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29 Aug 2023FREEHOLD, N.Y. -- A posthumous portrait of the great German composer Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)...
29 Aug 2023CLARENCE, N.Y. — Schultz Auctioneers conducted a marathon three-day auction from August 17 to 19, offering...
29 Aug 2023MARION, MASS. — Marion Antique Auctions conducted its second sale of 2023 over two days, August 19-20,...
29 Aug 2023DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Back to back online-only auctions conducted by Pook & Pook on August 16 and 17 offered...
29 Aug 2023MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — Two auctions, one live and conducted August 13, the other online only which closed...
29 Aug 2023NEW YORK CITY — La Belle Epoque auction house presented its “Sizzling Summer” live auction on August...
29 Aug 2023POTSDAM, N.Y. — Blanchard’s Auction Services celebrated its 16th Annual Premier Adirondack Auction...
29 Aug 2023Old World charm and New World wealth were fully on display in last week’s auctions. Landscapes from...
29 Aug 2023A traveling exhibition organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art in San Diego, Calif., that will be on view...
29 Aug 2023WINTERTHUR, DEL. — On September 9, “Ann Lowe: American Couturier,” opens at Winterthur Museum,...
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