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January 10, 2017MONTEREY PARK, CALIF. – The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is presenting works from the museum’s Chinese art collection in the Vincent Price Art Museum in a special exhibition. “Chinese...
January 10, 2017OWEGO, N.Y. – Upstate New York has had a long history with the upholding of civil liberties – from the protection of freed slaves after the Civil War to the promotion of women’s rights...
January 10, 2017SANDWICH, MASS. – Richard Aldrich Bourne, a Cape Cod auctioneer who laid a durable foundation for the contemporary auction markets for marine antiques, early American glass, wildfowl decoys and antique...
January 9, 2017By Jessica Skwire Routhier SALEM, MASS. – The first thing you see as you approach “Shoes: Pleasure and Pain” at the Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) is not technically a shoe. Parked in the atrium...
January 9, 2017LONDON – The Victoria and Albert Museum has collaborated with the Bard Graduate Center, New York, to present the first exhibition exploring the life and work of Lockwood Kipling (1837-1911), an artist,...
January 9, 2017By Rick Russack Today’s eBay is not, as the saying goes, your father’s eBay. Astute dealers and knowledgeable collectors are taking advantage of that fact. It is not surprising then to learn...
January 9, 2017HATFIELD, PENN. – Sandy L. Alderfer, chief executive officer (CEO) of Alderfer’s Auctioneers & Appraisers, has announced that Sherry S. Russell has now taken ownership of the newly branded...
January 9, 2017eBay has always been a refuge for dealers and collectors looking to find an estate-fresh bargain, but within the past two years, the online sales juggernaut has expanded and rebranded its luxury goods...
January 9, 2017In 1937, William Edmondson was the first African American artist to be given a one man show at the Museum of Modern Art. Eighty years later, his works achieve prices in the six figures, earning him the esteem...
January 9, 2017RHEIN, GERMANY — Alexander Girard was one of the most influential American textile artists to emerge from the Twentieth Century. His Pop Art colors and lively patterns earned him an international...
January 6, 2017HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — Due to a winter weather advisory in North Carolina this weekend, Leland Little has rescheduled its New Year’s gallery auction to Saturday, January 14 at 10am. The gallery and offices...
January 6, 2017FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. — The only known surviving intact experimental all-glass penny, manufactured in 1942 as a possible alternative to copper that was urgently needed during World War II, sold for $70,500...
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