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13 Dec 2022The art of cartoonist and social realist painter William Gropper (American, 1897-1977) whose work satirized...
13 Dec 2022NEW YORK CITY — Poster Auctions International’s (PAI) third sale of the year on November 13 finished...
13 Dec 2022NEW YORK CITY — Henry Popple’s 1773 A Map of the British Empire in America staked out a final price...
13 Dec 2022WILLOW, N.Y. — Robert Henri’s (1865-1929) “Cottages –County Mayo, Ireland,” circa 1910, with...
13 Dec 2022DALLAS — The ever-busy Heritage Auctions conducted its Fine European Art Signature Auction on December...
13 Dec 2022BELLOWS FALLS, VT. — Augusta Auctions’ Decades of Decadence sale took place on December 7, offering...
13 Dec 2022BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — John and Kathy Nye like to sell jewelry in their last sale of the year, recognizing...
13 Dec 2022WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. — Made by Kyser and Rex Company, Philadelphia, circa 1880s, the Chimpanzee...
13 Dec 2022BEDFORD, N.Y. — Of the nearly 650 lots offered in Butterscotch Auctions’ Fall Estates sale on December...
13 Dec 2022PHILADELPHIA — Earning $352,800 and a new auction record for artist Bo Bartlett (American, b 1955)...
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