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02 Oct 2017BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF. — Oh, Robert Crumb. The underground comix artist has approached icon-status as of late,...
02 Oct 2017NEW YORK CITY — A large archive of Pond family missionary writings from the Minnesota frontier went...
29 Sep 2017By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY – When Arie L. Kopelman assumed the chairmanship of the Winter...
28 Sep 2017WOODBURY, CONN. – Only 7 ½ inches tall and fashioned as a blockfront chest of drawers, a caddy of carved...
28 Sep 2017ATHOL, MASS. — As it has virtually every five years since the mid-1970s, Athol Historical Society will...
27 Sep 2017“I was feeling faint, headed for a chair in Hilary Nolan’s booth, slipped on a rug and fell...
27 Sep 2017ALEXANDRIA, VA. — A pair of Chinese huanghuali continuous yokeback armchairs, early Qing dynasty, more...
27 Sep 2017NEW YORK CITY — Sotheby’s September 26 auction of the collection of Edward Albee totaled $12.5 million....
26 Sep 2017In 1923, Raoul Dufy began a collaboration with the Catalan potter Josep Artigas that would produce a series...
26 Sep 2017This week’s Across The Block features a variety of Winter paintings that have been warming up the gavel...
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