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05 Feb 2019By Jessica Skwire Routhier WASHINGTON, DC – “The Four Freedoms” is among American painter...
05 Feb 2019ALEXANDRIA, VA. — An Egyptian corn mummy was the top lot of Potomack Company’s February 2 sale, as it sold...
05 Feb 2019NEW YORK CITY — Capping Sotheby’s Master Paintings Evening Sale was a portrait of Muhammad Dervish...
05 Feb 2019Review and Photos by Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY – The Winter Show, which completed its ten-day run at the Park...
05 Feb 2019Readers who watch Black Memorabilia, a 60-minute documentary airing this month on PBS’s Independent...
05 Feb 2019Review and Photos by Marty Steiner COMMERCE, GA. – A winter folk pottery and folk art auction was presented...
05 Feb 2019Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara SYRACUSE, N.Y. – Salt City Antiques Show was on, “weather...
05 Feb 2019Review and Photos by Rick Russack PITTSFIELD, MASS. – John Fontaine was lucky on January 19. A major...
29 Jan 2019MONROE, CONN. — You never know what’s going to come in through the door on appraisal day. It’s...
29 Jan 2019NEW YORK CITY — Sotheby’s January 24 sale of Fine Manuscripts and Printed Americana was led by the only...
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