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October 30, 2015MILFORD, CONN. – “Eyebrow Pencil,” a 1964 still life by California artist Wayne Thiebaud, was eye candy for bidders at Shannon’s fall sale of American and European art on October 29. The 6 1⁄4...
October 30, 2015NEW YORK CITY — Andy Warhol’s “Endangered Species,” 1983, set a new world record for a numbered edition when it sold for $725,000, including the buyer’s premium, in Heritage Auctions’ debut...
October 30, 2015HARTFORD, CONN. — During his 20-year FBI career, former senior investigator Robert K. Wittman recovered more than $225 million worth of stolen art and cultural property and founded the bureau’s...
October 30, 2015QUEENS, N.Y. and WEST BERLIN, N.J. — Goldin Auctions and Time Warner Cable have come together to bring back a bit of the magic of 1986. Before Goldin Auctions sells Keith Hernandez’s 1986...
October 29, 2015NEW YORK CITY — Christie’s presented a dedicated auction on October 27 of English furniture and decorative arts from New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. The sale comprised more than 200 lots...
October 29, 2015NEW YORK CITY — One of the most enduring and iconic sculptures by Louise Bourgeois is taking up residence at Christie’s 20 Rockefeller Plaza from Halloween — October 31, until November 12. On November...
October 29, 2015DENVER, PENN — Morphy Auctions conducted its first sale of antique fishing tackle on Saturday, October 24, selling 551 lots for a total of $563,000, including the buyer’s premium. Among the top lots...
October 28, 2015Review and Photos by Andrea Valluzzo CROMWELL, CONN. — The 36th Northeast Marble Meet returned home to the nutmeg state Columbus Day weekend, with 32 dealers showing marbles of every size and color,...
October 28, 2015By Kate Eagen Johnson WILLIAMSBURG, VA. — It is absolutely fitting that a new display of Colonial Williamsburg’s permanent silver collection marks the 30th anniversary of the opening of its DeWitt...
October 28, 2015READING, PENN. — The Berks History Center will open two new galleries to the public Saturday, November 14, dedicated to Pennsylvania German folk art, Berks County clocks and furniture. Made possible...
October 28, 2015NEW YORK CITY — Fans of American folk art gathered at Gotham Hall on Thursday, October 15, to celebrate individuals who have given unstintingly of themselves in support of the American Folk Art Museum,...
October 28, 2015Heritage Worthy And Then Some Story by Laura Beach Photos by Laura Beach and R. Scudder Smith DEERFIELD, MASS. — We know it was not intended for the crowd of collectors who gathered at the gussied-up...
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