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16 Aug 2016Brooke Hodge, former deputy director of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York City, was recently...
16 Aug 2016WETHERSFIELD, CONN. — The Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum this summer celebrated the 100th anniversary of the opening...
15 Aug 2016By Greg Smith This week’s picks scour upcoming auctions and our marketplace dealers to bring you works...
15 Aug 2016SANTA FE, N.M. — Fans of contemporary Western art packed Altermann’s Camino Del Monte Sol galleries...
15 Aug 2016DALLAS, TEXAS — Charles Conlon was a fixture on the baseball fields of the early Twentieth Century....
15 Aug 2016MARLBOROUGH, MASS. You knew what sort of a day it would be at day one of Skinner’s two-day August 14–15...
15 Aug 2016SANTA FE, N.M. — A trio of beaded war shirts bested all others at Allard Auction’s August 12–14...
13 Aug 2016SANTA FE, N.M. – Allard Auctions August 12-14 Best of Santa Fe sale of American Indian and Western...
12 Aug 2016PLAINVILLE, CONN. — A bidding battle created great excitement at Winter Associates’ auction on July...
12 Aug 2016LAGUNA BEACH, CALIF. — The Laguna Art Museum presents a comprehensive exhibition of the work of Los Angeles...
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