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21 Nov 2017Review and Photos by Greg Smith ALLENTOWN, PENN. – There is a convergence of philosophies when...
21 Nov 2017Review and Photos by Greg Smith YORK, PENN. – Bob Bockius was enthusiastic ahead of the opening...
21 Nov 2017Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Catalog Photos Courtesy James D. Julia Inc. FAIRFIELD, MAINE...
21 Nov 2017Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy Grogan & Co. BOSTON –...
20 Nov 2017DALLAS — One of just two surviving movie posters for the 1931 horror classic Dracula set a world...
20 Nov 2017NEW ORLEANS, LA. — A Chinese/Tibetan “gem”-embellished parcel‑gilt bronze figure of Amitayus...
20 Nov 2017THOMASTON, ME. – Cataloged as the work of Gilbert Stuart (1755-1828), an unsigned oil on canvas portrait...
20 Nov 2017REPAUPO, N.J. — A pair of Émile Picault bronzes and their pedestals found the top of the block at S&S...
17 Nov 2017PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — Freeman’s American furniture, folk and decorative arts auction on November...
17 Nov 2017NEW YORK CITY — Leonardo da Vinci’s 500-year old mystical masterpiece “Salvator Mundi” claimed...
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