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31 Mar 2020PHILADELPHIA – On March 24, Freeman’s successfully hosted its first online-only jewelry auction:...
31 Mar 2020NEW YORK CITY – It is with great sadness that we must give news of the loss of Paul Kasmin (1960-2020)....
31 Mar 2020Alice Kirkpatrick Kugelman, a longtime resident of West Hartford, died on March 27 at her home in Bloomfield...
31 Mar 2020Executive producer, director, cameraman, magazine editor and fashion director Linda Horn has long been...
31 Mar 2020Review by Greg Smith, Images Courtesy John McInnis Auctions AMESBURY, MASS. – Three collections...
31 Mar 2020By Greg Smith OKLAHOMA CITY – An unlikely social media star has risen in Tim, head of security...
31 Mar 2020Op-Ed By Steven Miller Having long studied how American museums remove (deaccession) collections, I now believe...
31 Mar 2020Review by Greg Smith, Images Courtesy Merrill’s Auctioneers and Appraisers WILLISTON, VT.- Merrill’s...
31 Mar 2020Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Stair Gallery & Restoration HUDSON, N.Y. –...
31 Mar 2020SARASOTA, FLA. – An interior scene painting by Welsh artist Llewelyn Lloyd (1879-1950) filled in the top of Sarasota...
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