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October 20, 2015GREENWICH, CONN. — “Carnival of the Animals,” Danish sculptor Bjørn Okholm Skaarup’s first American museum exhibition, will be on view at the Bruce Museum October 31–January 3. The sculpture...
October 20, 2015By Rick Russack CHESTER, N.H. — Six hundred wonders of contemporary folk art line the main streets and back roads of Chester, a small town less than 15 miles southeast of Manchester. Each year, for the entire...
October 20, 2015By Anne Kugielsky Homage to Savitsky: Collecting 20th Century Russian and Uzbek Art; Ildar Galeyev, author, Russian edition; English edition by Friends of the Nukus Museum (editor); Arnoldsche Art Publishers,...
October 20, 2015Review by W.A. Demers Photos Courtesy of Doyle NEW YORK CITY — The Metropolitan Museum of Art has done some housecleaning of late, resulting in some authentic “museum-quality” merchandise coming...
October 20, 2015By Laura Beach DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Pook & Pook’s October 3 Americana sale was a compendium of the various and sundry adding up to a handsome $1,581,752. Of the myriad delights offered, no piece...
October 19, 2015Review by W.A. Demers, Photos by R. Scudder Smith RHINEBECK, N.Y. — Show revivals are tricky. Especially when the attempt is to bring back something once considered unique and compelling. Which the Rhinebeck...
October 19, 2015PORTLAND, MAINE — Barridoff Galleries principal Rob Elowitch chuckled when checking record prices for James Fitzgerald (American, 1899–1971), whose “Saltin’ Mackerel aka Working Day, Monhegan”...
October 19, 2015Review and Onsite Photos By Rick Russack, Catalog Photos Courtesy The Cobbs PETERBOROUGH, N.H. — The Cobbs auction gallery is in a restored mill building at Noone Falls, which can trace its heritage...
October 19, 2015By Laura Beach RADNOR, PENN. — People who say there are too many antiques shows have it wrong. When it comes to fairs with distinct personalities serving discrete clientele, there are perhaps too few shows....
October 19, 2015Longtime sports memorabilia collector and dealer John Arcand hosts the television show Big Ten Treasure Hunter, now in its second season airing on the Big Ten Network. He travels around the country, talking...
October 19, 2015SPARKS, MD. — A stoneware water cooler with profuse incised federal eagle motif and attributed to Baltimore, Md., potter Henry Remmey, 1812-29, took $483,000, including buyer’s premium at Crocker Farm’s...
October 16, 2015Review and Onsite Photos by R. Scudder Smith, Catalog Photos Courtesy Bunch Auctions CHADDS FORD, PENN. — It was a long auction, but it “went nicely across the board, especially the Christmas stuff,...
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