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10 Dec 2024NEW YORK CITY — On November 22, Guernsey’s conducted its American History Auction after a two-day...
10 Dec 2024GRASBRUNN, GERMANY — Hermann Historica offered more than 1,500 lots across two days of auctions: Art,...
10 Dec 2024SPARKS, MD. — Crocker Farm ended a banner year on November 16, selling all but one of the lots offered,...
10 Dec 2024GENESEO, N.Y. — In a sale spanning two days, Cottone Auctions offered 575 lots of fine art, antiques...
10 Dec 2024PHILADELPHIA — It’s nice when good people inspire good things. Freeman’s | Hindman’s resounding...
10 Dec 2024HAMPTON, N.H. — Peter Mavris’ 2024-2025 season of shows is well underway, taking place one Sunday...
10 Dec 2024NEW YORK CITY — A first look at the 71st Winter Show, planned for January 24-February 2 at New York’s...
09 Dec 2024Art Peritus is a growing presence in the art appraisal and consulting field and its recently announced...
09 Dec 2024HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — Leland Little Auctions conducted a 466-lot sale of objects from the estate of the late...
09 Dec 2024NEW YORK CITY – In Swann Auction Galleries’ November 26 Contemporary Art auction, Andy Warhol’s...
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