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15 Nov 2022NEW YORK CITY — On Thursday, November 10, Christie’s concluded “Visionary: The Paul G. Allen Collection,”...
15 Nov 2022EASTON, MD. — On November 9 and 10, Guyette and Deeter conducted its fall decoy sale, which was unusually...
15 Nov 2022THOMASTON, MAINE — An unsigned portrait of George Washington, with an attribution to Gilbert Stuart,...
15 Nov 2022WILLOUGHBY, OHIO - The multifaceted collection of the late Mark Smith was the cornerstone of a $613,000...
08 Nov 2022Elizabeth Siegel comes to the Milwaukee Art Museum as chief curator after 25 years at the Art Institute...
08 Nov 2022EPPING, N.H. - For most of his business career, Devin Moisan resisted the trend of conducting online...
08 Nov 2022BALTIMORE, MD. - With a facelift in design and layout, The Baltimore Art, Antiques and Jewelry Show saw an exciting...
08 Nov 2022MILFORD, CONN. - On October 27, Shannon's Auctioneers conducted its Fine Art Auction, offering almost...
08 Nov 2022Auction results spanned genres in the past few weeks, from automatons to Santa puzzles as buyers prepared...
08 Nov 2022NASHUA, N.H. — On October 20, Withington Auction hosted Dolls At Auction, featuring more than 500 lots...
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