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July 11, 2016Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, OHIO — Don Scott produced the second edition of his new Scott Antique Market at the Fayette County Fairgrounds with dealers exhibiting in the air-conditioned...
July 11, 2016GREENSBURG, PENN. — The Westmoreland Museum of American Art is presenting “A Shared Legacy: Folk Art in America.” This exhibition tells the story of the work created by self-taught or minimally trained...
July 11, 2016Review And Photos by Rick Russack WELLS, MAINE — The temperature was 77 degrees, not a cloud was in the sky and the parking lot had hundreds of cars June 26. The gate, up 15 to 20 percent from previous...
July 11, 2016LITCHFIELD, CONN. — Litchfield County Auctions hosted a whirlwind two-day sale that caught the eyes of more than a few collectors June 29–30. The live auction, split between Asian, tribal, European...
July 11, 2016Review and Onsite Photos By Laura Beach, Photos Courtesy Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates’ scholarly interest in ceramics, glass, the arts of the South...
July 11, 2016CORNING, N.Y. — Howard Terpning (b 1927) is, unquestionably, the most celebrated, honored, best-known contemporary artist of the American West. Not only do his paintings command the highest prices privately...
July 11, 2016LONDON — Christie’s Old Master and British Evening Sale July 7 totaled $84,745,570, achieving sell through rates of 93 percent by value and 77 percent by lot. Total sales for that week of auctions...
July 11, 2016BEL AIR, CALIF. — Gemma Sudlow and Richard Nelson, decorative arts specialists at Christie’s, give a tour through the California home of President and First Lady, Ronald and Nancy Reagan. The home...
July 8, 2016CHERRY HILL, N.J. (AP) — Federal authorities are seeking the public’s help in recovering a 1919 Norman Rockwell painting on the 40th anniversary of its theft from a New Jersey home. The painting was featured...
July 6, 2016By Jessica Skwire Routhier BRUNSWICK, MAINE — There is something about the word “portrait” that, for many art lovers, can trigger the yawn reflex. We think we know, just from that word, what we will...
July 6, 2016Review and Onsite Photos by W.A. Demers; Additional Photos Courtesy Schwenke Auctioneers WOODBURY, CONN. — Several lots of Midcentury Modern elicited enthusiastic bidding at Schwenke Auctioneers’...
July 6, 2016Review and Photos by R. Scudder Smith ALLENTOWN, PENN. — “I bought the Antique City Show from Norm Schaut two years ago and since it was already booked into the facility on Lehigh’s campus in Bethlehem,...
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