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May 31, 2016OAKLAND, CALIF. — Attracting a great deal of global presale interest and excitement at Clars Auction Gallery was a magnificent pair of rare Chinese ormolu bronze automaton clocks from the Guangzhou Workshop,...
May 31, 2016Review and Photos by Andrea Valluzzo NEW MILFORD, CONN. — Despite a misty start on the morning of May 22, buyers still flocked to the Elephant’s Trunk Country Flea Market as they have every Sunday...
May 31, 2016PLAINFIELD, N.H. — The salesroom was packed but the top lot of William Smith’s two-day Memorial Day weekend auction sold to a phone bidder. A large, colorful still life by R.S. Dunning (American, 1856–1921)...
May 31, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Christina Geiger, Director of Fine Books & Manuscripts at Bonhams New York, presents a pristine copy of Aristotle’s De Animalibus featured in the firm’s upcoming fine...
May 28, 2016CHADDS FORD, PENN. — The 45th annual Brandywine River Museum Antiques Show kicked off Friday, May 27, with a preview party and runs this weekend through Monday, May 30, with a select group of dealers...
May 27, 2016RHINEBECK, N.Y.— Antiques at Rhinebeck is officially underway this weekend as dealers flocked to the Dutchess County Fairgrounds to set up shop at the perennial antiques show. Managed by Frank Gaglio...
May 27, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Driscoll Babcock Galleries presents “The Shock of the Old: Epic Visions in Nineteenth Century American Art,” a provocative riff on Robert Hughes’s 1980 television series and book...
May 27, 2016CHICAGO, ILL. — Curator Michal Raz-Russo provides an overview of the exhibition “Invisible Man: Gordon Parks and Ralph Ellison in Harlem” at the Art Institute of Chicago. The exhibition, on view...
May 27, 2016By Claudia Torrens, Associated Press NEW YORK CITY (AP) — A Diego Rivera painting has sold privately for $15.7 million, setting a world record price for any Latin American work of art, Phillips auction...
May 27, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Since the mid-Nineteenth Century, when the New York Knickerbockers played the first organized baseball games using modern-day rules, New York has been home to some of the sport’s most...
May 26, 2016Thirteenth Amendment Achieves $2,410,000; ‘Authorized Edition’ Of The Emancipation Proclamation Fetches $2,170,000. NEW YORK CITY — “Two Centuries of American History,” Sotheby’s sale of rare...
May 26, 2016LONDON — A masterwork by John Constable, R.A. (1776–1837), the full-scale six-foot sketch for “View on the Stour near Dedham,” circa 1821–22, will be offered alongside other masterpieces by Reynolds,...
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