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25 Jun 2019By Jessica Skwire Routhier MONHEGAN, MAINE – Some curators try, metaphorically, to inhabit the lives...
25 Jun 2019MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — A rare North Carolina inlaid walnut cellaret attributed to Micajah Wilkes exceeded...
25 Jun 2019CINCINNATI, OHIO — An album of 25 salt print photographs of Native Americans by Joel Whitney (1822–1886),...
25 Jun 2019NEW YORK CITY — Leading Swann Galleries’ June 20 Pride sale — and setting a record for the artist...
25 Jun 2019PHILADELPHIA — A Gorham Mfg Co, silver presentation punch bowl in the Japonesque manner rose to the top of the single-owner...
18 Jun 2019SAUGERTIES, N.Y. — Joan Waters Keefe, 98, passed away peacefully on May 12, 2019. She was born on February...
18 Jun 2019By Laura Beach COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. – With their exaggerated features and angular contours, stoneware...
18 Jun 2019Review by Anne Kugielsky CINCINNATI, OHIO – Sam Cowan said before his company’s June 7-8 fine...
18 Jun 2019Review and Photos by Jackie Sideli EAST FALMOUTH, MASS. – There was a sizeable group of customers...
18 Jun 2019Review by Laura Beach, Photos Courtesy of Thornwillow Press and the Metropolitan Museum of Art NEWBURGH,...
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