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15 Mar 2023WILLIAMSBURG, VA. — When the young sculptor Asa Ames (1823-1851) died, he left behind nearly a dozen...
14 Mar 2023EAST DENNIS, MASS. - The top lot in Eldred's Marine Sale Session II on March 1 was a painting by John...
14 Mar 2023LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. - On Tuesday, February 28, Rago offered nearly 150 lots from the collection of artist,...
14 Mar 2023NEW YORK CITY - Sixty-three exhibitors, hailing from 15 states and seven international countries, gathered...
14 Mar 2023Fine art, silver and early Americana were prominent in this week’s top lots. Silver was represented...
14 Mar 2023CRANSTON, R.I. - Bruneau & Co Auctioneers conducted its Double Session sale on February 27, beginning...
14 Mar 2023NEW YORK CITY - Swann Auction Galleries' sale of Fine Books and Autographs on March 2 ranged from signed...
14 Mar 2023WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. - Made by Ernst Plank Company, Nuremberg, Germany, in 1908, a Wright Flyer lookalike,...
14 Mar 2023The Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia's mission is to teach tolerance and to promote social justice...
14 Mar 2023NEW YORK CITY - When "Shaped by the Loom: Weaving Worlds in the American Southwest" opened at the Bard...
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