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03 Mar 2020Ronald P. Marshall, an interior designer living in Fairfield, Conn., has worked with no fewer than 12 different...
03 Mar 2020By Laura Beach SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. – Anyone who watched Super Bowl LIV in February with half an eye toward...
03 Mar 2020BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — A pair of Eighteenth Century George III giltwood wall mirrors capped the February...
03 Mar 2020SANTA FE — A retablo of Archangel San Rafael, circa 1785-1800, School of Miera y Pacheco, outperformed...
03 Mar 2020DALLAS — A large private collection of fine art including works by Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol and many...
25 Feb 2020STAMFORD, CONN. — Priscilla R. Schwarzschild, 89, of Stamford, an art historian, scholar and art dealer,...
25 Feb 2020Review and Photos by Greg Smith MEDWAY, MASS. – Close to 100 people filled the VFW hall in Medway,...
25 Feb 2020Review by Laura Beach, Photos Courtesy Copley Fine Art Auctions CHARLESTON, S.C. – In keeping with...
25 Feb 2020Review and Photos by Rick Russack QUECHEE, VT. – “Cabin Fever” is the right term for this...
25 Feb 2020Review and Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring PALM BEACH, FLA. – For nearly 20 years, the Palm...
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