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03 Jul 2017NEW YORK CITY — The Willy Wonka of design, the late Italian architect and designer Ettore Sottsass...
30 Jun 2017NEW YORK CITY — At regularly scheduled times, employees at the Whitney Museum of American Art will...
30 Jun 2017LONDON — One of the greatest works by J.M.W. Turner still in private hands will go on view to the public...
29 Jun 2017LONDON — On June 28 at Sotheby’s, a work from Andy Warhol’s very first series of self-portraits...
27 Jun 2017CHICAGO – The rare Asprey & Co. mystery clock that was reported stolen during the Chicago Antiques,...
27 Jun 2017SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. – A rare, lost Jackson Pollock painting was withdrawn from a June 20 auction...
27 Jun 2017BRISTOL, R.I. – Blithewold, Old English for “happy woodland,” is one of the finest...
27 Jun 2017From an early reliquary to Gustav Stickley, auction houses around the country never stop hammering down...
27 Jun 2017Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy of James D. Julia, Inc. FAIRFIELD, MAINE – A rare Tiffany...
27 Jun 2017LONDON — “Le Cirque,” a rare, complete portfolio of 38 lithographs by the Russian/French artist...
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