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18 May 2016By Laura Beach OLD LYME, CONN. — As a dealer in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century American folk painting,...
17 May 2016Review by W.A. Demers; Photos Courtesy Shannon’s MILFORD, CONN. — Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers...
17 May 2016Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Barridoff Galleries PORTLAND, MAINE — There’s seemingly no end to fans...
17 May 2016By Laura Beach MANHEIM, PENN. — Believed to be an unrecorded work by the French painter Claude Monet...
17 May 2016Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack; Additional Photos Courtesy Stanton Auctions HAMPDEN, MASS....
17 May 2016NEW YORK CITY — In their learning series video, Smarthistory.org co-founders Dr Steven Zucker and Dr Beth...
16 May 2016SALEM, MASS. — The Peabody Essex Museum has long benefited from the generosity of longtime art collectors...
16 May 2016GENEVA, SWITZERLAND — On May 16, the Breguet et Fils self-winding quarter repeating watch with equation...
16 May 2016MONTE CARLO — The unrestored, ex-Le Mans 24-Hour race Jaguar C-Type sports car attained $8.2 million...
16 May 2016By Greg Smith Rain or shine, a sportsman is always prepared when heading out for the hunt. So get your...
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