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September 18, 2012Freeman Asia Week auction on Sunday, September 9, outperformed expectations, exceeding the overall estimate with an outstanding performance by top lots, including $1,314,500 for a painting by modern...
September 18, 2012Brimfield Antiques Market opened September 9‱4 to conclude its 2012 season. Enthusiastic throngs of shoppers extended their Labor Day weekend each day during the week with the late summer chase...
September 11, 2012The 159th Semi-Annual York Antiques Show & Sale spilled out into the lobby, where several dealers were set up, and the main exhibition area was filled to capacity, with a total of 96 exhibitors...
September 11, 2012One cannot easily ignore the triumphs and challenges that make the life of ceramist Frans Rudolph Wildenhain (1905-1980) an alluring narrative. Wildenhain's career, like his artwork, is dynamic and enduring....
September 11, 2012The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts has engaged Christie for future sales of Andy Warhol work from its collection. Recognizing that the arts community needs its support now more than...
September 11, 2012⁗e are on the run right now,†Kaja Veilleux, owner, appraiser and auctioneer, said shortly after selling 1,157 lots at his annual summer auction on August 25′6 at Thomaston Place Auction Galleries....
September 11, 2012As auctioneer Willis Henry presented the standout lot of the Dr Jerry and Miriam McCue Shaker collection, a classic shoe-foot trestle table, he declared it to be ⁰robably the most important [Shaker]...
September 11, 2012Bill Moggridge, director of the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum since 2010, died September 8, following a battle with cancer. He was 69 years old.
September 11, 2012Amid the rolling hills and meandering fields here, Madison Bouckville Antiques Week spread out to 15 fields, front yards, back yards and barns all filled with antiques and the dealers selling them...
September 11, 2012Managing New York's largest antiques show, Tom Tarry of The Results Group deemed the firm's second year of mounting the Madison Bouckville Antiques Festival "a big success". Conducted August 17-19 on the same...
September 11, 2012⁓ession one, paintings, proved to be the softest part of our sale, with Americana doing well and finishing with a strong showing for Asian material,†James Julia said following four days of selling...
September 11, 2012A selection of major works from the William S. Paley Collection at The Museum of Modern Art in New York City will be on view at the de Young Museum September 15⁄ecember 30.
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