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08 Oct 2019Review and Photos by Greg Smith YORK, PENN. – Show manager Melvin “Butch” Arion surmised...
08 Oct 2019LONDON — Last October, in an elaborate prank orchestrated by the street artist Banksy, one of the artist’s...
08 Oct 2019DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — A Philadelphia Chippendale mahogany pie crust tea table was the top lot of Pook...
08 Oct 2019DALLAS — Claude Lalanne’s garden bench from the DeWitt and Lila Archeson Wallace Garden at Colonial...
08 Oct 2019ALEXANDRIA, VA. — A seven-piece Japonesque silver and mixed metal tea set by Tiffany and Co., was the top lot of Potomack...
08 Oct 2019As duck hunting season gets underway, there are a few decoys – long retired from their duties –...
08 Oct 2019Ed Ruscha walked the runway this week as Christie’s offered 35 works from the Fred and Laura Clarke...
08 Oct 2019By Kristin Nord MYSTIC, CONN. – With the opening of the 5,000-square-foot Collins Gallery, a jewel...
01 Oct 2019Photos Courtesy Laura Beach and Yale University Art Gallery ORANGE, CONN. – Yale University Art Gallery...
01 Oct 2019Review and Photos by Jackie Sideli WEST BARNSTABLE, MASS. – This year’s Cape Cod Glass Club...
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