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05 Jul 2016President and founder of Stair Galleries, Colin Stair spent 15 years with Sotheby’s Restoration, specializing...
05 Jul 2016CHICAGO — Curators at the Art Institute of Chicago walk through a selection of objects and the collecting...
01 Jul 2016NEW YORK CITY — Now through July 10 and in honor of the Independence Day holiday, the Morgan Library...
01 Jul 2016ANDOVER, MASS. — A rare 19-star flag that once flew on America’s first battleship, the USS Constitution,...
01 Jul 2016OAKLAND, CALIF. — On June 18 and 19, Clars Auction Gallery hosted what would result in the firm’s...
01 Jul 2016LONDON — Christie’s $133.2 million Defining British Art sale on June 30 was led by Henry Moore’s...
01 Jul 2016CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — On June 26, CRN conducted its Summer Mélange auction, which, appropriately, offered...
30 Jun 2016By Ed Polk Douglas Capital Houses: Historic Residences Of Washington, D.C., And Its Environs,...
30 Jun 2016WOODBURY, CONN. — Several lots of Midcentury Modern elicited enthusiastic bidding at Schwenke Auctioneers...
29 Jun 2016Rob Hunter edits Chipstone Foundation’s annual journal Ceramics in America, a forum for new research...
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