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02 Apr 2019Completed in 1972, American artist George Rodrigue’s “The Class Of Marie Courregé” is said to be the painting...
02 Apr 2019Lots to report this week: a Patek Philippe wristwatch, custom made in 1979 for Muammar Gaddafi, was of particular...
02 Apr 2019Review and Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring HARTFORD, CONN. – A very unspring-like cold front moved...
02 Apr 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring OLD GREENWICH, CONN. – The Ephemera Society of America...
02 Apr 2019BEDFORD, N.Y. — Taking the lead early on at Butterscotch Auction’s March 30–31 sale was Fernando...
02 Apr 2019DALLAS — Bidders were wide awake on a pair of Chinese blue and white porcelain vases that sold far above...
02 Apr 2019EDISON, N.J. — A Paul Evans sculpture front cabinet was the star of Bodnar’s Auction Sales’ March...
02 Apr 2019Review and Photos by Greg Smith MALVERN, PENN. – There are certainly many of its ilk – that...
02 Apr 2019Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara SCHOHARIE, N.Y. – Despite a light snow cover of approximately...
26 Mar 2019By James Balestrieri As an antidote to making the often funereal rounds of galleries and auctions, museums...
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