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17 Feb 2017LONDON — “Anyanwu” by the pioneering Nigerian sculptor and painter Ben Enwonwu was sold for an auction...
17 Feb 2017HARTFORD, CONN. — The Philip H. Hammerslough Collection of American silver has been a highlight of the Wadsworth...
15 Feb 2017NASHVILLE, TENN. — The Nashville Show, formerly known as the Tailgate-Music Valley Antiques Show, runs...
14 Feb 2017CHEVY CHASE, MD. — A Beauford Delaney (American, 1901–1979) still life of eggplant and fruit set the table...
14 Feb 2017WILLIAMSBURG, VA. – Ivor Noël Hume, a British-born archaeologist and author, heralded by his peers...
14 Feb 2017FAIRFIELD, MAINE – Arthur Donald Julia of Skowhegan Road went to meet his maker, Wednesday, February...
14 Feb 2017NEW YORK CITY – Isobel Hinckley Glover, 84, died January 28 at home in New York City surrounded...
14 Feb 2017By R. Scudder Smith NEWTOWN, CONN. – Every so often I have reason to plow through several shelves...
14 Feb 2017Ted Hake’s first auction in 1968, dubbed a “Special Interest Auction,” consisted of nonpolitical...
14 Feb 2017NEW YORK CITY – Small in scale, yet teeming with life, miniature boxwood carvings have been a source...
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