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03 Jun 2015PENNSBURG, PENN. — Tucked away on Seminary Street in Pennsburg is a real treasure: the Schwenkfelder...
03 Jun 2015WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — Midway through Fusco Auctions’ May 31 sale, a painting by Angelica Kauffmann (1741–1807)...
03 Jun 2015NEW YORK CITY – Allan Stephen Chait, a leading dealer in Chinese art who exerted a quiet but forceful...
03 Jun 2015Impressionist summer landscape by American painter William Merritt Chase sold for $53,680. Clarke Auction’s...
03 Jun 2015LEXINGTON, MASS. – “As we gathered the objects for the exhibition, it began to look like...
02 Jun 2015PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — Organizers of the Philadelphia Antiques Show have announced that the fair will...
29 May 2015WASHINGTON, D.C. — George Caleb Bingham’s 1846 tour-de-force, “The Jolly Flatboatmen,” — among...
28 May 2015John Singer Sargent, “Mrs Cazalet and Children Edward and Victor,” 1900-01, oil on canvas,...
27 May 2015BRIMFIELD, MASS. — Brimfield Week in May usually brings out the biggest crowds of the season as buyers...
27 May 2015MONROE, CONN. — There was never any chance that the Julian Onderdonk painting would go anywhere but Texas....
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