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24 May 2022Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy Weschler’s ROCKVILLE, MD. – Was there cosplay in French...
24 May 2022In April, Skinner announced that it had hired as the director of its rug and carpet department, Benjamin...
24 May 2022By Laura Layfer LOS ANGELES – Renowned artists of all sorts – painters, photographers, sculptors,...
24 May 2022CHICAGO — Works by Ed Clark, John Craxton and Gertrude Abercrombie led Hindman Auctions’ May 11 Postwar...
24 May 2022DALLAS — The May 10 American Art Signature® Auction at Heritage, featured just 150 works, yet was announced...
24 May 2022EAST MORICHES, N.Y. — On May 21, South Bay Auctions offered 422 lots from the estate of quilt dealer,...
24 May 2022BOONTON, N.J. — An ancient Roman-style mosaic led “Select,” a three-day online auction presented...
24 May 2022WOODBURY, CONN. — In a May 22 sale marking the 13th anniversary of the auction firm founded by Thomas...
24 May 2022COLUMBUS, OHIO — Garth’s Auctioneers and Appraisers conducted a two-session sale, May 21-22, with...
24 May 2022DALLAS — Shepard Fairey’s iconic “Hope” collage realized a new artist’s auction record on May 19 at Heritage...
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