Sotheby’s successful sale of American paintings recently brought $60,029,600 and set records for several artists including a Norman Rockwell that fetched $9.2 million.

Fine prints and photographs from estates, trusts, and private and institutional collections brought nearly $1.8 million at Bonhams & Butterfields recently.

The first gathering of the faithful, May 8-14, for thrice-yearly Brimfield Antiques Market was good even though the weather was not.

Sales of Indian and Southeast Asian art and Modern and contemporary Indian art finalized Christie’s Asia Week with the week’s total from seven sales a record $46,218,400.

Freeman’s recent sale of Americana got off to a roaring start with a series of estimate-smashing results, beginning with three early American medals.

It was classified as “the best pottery auction” ever at the Lambertville auction house and the Craftsman Auction presented by David Rago, Jerry Cohen and Suzanne Perrault was the place to be.

The Antiques & Garden Fair, a partnership of Stella Show Mgmt Co and the Chicago Botanic Garden, recently ushered in an early spring in the Windy City.

For the second consecutive year, Haughton International Fairs and The Frick Collection joined forces to present the International Fine Art Fair.

Twenty-one print dealers gathered in the Boston Public Library did a brisk business at the recent Boston Print Fair, which made its spring debut.

The Birmingham Museum of Art will offer an exhibition of Miao textiles, “Amongst the Clouds: Textiles of the Miao People from Southwest China,” June 4 to August 27.