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29 Jan 2024NEW YORK CITY — In mid January, pretty much “anyone who’s anyone” in the field of American furniture...
29 Jan 2024NEW YORK CITY — In January 2023, Sotheby’s tried a new sales format where it offered Native American...
29 Jan 2024NEW YORK CITY — Continuing its longstanding tradition of selling Important Americana — furniture...
29 Jan 2024HARTFORD, CONN. — Celebrating its 45th year, Papermania Plus returned to Hartford, on January 13. This...
29 Jan 2024The Norton Museum of Art is hosting mixed-media artist Nora Maité Nieves’ (b 1980) first major US solo...
29 Jan 2024SOUTH BEND, IND. — Bright and shiny, they open their doors to old friends and new generations of art lovers,...
29 Jan 2024PITTSFIELD, MASS. — Tiffany performed well all day long on Saturday, January 27, at Fontaine’s Auction...
29 Jan 2024FALLS CHURCH, VA. — Quinn Auction Galleries’ auction of the late Pete Cecere's collection on January...
29 Jan 2024HUDSON, N.Y. — Stair Galleries presented 736 lots in a three-day auction, January 23-25, titled “The...
29 Jan 2024EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Eldred’s Winter Painting Sale occurred on Friday, January 26, offering 325 lots...
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