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17 May 2021ALLENTOWN, PENN. – The Baum School of Art’s 36th Annual Art Auction, May 9-15, was conducted...
17 May 2021DALLAS – Bringing more than four times its estimate and fetching $62,250 was an oval solferino...
17 May 2021WATERLOO, IOWA – Michael Jackson’s owned and stage-worn “History Tour” glove...
17 May 2021ANNAPOLIS, MD. – An early English wooden doll, who has survived with her extensive trousseau since...
17 May 2021NEW YORK CITY – Pablo Picasso’s “Femme assise près d’une fenêtre (Marie-Thérèse)”...
17 May 2021COLUMBUS, OHIO – Leading Garth’s Auctions’ May 15 425-lot sale was a paint decorated...
14 May 2021By Greg Smith LAMBERTVILLE, N.J.— A Dandelion lamp made by Tiffany Studios for the 1900 Exposition...
11 May 2021
11 May 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Photos Courtesy Show Dealers PHILADELPHIA & ONLINE – For the second...
11 May 2021DEERFIELD, MASS. – Historic Deerfield has named John Davis, former provost and under secretary...
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