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December 5, 2016Some horses were born for riding, some were made to pull carriages, and some that were brought into this world to pull the Sun. So, no matter how much heat you may have on your back at year end, just think...
December 5, 2016“Most people consider him the hero of the studio movement,” said host Daniella Ohad, design historian. “His pieces were the first studio furniture to be collected in the secondary marketplace.”...-
December 2, 2016EAST DENNIS, MASS. – Eldred’s annual fall Americana and paintings auction November 17-19 offered nearly 1,200 lots, led by a sensational carved Northwest Coast beaver-form bowl, offered on day one that...
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December 2, 2016EAST DENNIS, MASS. – Eldred’s annual fall Americana and paintings auction November 17-19 offered nearly 1,200 lots, led by a sensational carved Northwest Coast beaver-form bowl, offered on day one that...
December 1, 2016MIAMI, FLA. — Antiques show promoters hope for a smashing opening day but this is not what they have in mind. A Jeff Koons miniature balloon dog in porcelain fell out of its display and shattered on the floor...
December 1, 2016ADMIRALTY, HONG KONG — An imposing brass figure of Canda Vajrapani from the collection of Ulrich von Schroeder set a new world record price for a Tibetan sculpture at auction when it attained $6,351,479...
December 1, 2016By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY – New fairs in New York, London and other global capitals are putting the art market on notice. But rather than undergo radical revision, the 63-year-old Winter Antiques...
December 1, 2016ZURICH, SWITZERLAND — Sotheby’s set a new world auction record for Félix Vallotton November 29, when “Au Marché” sold during the Swiss Made-Swiss Art auction for $3,447,591, following intense...
November 30, 2016NEW YORK CITY — The November 21 sale of American art at Sotheby’s totaled $28.6 million and was led by Norman Rockwell’s “Which One?,” a painting that appeared on the cover of The Saturday Evening...
November 29, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Christie’s American art auction on November 22 totaled $36,728,000 and was 75 percent sold by lot and 83 percent sold by value. The top lot of the sale was Newell Convers Wyeth’s...
November 29, 2016By Jessica Skwire Routhier BOSTON, MASS. — William Merritt Chase is remembered today not only as one of the great artists of his generation, but also as a gifted and engaging teacher, inspiring...
November 29, 2016Milton Avery’s Vermont by Jamie Franklin and Karen Wilkin, Bennington Museum, distributed by University Press of New England, One Court Street, Lebanon NH 03766, 2016; 80 pages, softcover, $26.95. Published...
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