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09 Jul 2024In 2024, the world celebrates the sesquicentennial of the first independent exhibition of the French...
09 Jul 2024LONDON — Barbie is a woman — a toy, of course — that everyone thinks they know. Perhaps they had (or still...
08 Jul 2024KNOXVILLE, TENN. — “High Pass,” a magna acrylic on canvas painting by Friedel Dzubas (American,...
08 Jul 2024COPAKE, N.Y. — Peacocks — loaded with symbology since ancient times from beauty to protection, thanks...
08 Jul 2024DANIA BEACH, FLA. – An Eighteenth Century Chinese midnight-blue silk embroidered robe revealed its value...
08 Jul 2024NEW YORK CITY & NEW BRAUNFELS, TEXAS — In the span of eight days, Lark Mason Associates presented a variety...
08 Jul 2024VALATIE, N.Y. — Old Kinderhook Auction Company conducted its two-day Bored on the 4th of July auction...
02 Jul 2024Nothing makes a collector’s home more complete than a piece of fine or decorative art and a collectible...
02 Jul 2024EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Eldred’s auction gallery conducted a two-session Fine & Decorative Arts auction...
02 Jul 2024MIDDLEBOROUGH, MASS. — Whites’ Auction has been making a market in early telephones and communications...
Antiques and The Arts Weekly is the nation’s leading weekly publication on the antiques and the arts trade, and is available both in print and online.
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