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03 Jun 2025GREENWICH, CONN. — It was all sun and smiles on the morning of May 18, when Antiques and The Arts Weekly...
02 Jun 2025NEW YORK CITY — New York City area art connoisseurs do not suffer from lack of choice in the first...
02 Jun 2025On April 7, Mary-Kate O’Hare began her tenure as the Bruce Museum’s newest executive director and CEO....
02 Jun 2025CORNING, N.Y. — At the turn of the Twentieth Century, scientific advancements led to an explosion of color...
02 Jun 2025LOS ANGELES — Abell Auctions bridged the gap between May and June with its Fine Art, Jewelry and Important...
02 Jun 2025ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A collection of American furniture, paintings and decorative arts, from Iris Court,...
02 Jun 2025PITTSFIELD, MASS. — No surprise to anyone, a Tiffany Studios Turtle-Back chandelier that once hung...
02 Jun 2025PLAINFIELD, N.H. — An 18-inch-tall bronze titled “Theseus Battling the Minotaur” by Antoine-Louise...
02 Jun 2025WOLCOTTVILLE, IND. — Strawser Auction Group conducted a five-auction series in the month of May, spanning...
28 May 2025BENTONVILLE, ARK. — Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art has acquired “Mountain Landscape (Root Memorial...
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