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12 Nov 2024Decorative arts — whether antique or vintage — resonate with different people for different reasons....
12 Nov 2024MALIBU, CALIF. — Winners write the histories. Isn’t that how the saying goes? If it’s true, then...
11 Nov 2024HAYDEN, IDAHO — Coeur d’Alene Art Auction concluded its 2024 Western & American Art calendar with...
11 Nov 2024LONE JACK, MO. — Between November 1 and 3, Soulis Auctions presented 514 lots from R.A. Lane’s Midwest...
11 Nov 2024WOLCOTTVILLE, IND. — On November 7, Strawser Auction Group conducted an online-only sale of the Fortunoff...
11 Nov 2024SWAMPSCOTT, MASS. — In an on-site event conducted at Anchorage House, 2 Lincoln House Point, on November...
11 Nov 2024THOMASTON, MAINE — Thomaston Place Auction Galleries began its November auction series with Autumn...
11 Nov 2024NEW YORK CITY — “AI God: Portrait of Alan Turing,” a 2024 mixed media on canvas by Ai-Da (Aidan...
11 Nov 2024SANTA FE, N.M. — Dorothy Eugenie Brett’s (1883-1977) "Indian Women Watching Horse Race," 1927, was the notable...
11 Nov 2024EASTON, MD. — Guyette & Deeter’s November 8-9 auction was a strong sale, filled with decoys from...
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