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July 25, 2016WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. — Charlton Hall’s Six Centuries At Auction event July 21 kicked off with a nice grouping of Judaica and moved into furniture and decorative items for about an hour before the star...
July 25, 2016LONDON — “I buy, I buy, and can’t stop myself,” said Edward Degas, famed French impressionist painter. “The trouble is that people are beginning to know about it and are bidding...
July 22, 2016MIDDLETOWN, R.I. — We put on our summer finest last night to attend the gala preview of the fabulous, festive Newport Antiques Show, underway at St. George’s School through Sunday, July 24. Chaired...
July 22, 2016NEW ORLEANS, LA. — Presented by The Historic New Orleans Collection (THNOC), the theme of the 2016 New Orleans Antiques Forum goes behind the doors of the Southern dining room — a space that...
July 22, 2016DALLAS, TEXAS — The original pen and ink cover illustration for the first issue of Swamp Thing will hit the block at Heritage Auction’s Comics & Comic Art Auction on August 4-6, with this lot to sell...
July 21, 2016NEW YORK CITY — The Space History sale at Bonhams New York July 20 made $1,315,063. The sale quickly soared with the first lot, a full-scale lab model of the Sputnik 1 satellite, achieving more...
July 21, 2016By Andrea Valluzzo HUDSON, N.Y. — Rising high above the Hudson River just south of the town of Hudson is a most incongruous sight. A Moorish mansion, seemingly plucked from a Middle Eastern city and dropped...
July 21, 2016INDIANAPOLIS, IND. — The Indianapolis Museum of Art is celebrating the work of T.C. Steele, Robert Indiana, Michael Graves, Bill Blass and other Hoosier artists in “19 Stars of Indiana Art:...
July 20, 2016CHADDS FORD, PENN. — A rare, handwritten letter by American political activist, philosopher and revolutionary Thomas Paine (1737–1809) topped William Bunch Auction’s June 28 sale when it brought...
July 20, 2016By Jessica Skwire Routhier SALEM, MASS. — Nestled in the curve of Portsmouth Harbor, hovering on the imaginary, watery line that divides Maine from New Hampshire, is the tiny island of Appledore. It is so small...
July 19, 2016BENTONVILLE, ARK. — Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art presents “American Made: Treasures from the American Folk Art Museum,” on view through September 19. The exhibition features more...
July 19, 2016OAKLAND, CALIF., — While summer is often considered the doldrums for auction houses, Clars Auction Gallery defied conventional wisdom when it conducted its July 16 – 17 sale of fine art, decorative...
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