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10 Apr 2018PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Although an 1808 portrait of the privateer Ceres by Robert Salmon sold for $50,400,...
10 Apr 2018The Metropolitan Museum of Art reopened its André Mertens Galleries for Musical Instruments on March...
10 Apr 2018CINCINNATI, OHIO – An exhibition showcasing the full range of Louis Comfort Tiffany’s design...
10 Apr 2018This week’s Across The Block features a selection of notable prices recently achieved at various...
10 Apr 2018NEW YORK CITY — An untitled 1956 work by Norman Lewis led Swann Galleries’ April 5 African American...
10 Apr 2018Review and Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring, Additional Photos by Greg Smith HARTFORD, CONN. – The Connecticut...
10 Apr 2018By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY ‑- The week I met on short notice with Peter M. Kenny, the authority on American...
10 Apr 2018Review and Onsite Photos by W.A. Demers, Additional Photos Courtesy Butterscotch Auction BEDFORD VILLAGE,...
10 Apr 2018NEW HAVEN, CONN. — Patricia E. Kane, Friends of American Arts curator of American decorative arts at Yale...
10 Apr 2018DALLAS, TEXAS — In 1942, Hal B. Wallis and Michael Curtiz hired several talented writers and A-list...
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