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June 17, 2015Paul Anavian, managing director, Manhattan Art & Antiques Center. With 100 galleries representing just about every category of arts and antiques one can think of, the Manhattan Art & Antiques Center...-
June 17, 2015DBR, Doug Ramsay, Hadley, Mass. REVIEW AND PHOTOS BY R. SCUDDER SMITH GOSHEN, CONN. — “We seem to attract the rain,” Fritz Rohn, co-manager of The Dealer’s Fair Antiques Show said, while standing...
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June 17, 2015“Emily Merrill Bardwell,” attributed to Augustus Fuller. Oil on canvas, 29 by 23 inches, circa 1840. Courtesy Smith College Museum of Art. BY SUZANNE AND MICHAEL PAYNE CARMEL, N.Y. — We have been...
June 17, 2015CHICAGO, IL L . – Rene Lalique’s sylph brooch on the cover of the exhibition catalog Maker & Muse: Women and Early Twentieth Century Art Jewelry, featuring a winged woman hoisting a large...-
June 15, 2015A typical Raccoon Creek display featured painted furniture, pottery, textiles and baskets. CHADDS FORD, PENN. — By court order, William H. Bunch will auction the inventory of Raccoon Creek Antiques...
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June 15, 2015Auction Action in Dallas, Texas DALLAS, TEXAS — A gilded Civil War presentation sword gifted to Lieutenant Colonel Theodore B. Hamilton—a twice-wounded prisoner of war who commanded New York’s 62nd...
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June 15, 2015Portrait of Revolutionary War Captain Harry Burrard, $37,760. ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Strong international interest led to a successful auction at Brunk Auctions on June 13 when its sale Great Marsh: Collection...
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June 15, 2015THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS — After nearly a decade of research, the Mauritshuis has one of its most famous Rembrandts back and has given full attribution of the painting “Saul and David” to Rembrandt....
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June 12, 2015LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — Rago Arts and Auction Center’s Twentieth Century decorative arts and design auction surpassed expectation to total $5.6 million June 5–7 that saw new global auction records established...
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June 11, 2015Jean Marembert (French, 1900-1968), “Composition Surrealist,” oil on canvas, 51 by 38 inches, signed lower right and dated 39 ($6/8,000). MILFORD, CONN. — Shannon Fine Art Auctioneers is presenting...
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June 10, 2015BY LAURA BEACH NEW YORK CITY — As tastes diversify, Americana Week fades as an apt description of the three-ring circus that is Manhattan in January. Allowing for a slight twist of the dial, one might...
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June 10, 2015From Lincoln, Mass., this prancing horse vane boasting choice directionals and dimensions was on offer at The Norwoods’ Spirit of American, Timonium, Md. REVIEW AND PHOTOS BY ANDREA VALLUZZO CHADDS...
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