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16 May 2023Animal art was the apple of bidders’ eyes this past week at auction. Dutch artist Sal Meijer’s portrait...
16 May 2023WINDSOR, CONN. — When Nadeau’s Auction Gallery presented its spring auction of American antiques...
16 May 2023PHILADELPHIA — As it has traditionally done, Freeman’s scheduled its spring Americana auction...
16 May 2023NEW YORK CITY — All things American, be it furniture, folk art, decorative arts, textiles, paintings...
16 May 2023ROCKPORT, MASS. — The Rockport Art Association & Museum’s (RAA&M) annual art auction was conducted...
16 May 2023AMESBURY, MASS. — You could almost say that there wasn’t just one of anything at John McInnis...
16 May 2023Julie Gaines is half of the founding team of Fishs Eddy, one of the largest retailers...
16 May 2023LOS ANGELES — “The Radiant Baby.” “The Barking Dogs.” “The Break Dancers.” And the power...
16 May 2023BERKELEY, CALIF. — PBA’s May 11 fine pens and watches sale featured more than 300 lots...
16 May 2023KÖLN, GERMANY — Auction Team Breker offered almost 500 lots in its May 13 auction, including...
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