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27 May 2015MANHEIM, PENN. — “We have been going to Conestoga auctions for years, and they have always been very...
27 May 2015NEW YORK CITY – This is going to sound like an insult, but it is not. Quite the opposite, in fact....
27 May 2015At Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) in Salem, Mass., the beauty and sensuality of wood art has been on view...
26 May 2015Notable results from Shapiro Auctions’ May 16 sale in New York City included works by French and Belgian...
26 May 2015Frank Reaugh (American, 1860-1945), “Sheepherders Camp,” 1893, pastel on paper laid on canvas,...
26 May 2015DALLAS, TEXAS — Dallas Auction Gallery’s May 20 fine art auction featuring pieces from the collection...
22 May 2015O’Keeffe Leads At Sotheby’s In a sale that was more steady than spectacular, Sotheby’s...
22 May 2015BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Anne Pasternak will take over the reins at the Brooklyn Museum as its Shelby...
21 May 2015Citing an active schedule of new events, Barn Star Productions has canceled the Pickers Market Antiques...
21 May 2015DONNINGTON PRIORY, U.K. – Cranes proved their auspicious powers in a Chinese ceramics and Asian...
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