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03 Jul 2023ODESSA, DEL. — Furniture and decorative arts made in Delaware in the Seventeenth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth...
03 Jul 2023Joel Meyerowitz (b 1938) is an award-winning photographer whose work has appeared in more than 350 exhibitions...
03 Jul 2023BRUNSWICK, MAINE — The ravishing, multilingual, and multitalented Mina Loy was an astonishing poet,...
01 Jul 2023SANTA FE, N.M. — Collectors at Brian Lebel’s Santa Fe Old West Events Auction on June 24 faced off for more...
30 Jun 2023LONDON (AP) — A late-life masterpiece by Austrian artist Gustav Klimt sold Tuesday for 85.3 million...
30 Jun 2023DALLAS — Spanning four days and more than 1,500 lots, both the legacy and astonishing vision of Walt...
30 Jun 2023DALLAS — History flew off the spinner racks at a dizzying pace over the last few days. And by the time...
30 Jun 2023PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. — Wiederseim Associates brought 500 lots to auction for its Fun Summer Sale! on June...
27 Jun 2023WATERLOO, IOWA — In today’s world, everyone wants “Fresh.” That’s the buzz word! Fresh fruit....
27 Jun 2023OAKLAND, CALIF. — Clars’ Summer Modern + Contemporary Art + Design Auction on June 15 brought in active...
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