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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...
25 Feb 2020With the watch market booming, a new audience of collectors is emerging and showing the telltale signs...
25 Feb 2020Notable sales detailed in our March 6, 2020 issue include a 1956 abstract oil on canvas titled “Continuity...
25 Feb 2020By Jessica Skwire Routhier PRINCETON, N.J. – Formative experiences have an enduring power. They...
25 Feb 2020CINCINNATI, OHIO — A cabinet card of Harriet Tubman with an image taken by Horatio Seymour Squyer (1848-1905)...
25 Feb 2020OAKLAND, CALIF. — Clars Auction Gallery’s February 22-23 auction presented to the market works by renowned...
25 Feb 2020NEW YORK CITY — Alphonse Mucha’s (1860-1939) Art Nouveau masterwork, “Precious Stones,” 1902,...
25 Feb 2020DALLAS — Before Lou Gehrig joined the Yankees and had a bat with his signature burned into the barrel,...
25 Feb 2020DALLAS — More than two dozen collectors made bids for a documented 10-gauge shotgun used by Wyatt Earp...
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