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19 Apr 2021Notable lots that share the spotlight in our April 30, 2021 issue include a Korean six-fold painted paper...
19 Apr 2021STANSTED MOUNTFITCHET, ESSEX, UNITED KINGDOM – In the words of Mark Wilkinson, head of Sworder’s...
19 Apr 2021DALLAS – A 2000 Upper Deck combo game jersey card signed by the late Laker, Kobe Bryant, and Michael...
19 Apr 2021SANTA FE, N.M. – “After The Ceremony,” an oil on board by Bert Geer Phillips (1868-1956)...
19 Apr 2021CINCINNATI – Cowan’s April 16 Native American Art sale was led by a Cheyenne River pictorial...
19 Apr 2021WINDSOR, CONN. – Eclipsing its $4/8,000 estimate, a large, framed, rare Sino-Korean monastic portrait...
19 Apr 2021NEW MILFORD, CONN. – Brian Corcoran’s April 12 sale at the Auction Barn was led by an original...
14 Apr 2021NEW YORK CITY — Just when you think vintage comic book values cannot go any higher, another record...
13 Apr 2021Photos courtesy High Museum of Art ATLANTA, GA. – This spring, the High Museum of Art presents...
13 Apr 2021MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Authorities have recovered a Confederate monument that had been stolen...
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