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13 Jun 2016DALLAS, TEXAS — The 48-Star U.S. flag that led the first American troops to Utah Beach in France on D-Day,...
10 Jun 2016NEW YORK CITY — Swann Galleries’ June 9 American art sale totaled just $1.08 million, including...
10 Jun 2016NEW YORK CITY— On Wednesday, June 22 at 10am, Christie’s will offer the private collection of the late...
10 Jun 2016PARIS — On June 6, the standout at Artcurial’s Impressionist and Modern art auction was an oil on panel...
10 Jun 2016NEW YORK CITY — Christie’s sale of Magnificent Jewels and the Cullinan Dream on June 9 totaled...
10 Jun 2016LONDON — In a massive sports memorabilia auction, Brazilian soccer legend Pele’s collection of memorabilia...
09 Jun 2016MURPHY, N.C. — The Cherokee County Sheriff’s Department is investigating the theft of three wood...
09 Jun 2016SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. — “Emperors’ Treasures: Chinese Art from the National Palace Museum, Taipei”...
09 Jun 2016LONDON — Henry Moore’s ground-breaking Modernist sculpture “Reclining Figure: Festival,”...
08 Jun 2016Bohemian Brooklyn’s rediscovery of the Hudson Valley is just the latest chapter in the history of a region...
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