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September 27, 2016NEW YORK CITY — The international art fair TEFAF New York Fall, a joint venture between TEFAF and Artvest Partners, has released a “first look” at the inaugural fair that will be taking place...
September 27, 2016“I’m old-fashioned. I stick to what I know and own almost all of my inventory of about 300 paintings,” says Massachusetts dealer Bill Union, who founded the Art & Antique Gallery in 1970 after...
September 27, 2016Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara, W.A. Demers, Andrea Valluzzo and Greg Smith BRIMFIELD, MASS. — Weather forecasters were predicting a tropical storm that never came to the Northeast, and so many...
September 27, 2016Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Photos Courtesy of Gurley Auction Co. and Rachel Gurley PARSONSFIELD, MAINE — In the end, it wasn’t about numbers but memories, friends and cherished items...
September 26, 2016By Greg Smith The autumn is here and the sales are flying. We’ve brought you a sweet mix of lots from upcoming sales that would catch the eye of any discerned buyer, including a Punch figure with...
September 26, 2016LEXINGTON, KY. — Researchers at the University of Kentucky have developed a noninvasive process to recover the written text from delicate and damaged scrolls. Using only cameras and imaging software,...
September 24, 2016York, Penn. — Hundreds of visitors turned out to the opening of The Original York Antiques Show & Sale on September 23 at the York Fairgrounds. The semi-annual show celebrates its 167th edition this...
September 24, 2016MYSTIC, CONN. — The opening celebration for the Thompson Exhibition Building the morning of Saturday, September 24, included a brief ceremony on the Cambridge Plaza in front of the entrance, after which...
September 24, 2016NEW YORK CITY — The private collection of President and Mrs. Ronald Reagan achieved $5,740,625 on September 22 with 100 percent sold by lot surpassing initial estimates. There were more than 1,200 registered...
September 23, 2016JACKSON, WYO. — The tenth annual Jackson Hole Art Auction September 16–17, hosted by Trailside Galleries and the Gerald Peters Gallery, attained $8.3 million in sales with 83 percent of the 388 lots...
September 23, 2016HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — A set of ten Meissen cabinet plates soared above its $600-700 estimate to attain $23,000 at Leland Little’s fall auction September 9, including buyer’s premium. Each plate has a cobalt...
September 23, 2016ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Sales at Brunk Auctions totaled more than $1.9 million during the course of its September 15–17 sale. Both European and American paintings achieved exceptional results. “The Reception,”...
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