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31 Jul 2017DALLAS—The only known surviving example of an Italian issue movie poster for Casablanca sold Saturday,...
31 Jul 2017LONDON — It took five years of apprenticeship for Korean lacquer master Lee Hyung-Man to rise through...
28 Jul 2017PLYMOUTH, MASS. — Records tumbled at Copley Fine Art’s July 27 auction of sporting art and wildfowl...
25 Jul 2017PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – A sleeping Canada Goose decoy seized $517,500 including buyer’s premium...
25 Jul 2017NORTH HAMPTON, N.H. — On Saturday, August 5, under a big white tent with piano music playing...
25 Jul 2017It’s a true mix in this week’s picks, as the summer kicks up and the auction houses take their due vacations....
25 Jul 2017By Jessica Skwire Routhier SALEM, MASS. – In one sense, the great ocean liners of the late Nineteenth...
25 Jul 2017ONLINE – Now in its 50th-anniversary year, Hake’s Americana cemented its reputation as “the...
25 Jul 2017Review and Photos by Rick Russack FITZWILLIAM, N.H. – Fitzwilliam is a small country town in the southwest...
25 Jul 2017Keith Oehmig, director and founder of the Wiscasset Bay Gallery, and a painter himself, opened his first...
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