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10 Apr 2017NEW YORK CITY — The Federal Bureau of Investigation’ (FBI) New York Art Crime Team is warning of a collection...
10 Apr 2017RICHMOND, VA. — While spring sounds fill the air, curators at the Virginia Museum of Fine Art dust...
10 Apr 2017EAST DENNIS, MASS – Spring was in the air over the weekend of April 6-8 at Eldred’s, where just under...
10 Apr 2017PARIS (AFP) — A rare original drawing of Tintin from the comic book album “Tintin in America”...
10 Apr 2017SHAFTSBURY, DORSET, ENGLAND — Semley Auctioneers is offering a rare Tiffany & Co. silver three-handled...
07 Apr 2017MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. – Snowstorm Stella hit hard, and many folks were hunkered down on their sofas...
07 Apr 2017BOSTON, MASS. — Opening up at the Cyclorama Thursday night and continuing through Sunday is Boston’s...
07 Apr 2017WITNEY, OXFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND – Louis Stephen Anthony Jarrett died peacefully March 11, at age 80. The Cotswolds...
06 Apr 2017HONG KONG — On April 4, Sotheby’s set a new world auction record for any diamond or jewel when the Pink...
06 Apr 2017NEW YORK CITY — The top lot at Doyle’s American paintings, furniture and decorative arts auction...
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