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18 Jul 2017By Kristin Nord OTTAWA – At the National Gallery of Canada’s entrance, a mini-landscape of pine,...
18 Jul 2017OAKLAND, CALIF. – The top seller at Clars’ July 15-16 auction was this 14-drawer commode...
18 Jul 2017DETROIT – Marshall Fredericks’s (1908-1998) two-part bronze sculpture “Nordic Swan...
18 Jul 2017ONLINE – A winning bid of $40,124, including premium, captured a Lincoln parade flag of 1860 at Hake’s...
18 Jul 2017A pair of gilt Modernist andirons recently went sky high at auction, along with a Black Forest mirror,...
18 Jul 2017TORONTO – This summer, as Toronto observes Canada and Ontario’s 150th birthdays, the Art Gallery...
18 Jul 2017By Laura Beach Co-curated by American comedian and art collector Steve Martin, the 2015-16 traveling...
18 Jul 2017By Laura Beach Two decades ago, my husband and I did something no sensible person should do. We built...
18 Jul 2017Quebec dealer Peter E. Baker, whose new book, Celebrating Canada: Decorating with History in a Contemporary...
18 Jul 2017By Laura Beach COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. – The Fenimore Art Museum was packed on Saturday, July 15, as fans...
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