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22 Aug 2023CRANSTON, R.I. — “To break the box or not?!? That’s for the lucky bidder to decide,” mused Bruneau...
22 Aug 2023NEW YORK CITY — Descending into the lower levels of the Manhattan Art & Antiques Center stirs an excitement...
22 Aug 2023CONCORD, N.H. — On August 8, early buyers lined up for the 8 am opening of Peter Mavris’ Americana...
22 Aug 2023DEERFIELD, N.H. — Rachel and Josh Gurley’s show at the Deerfield Fairgrounds was the second of the five...
22 Aug 2023MILFORD, N.H. — Jack Donigian has been running shows every Sunday during the fall and winter for the last...
22 Aug 2023The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art recently appointed David E. (Ned) Lazaro as associate curator of costume...
22 Aug 2023AUSTIN, TEXAS — After having been on exhibit at several museums in China in 2018 and 2019, the Blanton...
21 Aug 2023POTSDAM, N.Y. — Blanchard’s Auction Service conducted its 16th Annual Premier Adirondack Auction...
21 Aug 2023DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Two sales, offered on consecutive days August 16 and 17, sent nearly 1,300 lots...
21 Aug 2023FREEHOLD, N.Y. — A posthumous portrait of the great German composer Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)...
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