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21 Jan 2020As usual, the notable subjects detailed in our January 31, 2020 issue met and often surpassed their high...
21 Jan 2020Review and Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring WASHINGTON DC – The 65th Washington Winter Show...
21 Jan 2020NEW YORK CITY — American folk artist Bill Traylor (circa 1853-1949) picked up a new artist record at Christie’s...
21 Jan 2020For the last several years, Chicago teacher Will Quam has engaged in deep conversation with the brick...
21 Jan 2020By Jessica Skwire Routhier SALEM, MASS. – A prodigy of the Harlem Renaissance, Jacob Lawrence has long...
21 Jan 2020Review and Onsite Photos by W.A. Demers, Additional Photos Courtesy of New Haven Auctions NEW HAVEN,...
15 Jan 2020ALAMEDA, CALIF. – A lotus-decorated Chinese water coupe in an apple form with a rolled rim discarded...
14 Jan 2020KISSIMMEE, FLA. (AP) – The Highland Green 1968 Ford Mustang GT featured in the film Bullitt was sold...
14 Jan 2020SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. – At Theriault’s 50th Anniversary doll auction on January 11, featuring...
14 Jan 2020DULUTH, MINN. – A Harry Chase (1853-1889) oil on board depicting a ship on stormy waters has made...
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