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24 Jun 2025ESSEX, CONN. — My friend and companion of the past 30 years, Arne Ahlberg, passed away in Essex, Conn.,...
24 Jun 2025Between a Romani-style wagon that Chupp sold for $115,000 — and a group of clothing that Merrill sold...
24 Jun 2025It is a rare event when the identity of a previously unknown folk artist is revealed. Some folk artists...
24 Jun 2025WARREN, MAINE — Two hundred nineteen lots crossed the block in June’s Midcoast Affordable Auction,...
24 Jun 2025ROCKVILLE, MD. — On June 6, Weschler’s Auctioneers & Appraisers conducted its Gallery Auction, which...
24 Jun 2025DENVER, PENN. — Luxury watches, Tiffany lamps, American art and rare Amphora pottery were just some...
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...
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