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26 Nov 2019BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF. — Wayne Thiebaud’s (b 1920) “Blueberry Custard,” 1961, sold for $3,225,000...
26 Nov 2019LOS ANGELES — A Twentieth Century Chinese silk twelve-fold floor screen estimated at $1,500/2,000 stood...
26 Nov 2019GENESEO, N.Y. — A 10-by-7-inch work by Odilon Redon (1840-1916) titled “Papillons” was the top lot at Cottone...
26 Nov 2019DALLAS — At Dallas Auction Gallery’s November 20 auction, a 1973 synthetic polymer paint on composition...
26 Nov 2019NEW ORLEANS — An oil on canvas painting by Jose Francisco Xavier de Salazar y Mendoza (Mexican/Louisiana,...
26 Nov 2019PHILADELPHIA — Maybe just because it’s Texas, quipped Freeman’s chairman Alasdair Nichol as a 28-star...
26 Nov 2019DENVER, PENN. — A 5¢ Caille Brothers Black Cat musical cabinet upright slot machine sold for $96,000...
26 Nov 2019By Laura Beach TRAPPE, PENN. – The approaching centennial of the American Wing at the Metropolitan...
26 Nov 2019Notable sales detailed in our December 6, 2019 issue include a Chinese cinnabar lacquered tray that settled...
22 Nov 2019DALLAS — The finest known copy of Marvel Comics No. 1, the 1939 comic book considered the “Big Bang”...
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