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April 12, 2016HARTFORD, CONN. — Ivory Ban HB 5578 in Connecticut has gained approval from the state’s fiscal office, indicating that lawmakers on that panel see no harmful fiscal impact from it. The bill is likely...
April 12, 2016SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — The Taos artist Walter Ufer (1876–1936) is finding his “place in the sun” these days, starring in a traveling exhibition of the same name organized by the Denver Art Museum...
April 12, 2016Kamelot Auction Of Gibson & Merriam Estate Property Review and Onsite Photos by Jill Fenichell; Additional Photos Courtesy Kamelot Auctions PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — It is not often that an estate sale...
April 12, 2016NEW YORK CITY (AP) — A rare newspaper printing of a journal George Washington wrote as a young man, part of Eric Caren’s collection, sold for $173,000 at Bonhams on April 11. The Maryland Gazette printing...
April 12, 2016AMSTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS — “The Next Rembrandt” has been unveiled: a 3D printed artwork made solely from data of Rembrandt’s body of work. The new work brings the touch of the renowned painter...
April 11, 2016VINELAND, N.J. — Jerry and Nina Greene’s toy train collection performed well at Bertoia Auctions Saturday, April 9, in a sale that saw many of the best pieces perform well over estimate, including...
April 11, 2016BOSTON, MASS. — Skinner’s April 8 sale of European decorative arts included a porphyry head of a Roman emperor, estimated at a mere $2/4,000. It was cataloged as Italian, Eighteenth Century,...
April 8, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Swann Galleries’ African-American fine art auction on April 7 achieved a total of $1.8 million. The 121-lot sale boasted an 81 percent sell-through rate by lot. The top lot was Faith...
April 8, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Curators at the Metropolitan Museum of Art recount the background behind one of the finest surviving examples of goldsmith work to come out of Colonial Spanish America. Emanating...
April 8, 2016By Greg Smith This round of picks illustrates the elegance and craftsmanship associated with the delicate work of the French. We bring you ten of the top French works from upcoming auction and our marketplace showrooms...
April 8, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Henry Wessells of James Cummins Bookseller reads a bit of William Shakespeare, Third Folio, 1664, at the NY Antiquarian Book Fair. It opened with a well-attended preview on April 7 at Park...
April 7, 2016NEWPORT, R.I. — An important Eighteenth Century marine timepiece, made as part of the British race to determine longitude at sea, has been discovered in the collections at the Newport Historical Society....
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