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16 Sep 2015BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MICH. — The phrase “Modernist design” typically evokes images of machines, mass...
15 Sep 2015By Laura Beach YARMOUTH PORT, MASS. – On the third Thursday of January, after the Winter Antiques...
15 Sep 2015ASHEVILLE, N.C. — On September 11—12, Brunk Auctions conducted a lively sale that totaled $1,939,684,...
15 Sep 2015NEW YORK CITY — She may have famously sung “Oh Lord, won’t you buy me a Mercedes-Benz,” but singer...
15 Sep 2015Review and Photos By Tom O’Hara, Andrea Valluzzo and Laura Beach BRIMFIELD, MASS. — The week...
15 Sep 2015NEW CANAAN, CONN. — David Beals Findlay Jr, founder of his eponymous gallery in New York City specializing...
15 Sep 2015WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. – On Saturday, September 12, RSL Auctions sold 311 lots of banks, toy and folk...
14 Sep 2015CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — At $50,400, a pair of contemporary paintings by Paul Thek led the way at Carl Nordblom’s...
14 Sep 2015BENTONVILLE, ARK. – Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art has announced new acquisitions that...
11 Sep 2015ELLSWORTH, MAINE — Woodlawn was in luck this year when John Forster, owner of Barometer Fair from Sarasota,...
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