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23 Jan 2017NEW YORK CITY – Hundreds of lots went under the gavel during Americana Week in New York. The balmy...
23 Jan 2017Review by R. Scudder Smith, Photos Courtesy Morphy Auctions DENVER, PENN. — January 14 finally arrived,...
23 Jan 2017Review by Laura Beach, Photos by Laura Beach, Greg Smith & W.A. Demers NEW YORK CITY – The Winter...
23 Jan 2017PASADENA, CALIF. – “In the Land of Sunshine: Imaging the California Coast Culture,”...
23 Jan 2017Review by Jackie Sideli, Photos Courtesy Nadeau’s Auction Gallery WINDSOR, CONN. — Nadeau’s...
23 Jan 2017By Karla Klein Albertson NEW YORK CITY – Although studies on the careers of fine artists are common,...
23 Jan 2017Review and Photos by W.A. Demers HARTFORD, CONN. – A midwinter snowstorm snarled traffic and made...
23 Jan 2017Ellen Schaefer-Salins, an assistant professor at Maryland’s Salisbury University and mental health...
23 Jan 2017PITTSFIELD, MASS. — A musical automaton clock, made in England during the Eighteenth Century for the Chinese...
23 Jan 2017It sure is a heartwarming picture: a hardworking, young man living in the 1930s arrives to work early...
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