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15 Nov 2022LANTANA, FLA. — Neely Auction conducted a fall two-day Palm Beach Antiques to Modern estate auction...
15 Nov 2022DALLAS — The only known poster from “The Day the Music Died” became the most expensive concert...
15 Nov 2022MILWAUKEE, WIS. - It has been a long journey for the artists of the so-called Ashcan School, who have...
15 Nov 2022LOUISVILLE, COLO. — Artemis Gallery conducted its Exceptional Antiquities, Ethnographica and Fine Art sale...
15 Nov 2022BUFORD, GA. — Slotin Folk Art’s Fall and Spring Masterpiece Sales have drawn worldwide attention...
15 Nov 2022NEW YORK CITY — On Thursday, November 10, Christie’s concluded “Visionary: The Paul G. Allen Collection,”...
15 Nov 2022EASTON, MD. — On November 9 and 10, Guyette and Deeter conducted its fall decoy sale, which was unusually...
15 Nov 2022THOMASTON, MAINE — An unsigned portrait of George Washington, with an attribution to Gilbert Stuart,...
15 Nov 2022WILLOUGHBY, OHIO - The multifaceted collection of the late Mark Smith was the cornerstone of a $613,000...
08 Nov 2022Elizabeth Siegel comes to the Milwaukee Art Museum as chief curator after 25 years at the Art Institute...
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