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02 Jan 2024Fine art was a strong contender in this week’s top auction results and ranged from $1,900 for a vintage...
02 Jan 2024NEW YORK CITY — Capsule Auctions conducted its Luxury and Great Estates auction on December 16. Many...
02 Jan 2024DALLAS — Heritage Auctions’ December 14-15 Space Exploration Auction featured more than 1,000 lots,...
02 Jan 2024DENVER, PENN. — Morphy Auctions conducted an auction of Fine & Decorative Arts on December 18-19. With...
02 Jan 2024DALLAS — Just 103 lots were included in Heritage Auctions’ December 15 Historical Platinum Session...
02 Jan 2024NEW BRAUNFELS, TEXAS — On December 19, Lark Mason Associates (LMA), selling on the iGavel platform,...
02 Jan 2024NEW YORK CITY — Every few months, collectors and dealers cluster in the halls of the Manhattan Art & Antiques...
02 Jan 2024ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Totems being as old as humankind, the most successful books on collecting probe the psychological...
02 Jan 2024After several months of painstaking restoration, the New Bedford Whaling Museum unveiled — on December...
02 Jan 2024DENVER, COLO. — Just over a century ago, the “cowboy artist” Charles M. (Charlie) Russell (1864-1926)...
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