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11 Apr 2023We've all heard about - and in some cases may know - a "corporate refugee," someone who parachuted from...
11 Apr 2023ATLANTA, GA. - Portraits are the focus of Evelyn Hofer's work. Portraits of people, yes - and her portraits...
11 Apr 2023NEW YORK CITY — On April 4, Doyle conducted the landmark auction of The Joan Stacke Graham Majolica...
11 Apr 2023EAST DENNIS, MASS. — The top lot of the first day of Eldred’s April 6-7 Spring Sale was a 9-inch-long...
11 Apr 2023NEW YORK CITY — Doyle’s Fine Art auction on April 5 showcased affordable paintings, drawings and prints...
11 Apr 2023PHILADELPHIA — ART 22, Material Culture’s sale of fine art, folk art and Outsider art, got under...
11 Apr 2023MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — The Goddard family collection, sold by Bonhams Skinner in an online sale that...
04 Apr 2023VINELAND, N.J. - Living up to Bertoia's presale expectations, a rare Ives Uncle Sam perambulator, selling...
04 Apr 2023SCHOHARIE, N.Y. - Amid drizzle and snow flurries, there was no slowdown to the setup within the Schoharie...
04 Apr 2023NEW YORK CITY - The Found Object Show, which returned for its second year March 24-26, now claims a new home...
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