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May 17, 2016By Laura Beach MANHEIM, PENN. — Believed to be an unrecorded work by the French painter Claude Monet (1840–1926), a painting of a wooded park scene is slated for sale by Conestoga Auction Company,...
May 17, 2016Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack; Additional Photos Courtesy Stanton Auctions HAMPDEN, MASS. — Peter Imler’s April 30 sale included Eighteenth Century American furniture, Oriental rugs and ceramics,...
May 17, 2016NEW YORK CITY — In their learning series video, Smarthistory.org co-founders Dr Steven Zucker and Dr Beth Harris, both faculty emeritus at Khan Academy, talk about the qualities of Baroque art that...
May 16, 2016SALEM, MASS. — The Peabody Essex Museum has long benefited from the generosity of longtime art collectors Sam and Sheila Robbins of Newton, Mass., who have already gifted 70 artworks from their collection...
May 16, 2016GENEVA, SWITZERLAND — On May 16, the Breguet et Fils self-winding quarter repeating watch with equation of time, day, month and power reserve pocket watch became the most expensive timepiece to sell...
May 16, 2016MONTE CARLO — The unrestored, ex-Le Mans 24-Hour race Jaguar C-Type sports car attained $8.2 million at Bonhams’ Monaco Sale (Les Grandes Marques a Monaco) at the Fairmont Hotel May 13, leading the British...
May 16, 2016By Greg Smith Rain or shine, a sportsman is always prepared when heading out for the hunt. So get your Labrador and hit the woods (or the gallery) as we bring you our top picks from upcoming auctions...
May 16, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Musicians are invited to create recordings with an installation of sounding sculptures currently on display in the Museum of Arts and Design’s (MAD) exhibition “Atmosphere for Enjoyment:...
May 13, 2016Scrimshaw Weekend Continues Through May 15 NEW BEDFORD, MASS. – The 28th annual Scrimshaw Weekend got underway Friday, May 13, at the New Bedford Whaling Museum with a full program of talks...
May 13, 2016WATERVILLE, MAINE — The Colby College Museum of Art announces the major acquisition of a deluxe set of Pablo Picasso’s “Vollard Suite,” the 1939 series of 100 etchings that is considered the artist’s...
May 13, 2016NEW YORK CITY — In honor of Shakespeare’s 400th anniversary, the Grolier Club presents the exhibition “Brush Up Your Shakespeare: Miniature Designer Bindings from the Collection of Neale and Margaret...
May 13, 2016LOS ANGELES — The J. Paul Getty Museum is exhibiting three of Rembrandt’s earliest known paintings, lent by the Leiden Collection in New York, in a focus installation highlighting the recently rediscovered...
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