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23 Sep 2025LOS ANGELES — In those years, the between years, the years of freedom, BG — “Before Girls” — I was one with...
22 Sep 2025JACKSON, WYO. — Jackson Hole Art Auction’s 19th Annual Auction, conducted September 13, was the firm’s...
22 Sep 2025FREEHOLD, N.Y. — Carlsen Gallery celebrated its 41st anniversary on September 14, with its Anniversary...
22 Sep 2025COLUMBUS, OHIO — An Amish pieced cotton quilt, made in the North Carolina Lily pattern with a Flying...
22 Sep 2025EAST DENNIS, MASS. — A view of The Pond in New York City’s Central Park, by Hayley Lever (American,...
22 Sep 2025DALLAS — A carefully curated auction of 181 lots of Ming and Qing dynasty porcelain, carvings, paintings...
22 Sep 2025WILMINGTON, DEL. — Charles F. Hummel, whose life’s journey spanned from 1932 to 2025, passed away...
22 Sep 2025SIKESTON, MO. — American folk art dealer and proprietor of Missouri Plain Folk, Tim Chambers, passed...
16 Sep 2025Bidders raised their paddles for reading and viewing pleasures at auctions this week. Whether collectors...
16 Sep 2025BEVERLY, MASS — One of the taglines for fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger is “Fashion is fleeting;...
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