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28 Apr 2015PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – Ed and Mary Scheier are probably New Hampshire’s best known midcentury...
27 Apr 2015DETROIT, MICH. — A “Lily Pond” painting by Claude Monet (French, 1840–1926) brought $330,000,...
22 Apr 2015CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. — Chinese nationals dominated the bidding action for a few key lots at Quinn &...
22 Apr 2015Jasper Johns, “Target,” 1961; the Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of Edlis/Neeson Collection. CHICAGO,...
22 Apr 2015CLEVELAND, OHIO — Sensations of the Cleveland School, Clarence Holbrook Carter (1904–2000) and Carl...
22 Apr 2015WINDSOR, CONN. — For the second time this year, Nadeau’s Auction Gallery racked up a million-dollar...
22 Apr 2015NEW YORK CITY — A diamond unlike any offered before: a 100.20-carat perfect diamond in a classic emerald-cut,...
21 Apr 2015Barkley L. Hendricks’ “Steve,” oil, acrylic and Magna on canvas, 1976, achieved a new record for the artist...
21 Apr 2015WASHINGTON, D.C. – It is hard to believe that there has not been a comprehensive exhibit ion in the United...
21 Apr 2015BEVERLY, MASS. — “Waiter, waiter, there’s a pearl in my soup!” Really. A story that has grown...
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