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09 May 2023Historic Deerfield has a new — well, new since late January — director of Historic Preservation...
09 May 2023HONOLULU — Animals in art are rarely just animals. They are often rich in cultural associations that...
09 May 2023GLEN COVE, N.Y. — Roland Auctions’ Estates Auction on April 29 featured hundreds of lots of fine...
09 May 2023ROCKPORT, MASS. — The Rockport Art Association & Museum’s annual art auction was conducted live online...
09 May 2023DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. — Pook & Pook conducted a two-session Americana & International auction...
09 May 2023BOSTON — Day one of Grogan’s May 6-7 sale was devoted to fine art with day two to fine jewelry...
09 May 2023AMESBURY, MASS. — John McInnis needed four days, May 4-7, to sell an enormous single-owner collection...
09 May 2023PHILADELPHIA — “It was a good day for historical portraiture,” said Lynda Cain when we reached...
09 May 2023By Z.G. Burnett, Assistant Editor “Stable,” attributed to Tosa Mitsunobu (1434-1525), Momoyama period...
09 May 2023NEW YORK CITY — Chris Barber, vice president and director of American furniture and decorative arts...
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