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02 May 2023NEWBURYPORT, MASS. — The second book in my New England pottery book series, The Moses B. Paige Company:...
02 May 2023SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — Though Scottsdale Art Auctions’ (SAA) annual April auction was slightly smaller...
02 May 2023In a love affair with New York City’s subway system, Philip Coppola, or Copp as he was known until...
02 May 2023CORNING, N.Y. — While the basic needs of humanity started with something to nourish and clothe the body...
02 May 2023
02 May 2023Fetching $23,940 was a Western Great Lakes gunstock club with decorations from the mid-Nineteenth Century....
02 May 2023
02 May 2023“Rolling Down,” a gouache and ink drawing by Alexander Calder earned the highest price of the sale...
02 May 2023By Justin W. Thomas Peabody, Mass., City Directory, 1915, in which Ermanno Paolucci is listed as a potter...
02 May 2023Best in show — and a new personal best for the artist — at $1,562,000 was Oscar Berninghaus’ “The...
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