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15 Jul 2015Abstract portrait, oil on canvas by Rufino Tamayo (Mexican, 1899–1991), signed and dated ’71 lower...
15 Jul 2015by Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY — The antiques industry is in flux. Shows, especially, have seen audiences...
15 Jul 2015YORK, MAINE — Hap Moore had a standing-room-only crowd at his June 27 auction here. Moore runs a fast-paced...
15 Jul 2015SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. – Scottsdale has long been a nexus of Western history, lore and art. In the beginning,...
14 Jul 2015GRAND RAPIDS, MINN. — An anonymous donor has offered a $1 million reward for credible information leading...
13 Jul 2015WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. — Saturday, July 11, was a busy day for RSL Auctions when it sold the first...
11 Jul 2015WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. – The lifetime collection of Bill Werbell, with select additions, is being...
10 Jul 2015Park Avenue Armory, Board of Officers Room. Photo by James Ewing. NEW YORK CITY — The Park Avenue Armory...
10 Jul 2015AMESBURY, MASS. — Spirits were high as John McInnis’ July 10 auction got off on a good start with...
09 Jul 2015Lucas Cranach The Elder (Kronach 1472 – 1553 Weimar), “The Bocca Della Verità (The Mouth Of Truth),”...
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