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20 Jun 2016LONDON — George Gordon, Co-Chairman of Worldwide Old Master Paintings and Drawings at Sotheby’s,...
20 Jun 2016BEDFORD, N.Y. — A still life with carnations, a bird’s nest and other flowers and insects by Jan Van Huysum...
20 Jun 2016This week’s picks are a tribute to our favorite four-legged canine friends whom we could not...
20 Jun 2016NEWTON, MASS. — Tremont Auctions’ June 19 sale had a variety of Russian decorative arts. The top lot of the day,...
17 Jun 2016PALM HARBOR, FLA. — “Important objects from the Blacker House are extremely rare. I took advantage...
17 Jun 2016NEW YORK CITY— Museum of Modern Art conservator Ellen Moody prepares a wood and paperboard model of Frank...
17 Jun 2016MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. — With consignments from MESDA and Monticello, Jeffrey S. Evans’ annual auction...
16 Jun 2016NEW MILFORD, CONN. — Applebrook Auction will present the estate Of Larry Livolsi of Lorenz Studio at its live...
16 Jun 2016NEW YORK CITY — Perhaps you have heard of the fabled dealers Israel Sack, Charles Woolsey Lyon and Nancy...
16 Jun 2016MANHEIM, PENN. — Said to be a newly discovered Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841–1919) oil on canvas portrait...
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