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25 Jul 2023Bidders this past week were inspired by weird and whimsical offerings at auction. Fine art did well with...
25 Jul 2023PHILADELPHIA — On July 13, Freeman’s presented The Tastemaker remote auction, bringing together American...
25 Jul 2023BEDFORD, N.Y. — With provenance to the Vincent Price Gallery & Vincent Price Sears Roebuck Collection...
25 Jul 2023EPPING, N.H. — Those sleepers and surprises resulted in a sale that generated nearly $1 million with...
25 Jul 2023ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Brunk Auctions’ bidders were busy July 13-15 when a 411-lot Emporium sale on July...
25 Jul 2023Deborah Kraft is a Chicago-based painter, sculptor and mixed-media artist whose work spans from wall-sized...
25 Jul 2023GLOUCESTER, MASS. — It was on a rainy day in October that Elliot Bostwick Davis, PhD, and her longtime...
24 Jul 2023WILLISTON, VT. — Merrill’s Auctioneers and Appraisers embarked on a Sporting, Adirondack & Estate...
24 Jul 2023SANTA FE, N.M. — “New Mexico Now,” Santa Fe Art Auction's annual sale of artwork representing New Mexico’s...
24 Jul 2023MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — On July 18 and 19, Bonhams Skinner conducted an online-only auction of European...
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