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25 May 2021By James D. Balestrieri, Photos by Joe Coscia NEW YORK CITY – For all the times I have stood in front...
25 May 2021When the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) announced that the Thomas Cole National Historic...
25 May 2021Notable lots highlighted in our June 4, 2021 issue present an array of lots sure to satisfy the collector...
25 May 2021DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. – The very first lot in the May 21 Americana and International auction at Pook...
25 May 2021MARLBOROUGH, MASS. – A mixed-media preparatory drawing done by Christo (American, 1935-2020) for his Pont...
24 May 2021MOUNT CRAWFORD, VA. – The Routson Americana Collection – of which Jeffrey S. Evans offered...
24 May 2021PITTSFIELD, MASS. – Featuring a selection of 700 items, Fontaine’s is highlighting the spring...
24 May 2021WILLOW, N.Y. – A painting by Jimmy Ernst (1920-1984) was featured in James Cox Gallery at Woodstock’s...
24 May 2021BOONTON, N.J. – It was three days of New York City collections at Millea Bros.’ select auction,...
24 May 2021PHILADELPHIA – Of the nearly 750 lots that crossed Kamelot Auctions’ block on May 18 and 20, the top price...
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