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06 Aug 2024SANTA FE, N.M. — Santa Fe Art Auction’s annual sale dedicated to collectors of New Mexico material...
06 Aug 2024RENO, NEV. — Western American art often reflects two dominant if extreme motifs: the savagery and activity...
05 Aug 2024EASTON, MD. — The July 25-26 auction at Guyette & Deeter featured the second part of the Alan and Elaine...
05 Aug 2024On June 28, The American Folk Art Museum (AFAM) announced the election of entrepreneur, investor and artist...
05 Aug 2024ROCKLAND, MAINE — “Jamie Wyeth, Unsettled” has just opened at The Farnsworth Museum of Art and it is a wash...
05 Aug 2024SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — Four of the top six lots in Scottsdale Art Auction’s 401-lot sale, conducted...
05 Aug 2024WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. — On August 3, The RSL Auction Company hosted The Haradin & Thomas Family...
05 Aug 2024ESSEX, UK — More than a dozen letters and cards from Diana Princess of Wales to her family’s former...
05 Aug 2024HUDSON, NEW YORK — Stair Galleries closed out July and entered August with two days of back-to-back...
05 Aug 2024YORK, PENN. — Prized Golden Age comics always lure collectors to Hake’s auctions, and the firm’s...
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