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21 Jul 2016By Andrea Valluzzo HUDSON, N.Y. — Rising high above the Hudson River just south of the town of Hudson...
21 Jul 2016INDIANAPOLIS, IND. — The Indianapolis Museum of Art is celebrating the work of T.C. Steele,...
20 Jul 2016CHADDS FORD, PENN. — A rare, handwritten letter by American political activist, philosopher and revolutionary...
20 Jul 2016By Jessica Skwire Routhier SALEM, MASS. — Nestled in the curve of Portsmouth Harbor, hovering on the imaginary,...
19 Jul 2016BENTONVILLE, ARK. — Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art presents “American Made: Treasures...
19 Jul 2016OAKLAND, CALIF., — While summer is often considered the doldrums for auction houses, Clars Auction...
19 Jul 2016We email, we text, we update our status, we tweet, but it is the rare person these days who actually...
19 Jul 2016Review by Rick Russack, Photos Courtesy John McInnis Auctioneers. WENHAM, MASS. — You can’t get a feeling...
19 Jul 2016MARLBOROUGH, MASS. — Skinner’s July 15 sale of Paul Lauer’s collection of Wedgwood was about 95 percent...
19 Jul 2016By Laura Beach EAST DENNIS, MASS. – Robert C. Eldred Co., Inc., the Cape Cod auction house with a long...
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