in Rago’s three-day sale as it rode bidding to $382,000,...
February 7, 2017By Karla Klein Albertson NEW ORLEANS, LA. – Collectors often focus exclusively on an object’s materials and craftsmanship, leaving aside the question of where the buyer purchased the merchandise....
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