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24 Jun 2025EAST DENNIS, MASS — A Russian School painting of a man helping a soldier shave, with an illegible signature...
24 Jun 2025BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — A few days before the Father’s Day weekend, on June 11, Anchored in Tradition:...
24 Jun 2025HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — Leland Little began June with art of all kinds, including its June 11 Fine Art Auction...
23 Jun 2025ATLANTA — Ahlers & Ogletree Auction Gallery highlighted Modern & Contemporary Art & Design on June...
23 Jun 2025BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Elizabeth Jane “Betsy” Turner Pochoda passed away from complications due to ALS on May 8, at her home...
23 Jun 2025After 29 years as Greenwich Historical Society’s executive director and CEO, Debra Mecky, PhD, announced...
23 Jun 2025NEW YORK CITY — Traveling has always been a summer pastime, but most travel experiences today offer...
23 Jun 2025SANTA FE, N.M. — On the opening day of the 35th annual Old West Show in historic Santa Fe, Morphy Auctions...
23 Jun 2025HUDSON, N.Y. — Representing more than three decades of “thoughtful collecting, a passion for interior...
23 Jun 2025HANOVER, MASS. — In Eldred’s two-day Asian art auction, June 12-13, it was a set of 11 Chinese scroll...
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