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10 Jun 2015“Loss of the Packet Ship Albion,” engraved by C. Tiebout after the painting by T. Birch, William...
09 Jun 2015ANDOVER, MASS. – A good case can be made that Alfred Maurer (1868 – 1932) was America’s...
08 Jun 2015FORT WORTH, TEXAS — The top lot at Brian Lebel’s Old West Auction June 6 was the Dixie W. Thompson...
08 Jun 2015PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — Freeman’s June 7 American art and Pennsylvania Impressionists auction once...
08 Jun 2015LONDON — On June 4 at Sotheby’s, a first edition of J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit from 1937 sold...
05 Jun 2015Louise Bourgeois, “Maman,” 1999, bronze, stainless steel, and marble; 30 feet 5 inches by 29 feet,...
04 Jun 2015NEW YORK CITY — After announcing expansion plans a year ago that drew opposition from East Side neighbors,...
04 Jun 2015Henry Tonks caricature, “John Singer Sargent painting,” 1918. BOSTON, MASS. — The Museum of Fine...
04 Jun 2015RHINEBECK, N.Y. — Make a list of storied and notable antiques shows in the Northeast and Rhinebeck...
04 Jun 2015NEW YORK CITY — Notable results from Shapiro Auctions’ May 16 sale included works by French and Belgian...
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