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20 May 2016NEW YORK CITY — The top lot at Bonhams American art sale on May 18 was William McGregor Paxton’s...
19 May 2016By Greg Smith The carved leg has evolved for centuries of furniture making to become a hallmark of style...
19 May 2016GENEVA, SWITZERLAND — Christie’s Magnificent Jewels sale on May 18 concluded the firm’s 48th spring...
19 May 2016MOUNT VERNON, VA. — The 2016 Mount Vernon Art and Architecture Symposium, “Brushstrokes and Buildings:...
19 May 2016By Greg Smith NEW YORK CITY — In a sale featuring a selection of notorious American artists, Sotheby’s...
19 May 2016NEW YORK CITY — Frank Frazetta’s “The Norseman” took top honors at Heritage Auctions’ May 13-14...
19 May 2016NEW YORK CITY — Antiquity is news. President Bashar al-Assad’s Syrian army — who are themselves...
18 May 2016Marian Parsons — a pastor’s wife, mother of two little boys and passionate home decorator — never...
18 May 2016LAURENS, S.C. — For 13 years the whereabouts of the paintings of Belle Baruch and her beloved horse,...
18 May 2016Review by Rick Russack, Catalog Photos Courtesy Boston Harbor Auctions BOSTON, MASS. — If your interests...
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