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August 6, 2024WINDHAM, CONN. — Gerard Paul “Jerry” Giguere Jr died unexpectedly of natural causes on July 18, at his home in Windham, at the age of 76.
August 6, 2024This week’s Across the Block was sponsored by the letter “C”! Chandeliers and comic books were in plentiful supply in this week’s auction highlights. In the first category, a Nineteenth Century...
August 6, 2024MORRISTOWN, N.J. — On July 24, The Magnusson Group conducted its Fine Art To Favrile Summer Auction, which offered 200 lots of fresh-to-market items from three prominent New Jersey estates, including...
August 6, 2024ST PETERSBURG, FLA. — On July 21, Burchard Galleries conducted its Estate Antiques, Fine Art and Jewelry Auction, which offered 517 unique lots, including a partial selection of the lifelong collection...
August 6, 2024NEW YORK CITY — La Belle Epoque Auction House offered 439 lots of fine art, decorative arts, furniture, Asian antiques and collectibles from estates in its July 27 Multi-Estates Summer 2024 auction.
August 6, 2024SUDBURY, MASS. — On July 28, Tremont Auctions conducted its Designer Fashion & Couture auction, offering 225 lots from a single-owner collection of fine couture, jewelry and accessories, including handbags,...
August 6, 2024INDEPENDENCE, MO. — Since there were only 522 ever produced in 1960, it was a cinch that one of Benjamin George Bowden’s (1906–1998) Spacelander bicycles, especially the rare and desirable charcoal...
August 6, 2024SANTA FE, N.M. — Santa Fe Art Auction’s annual sale dedicated to collectors of New Mexico material culture, presented July 24-25, offered 300 lots that spanned the state’s diversity.
August 6, 2024RENO, NEV. — Western American art often reflects two dominant if extreme motifs: the savagery and activity of the Wild West, and the serenity of sweeping, often uninhabited, landscapes.
August 5, 2024EASTON, MD. — The July 25-26 auction at Guyette & Deeter featured the second part of the Alan and Elaine Haid collection of decoys, along with decoys and folk art from the Gene and Linda Kangas collection...
August 5, 2024On June 28, The American Folk Art Museum (AFAM) announced the election of entrepreneur, investor and artist James Rohrbach to its national Board of Trustees.
August 5, 2024ROCKLAND, MAINE — “Jamie Wyeth, Unsettled” has just opened at The Farnsworth Museum of Art and it is a wash of vibrant color, and startling encounters with flora, fauna, land and sea.
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