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September 9, 2024DOYLESTOWN, PENN. — To ring in the fall season, Gratz Gallery conducted a 56-lot sale on September 8, featuring American Fine Art paintings and drawings, works by renowned Pennsylvania Impressionists...
September 9, 2024PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. — A single-owner sale with no reserves is one not to be missed. Ted Wiederseim conducted such an auction on September 6, selling more than 300 lots of mostly early lighting, including...
September 3, 2024The visual arts — sculpture, paintings, prints and decorative pieces — led at auctions across the country: from a Roman bust that made $68,750 at Swann Galleries, to an Andy Warhol print that brought...
September 3, 2024On August 24, Copake Auction conducted an unreserved estate auction of more than 900 lots. Seth Fallon, co-owner, said the event was “white glove,” with 100 percent sold and totaling $243,000. Bidders...
September 3, 2024On August 24, Charles Street Auction conducted a sale of decoys, antique sporting objects, US militaria, early Americana and ornithological art from the collections of ornithologist and professor W. Ted Davis...
September 3, 2024On August 18, Amero Auctions conducted its Carefree Days of Summer auction, which featured the second phase of the liquidation of Duck & Dolphin Antiques (Key West, Fla.), the Alexander Raydon Gallery...
September 3, 2024Two days of an annual auction extravaganza celebrated the Native American art market at Santa Fe Art Auction on August 13-14, timed to coincide with Santa Fe’s Indian Market, which features hundreds...
September 3, 2024On August 16, Merrill’s Auctioneers & Appraisers conducted its 502-lot Americana & Fine Art Estate Auction. The sale comprised an “outstanding” collection of fine art, historical ephemera and photographs,...
September 3, 2024Recent years have witnessed a trend of museum exhibitions that examine intersections between Anglo American art and the ecological sciences, including “Nature’s Nation” at the Princeton University...
September 3, 2024On August 16 and 17, Schultz Auctioneers presented 911 lots from the estates of Richard Byrne and other collectors. Major collecting categories on the first day included Victorian furniture, silver, jewelry,...
September 3, 2024Declan Kiely, the Grolier Club’s newly appointed executive director, has more than 20 years of experience working at renowned research libraries, including The New York Public Library and the Morgan...
August 30, 2024FAIRFIELD, MAINE — Poulin Antiques & Auctions’ August 27 Fine Art and Antiques sale included more than 1,600 lots; the variety becomes clear as the top three prices were achieved by totally unrelated...
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