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16 Mar 2021WASHINGTON, DC – As the centerpiece of The Phillips Collection’s centennial celebrations,...
16 Mar 2021Founded 20 years ago, the Stamps & Stamps design firm specializes in the creation of traditional...
16 Mar 2021Notable sales in our March 26, 2021 issue lead with a Richard Mille RM-11-03 watch that was bid to more...
15 Mar 2021SACRAMENTO, CALIF. – American Bottle Auctions presented Part 1 of the Don Dwyer collection of bitters...
15 Mar 2021BUFORD, GA. – A handmade ink-decorated vest with religious symbolism and text rose to the heavens...
15 Mar 2021HIGH FALLS, N.Y. – Scott Daniel’s Auction offered a fresh-to-the-market trove of photographs...
15 Mar 2021CINCINNATI – Cowan’s March 9-10 American Furniture, Folk & Decorative Arts sale found...
15 Mar 2021FREEPORT, MAINE – An Eighteenth Century mahogany Massachusetts corner chair with urn-form splats,...
15 Mar 2021DALLAS – Charles Burns’ original art that graced the front of 1982’s Raw No. 4, an unsettling...
15 Mar 2021HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. – A previously unknown and apparently early work titled “Christ with Sainted...
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