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31 Oct 2023Scholarship on American folk art and traditional Americana lacked a dedicated platform after the Fall...
24 Oct 2023ATLANTA, GA. — Ahlers & Ogletree’s October 13-14 auctions presented more than 900 lots of Modernism,...
24 Oct 2023WATERBURY, CONN. — John Hallock, 82, of Bethlehem, Conn., died peacefully on October 4, at Waterbury...
24 Oct 2023From Pop culture to Old Masters, Asia to Hollywood, traditional to Modern, this week’s Across The Block...
24 Oct 2023CHICAGO — “I’m happy with the sale overall,” noted Corbin Horn, vice president, senior specialist,...
24 Oct 2023SOUTH GLASTONBURY, CONN. — Connecticut River Book Auction, which began business in 2009 as CFA Book...
24 Oct 2023CRANSTON, R.I. — The Bruneau & Co Illustration Art Collection of Carl Pugliese auction took place on October...
24 Oct 2023LONE JACK, MO. — Dirk Soulis’ 313-lot October 14 gallery auction focused on regionalism and Kansas...
24 Oct 2023BEVERLY, MASS. — It was all Asian at Kaminski Auction’s October 14 sale. Many items came from the personal...
24 Oct 2023DEERFIELD, N.H. — Klia Ververidis Crisafulli’s Brimfield North flea market and antiques show premiered...
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