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10 Oct 2023BOSTON — John Singer Sargent (American, 1856-1925) brought his sitters to life, but he did much more...
09 Oct 2023KNOXVILLE, TENN. — A set of five 115-inch-tall French Belle Epoque carved giltwood room panels with...
09 Oct 2023DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — A watercolor and sepia wash scene of fishing boats on a Brighton beach by British...
09 Oct 2023CINCINNATI, OHIO — “It was a good bottle. It was not one of the rarest in terms of the imagery used...
09 Oct 2023PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Bert Gallery increased its outreach beyond 24 Bridge Street to a wider audience...
09 Oct 2023BERKELEY, CALIF. — Great Expectations by Charles Dickens in a finely bound first Riviere edition tripled...
03 Oct 2023PITTSFIELD, MASS. — Lighting was definitely a bright spot at Fontaine’s blockbuster fall auction...
03 Oct 2023Auctions were a way of life for auctioneer Richard Eugene Wacht, who passed away peacefully on September...
03 Oct 2023AUSTIN, TEXAS — Susan Wakefield Franks, age 75, was born on April 27, 1948, to Vivian Julia Rosenquist...
03 Oct 2023DUXBURY, MASS. — Willis Henry, with his wife Karel, have been in the auction business since before...
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