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29 Jul 2025DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — More than 500 lots of modern and post-war posters, paintings, prints, sculpture...
29 Jul 2025PEMBROKE, MASS. — “In my 30 years in the sporting art field, I have never seen more interest. The number...
29 Jul 2025EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. — The East Hampton Historical Society celebrated its 19th annual Antiques and Design...
29 Jul 2025On April 28, the New York Academy of Art’s (NYAA) newest president, Paul R. Provost, PhD, began his tenure....
29 Jul 2025BERKELEY, CALIF. — African American quilts — both contemporary and earlier examples — have been...
28 Jul 2025WOODSTOCK VALLEY, CONN. — Norman C. Heckler & Company’s 249th auction, which closed on July 16, featured...
28 Jul 2025LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — A Tiffany Studios jeweled Dragonfly table lamp, described in Rago Auctions’...
28 Jul 2025EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Nearly 1,000 lots went under Eldred’s gavel during the firm’s four-day Americana...
28 Jul 2025RENO, NEV. — Coeur d’Alene Art Auction had the “Best in the West” in its July 26 Fine Western...
28 Jul 2025EASTON, MD. — On July 25-26, Guyette & Deeter conducted Decoys and Sporting Art at Auction, a 556-lot...
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