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26 Jul 2016LONDON — Tate Modern recently opened the largest retrospective of Modernist painter Georgia...
26 Jul 2016LONDON, NEW YORK and HONG KONG — As sure as late July and August herald the midpoint of summer, major...
26 Jul 2016Review And Photos By Greg Smith BRIMFIELD, MASS. — It was a hot and sunny week at the antiques shows...
26 Jul 2016HYANNIS, MASS. — Ted Harmon’s Decoys Unlimited sale July 22 got Decoy Week off to a flying start...
26 Jul 2016PLYMOUTH, MASS. — The top lot at Steve O’Brien Jr’s July 24 sale at Copley Fine Art Auctions, a plover...
26 Jul 2016RENO, NEV. — Coeur d’Alene Art Auction was back in the saddle at Reno’s Peppermill Resort on July...
26 Jul 2016David N. Lucsko offers up a compelling behind-the-scenes tour of salvage yards and derelict cars across...
25 Jul 2016By Greg Smith From Windsors to Hepplewhite, take a seat in any one these fine examples as we bring you through...
25 Jul 2016WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. — Charlton Hall’s Six Centuries At Auction event July 21 kicked off with a nice...
25 Jul 2016LONDON — “I buy, I buy, and can’t stop myself,” said Edward Degas, famed French...
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