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05 May 2015John Singleton Copley portrait of Josiah Shackford, commissioned lieutenant of the frigate Raleigh in July...
05 May 2015“Libraries Are Appreciated” by Jacob Lawrence (1917–2000), 1943. One of the great stars to emerge...
04 May 2015OAKLAND, CALIF. — It’s not much of a surprise that an Asian artwork has dominated a Clars auction...
01 May 2015SAN FRANCISCO —William Wendt’s renowned oil painting, “The Old Coast Road,” circa 1916, achieved...
01 May 2015Bruno Martinazzi (Italian designer), “Eye” brooch in gold, overall 1 1/8 by 1 5/8 by 3/8 inches....
01 May 2015AUSTIN TEXAS — Lark Mason Associates’ auction of Asian, ancient and ethnographic works of art that...
29 Apr 2015NEW YORK CITY — Three new world records were set at Bonhams’ photographs auction on Wednesday, April...
29 Apr 2015This milestone volume pays tribute and honors accomplishment. It marks the publication of the fourteenth...
29 Apr 2015WILTON, CONN. — Here is a tale about defying the odds — attempting a revival of a storied antiques...
29 Apr 2015COPAKE, N.Y. — Copake Auction’s bicycle swap meet and auction April 17–18 is as much a part of spring...
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