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March 9, 2016Review And On-Site Photos by Andrea Valluzzo, Catalog Photos Courtesy Hess Auction Service MANHEIM, PENN. — Lifetime collections such as Corinne H. Machmer’s decades-long accruing of rare and notable...
March 8, 2016Review And Photos By Rick Russack HOLLISTON, MASS. — Steve Allman has been running the 125-dealer Holliston show for 38 years in the affluent Boston-West suburbs and consistently draws knowledgeable...
March 8, 2016Danica Farnand is one of the country’s foremost experts on American Indian art (beadwork, weaponry, clothing, textiles, etc) and has been involved in major auctions based specifically around that material...
March 7, 2016DALLAS, TEXAS — The Dallas Museum of Art announced that it has acquired one of Jackson Pollock’s only existing sculptures, a work that offers keen insight into the artist’s creative trajectory. Created...
March 7, 2016LONDON — Covering 500 years of art history and including over 50 great works by Sandro Botticelli (1445–1510), making it the largest exhibition of Botticelli paintings and drawings ever held in the United...
March 7, 2016By Andrew Dalton, Associated Press LOS ANGELES, CALIF. (AP) — From a crumpled paper bag in a dilapidated house came a baseball-card find of a lifetime. Seven of them actually. Card experts in southern...
March 4, 2016NEW YORK CITY – Several notable collectors were in attendance and many artworks were sold at the Tuesday, March 1, opening of The Art Show at the Park Avenue Armory – a successful launch of Armory...
March 4, 2016A total of 45 top-tier international Asian art specialists, several major auction houses and 16 museums and Asian cultural institutions unite for a ten-day celebration of simultaneous gallery open houses...
March 4, 2016HARTFORD, CONN. — On Sunday, March 20, there will be a special tour of the landmark Connecticut State Armory and Arsenal starting at 10 am. The tour is included with the price of admission to the Connecticut...
March 4, 2016NORWALK, CONN. — Go behind the scenes of one of the Norwalk Historical Society’s new exhibits, “Norwalk Collects: Celebrating Four Historic Collections,” with guest curator Elizabeth Pratt...
March 3, 2016NEW YORK CITY — The Armory Show officially opened to the world on Thursday, March 3 2016, under new direction by executive director Benjamin Genocchio. The show is split between Piers 92 (Modern) and 94 (Contemporary)...
March 3, 2016NEW YORK CITY — A Chanukah lamp by Kozlo, Kielce, circa 1840, attained $31,250 at J. Greenstein & Co., March 1, the first of his twice-a-year auctions, selling 232 pieces of Judaica, 29 of which...
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