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15 May 2015The top lot of the auction was Alexander Calder’s “The Mountain,” a 1960 painted sheet metal and wire...
15 May 2015MANHEIM, PENN. — A pair of late Eighteenth–early Nineteenth Century wrought iron double ram’s horn...
14 May 2015MIAMI BEACH, FLA. — Timothy Rodgers has been named director of The Wolfsonian–FIU. Rodgers comes...
14 May 2015BRIMFIELD, MASS. — The first Brimfield Week of the year opened Tuesday and continues through...
13 May 2015PORTLAND, MAINE — Barridoff’s semiannual sale of American and European fine art April 29 was deemed...
13 May 2015MILFORD, CONN. — Twice annually, the specialty auction house Shannon’s sells a range of American...
13 May 2015MALVERN, PENN. — In its 33 years, the Chester County Antiques Show has had many homes in many locations....
13 May 2015CHADDS FORD, PENN – One of the great American self-taught painters, Horace Pippin (1886 –...
13 May 2015GENEVA, SWITZERLAND — The “Sunrise Ruby” – an exceptional and rare 25.59-carat Burmese stone...
13 May 2015Sotheby’s has confirmed the buyer of Monet’s “Bassin aux nymphéas, les rosiers,” which...
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