Yale University Art Gallery – The Dance of Life Figure and Imagination in American Art 1876-1917
September 6, 2024 – January 5, 2025
artgallery.yale.edu

Free and open to the public
Edwin Austin Abbey, Study for The Hours in the Pennsylvania State Capitol (detail), ca. 1909-11. Oil on canvas. Yale University Art Gallery, Edwin Austin Abbey Memorial Collection

Fairfield University Art Museum – Ink and Time: European Prints from the Wetmore Collection
September 12 – December 21, 2024
fairfield.edu/museum/ink-and-time

Bellarmine Hall Galleries

Audrain Automotive Museum – History, Luxury, Sport: Automobiles In Newport
September 14-December 8, 2024
222 Bellevue Ave, Newport, RI 02840
AudrainAutoMuseum.org 401-856-4420

Fairfield University Art Museum – Sacred Space: A Brandywine Workshop and Archives Print Exhibition
September 21 – December 21, 2024
fairfield.edu/museum/sacred-space

with Invited Local Artists
Walsh Gallery

Farrin’s Country Auctions – Online Auction Complete Contents Of Victorian Lighting
Closing Sunday, November 10, 2024 at 7pm
36 Water St, Randolph, ME 04346

Rusty Farrin — ME License #0356
-ONLINE AUCTION ONLY-COMPLETE CONTENTS OF VICTORIAN LIGHTING After 41 years in the lighting business Judy and Jim have decided to retire. They have chosen Farrin’s Country Auctions to sell the complete contents at auction.
475 Lots to be sold with NO RESERVES
LIVE IN PERSON PREVIEW: Sat. Oct. 19, Warn to 2pm – Fri. Nov. 8,2pm to 4pm & Auction Day 10am to 12 noon 29 York St Kennebunk, Maine 04043 BIDDING LIVE NOW THROUGH www.auctionninja.com Closing Sunday, November 10,2024 at 7pm BIDDING STARTS at $1.00 • 18% Buyers Premium ME SALES TAX* ME LIC#0356
PAYMENT and TERMS:
Payment is due upon receipt of the invoice and will be charged to your credit card on file. All sales are final, no credits or returns. All items are SOLD AS IS, WHERE IS and WITH ALL FAULTS. Bidders are strongly encouraged to ask any questions prior to bidding. Please refer to photos as part of the description. Farrin’s Country Auctions will do their best to list any damage, repairs or restorations, the absence of these descriptions or conditions must not be taken to imply that the lot is in perfect condition. Remember you are purchasing antique or used items. Expect signs of wear consistent with age.
PICK UP INFORMATION:
29 York St, Kennebunk, ME. Mon., Nov. 11th, Tues., Nov. 12th and Fri., Nov. 15th from 10am to 3pm each day. We ask that all bookcases, display cases, and counters be picked up on Friday the 15th. Any item not picked up in the allotted time will be considered abandoned with no refund unless other arrangements have been made and a storage fee may be assessed. No shipping is being offered. Special Pick-Up Instructions: Winning bidders must provide boxes and paper. Winning bidders are responsible for removal and loading of all items. A representative will be there to assist, but the winning bidder assumes any and all responsibility for any damage or injury that should take place once they are on the property.
AUCTION MANAGER:
Rusty Farrin • 207-431-0031 • rusty@farrinsauctions.com

Hake’s Auctions – Auction 242 Online Now
Closes Nov. 19-20
hakes.com 866-404-9800

YORK, PENN. — Hake’s will crank up the volume to 11 on November 19-20 as it auctions the single most important rock music artifact to pass through the firm’s hands in 57 years as pop culture specialists. After not-so-quietly residing in a private collection since 1991, the Japanese-made guitar that a barely known Kurt Cobain trashed onstage at a small gig in Washington state will reemerge, with a story that deserves its own chapter in the history of grunge.

It all began on January 18, 1991, in Olympia, Wash., about an hour away from the Pacific Northwest’s music capital, Seattle. On a makeshift stage at the Evergreen State College Library, fewer than 500 local scenesters coughed up $4 each to attend an anti-Gulf War benefit concert headlined by an up-and-coming local band, Nirvana. Few in attendance could have imagined how famous or influential the band would become later that year with the release of their career-changing single “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” from the LP Nevermind. The band’s set that night in Olympia culminated with Cobain’s violent destruction of a red and white Memphis Stratocaster-replica guitar, which was discarded and ultimately recovered by Chris Brady, bassist in the band Pond. Later, Brady gave the battered instrument to his good friend Janel Jarosz, owner of Ooze Records, a Portland, Ore., record shop where it was the centerpiece of a display that won an MTV-sponsored contest.

Jarosz, a huge Nirvana fan who also played in a band called Trailer Queen, cherished the guitar and kept it safe, even securing it to her record shop’s ceiling after two break-ins. Now, after 33 years of ownership, she has entrusted Hake’s to auction the historical music treasure. Jarosz discusses its background alongside Brady in an entertaining Hake’s-produced video that is a must-see for grunge fans. The guitar has an open-ended auction estimate, with a required starting bid of $20,000.

Another Nirvana memento is the original, one-of-a-kind hand-cut/applied mechanical master art for the poster publicizing the band’s April 17, 1991, concert at the OK Hotel in Seattle. It was on that occasion that Nirvana live-debuted the grunge anthem “Smells Like Teen Spirit.” The art is signed and inscribed in pencil on verso by the late Seattle artist Mark Bendix with the notation “Original Paste Up Master MB.” Accompanied by a bill of sale dated and signed by both Bendix and the auction consignor — who acquired it directly from the artist — it is expected to make $10/20,000.

Other grunge-related items include a 1991 Nirvana tour crew shirt (one of fewer than 20 made), Cobain’s high school yearbook and many signed records. Cobain’s signature appears on both 7-inch and 12-inch singles; as well as on a boxed set also signed by Dave Grohl and Courtney Love. The auction’s selection of concert posters covers many music genres, including grunge, early blues and psychedelic rock.

Hake’s will once again head off to a galaxy far, far away with Star Wars rarities. Topping the list is a Kenner Star Wars (1979) Boba Fett rocket-firing L-slot prototype action figure, 3 ¾ inches tall, unpainted and encapsulated; and AFA-graded 85 NM+. The L-slot rocket-firing mechanism — significant because its spring-raised safety concerns that would thwart the proposed production run — is clearly visible from the back of the case. Top prize in the world of Star Wars collectibles, this high-grade prototype comes with a notarized CIB COA ($100/200,000).

A Kenner Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) Princess Leia Organa prototype action figure/doll dressed in a Bespin Gown is from the unproduced 12-inch series. The figure has a 1978 stock Princess Leia body with a different, hand-painted head and hair hand-rooted in a pattern that is different to that of other 1978 Star Wars dolls. Esoteric and important, this rarely seen prototype is one of only a handful that were produced. With its CIB LOA, it will open for bidding at $25,000.

The lineup of offerings continues with a Belloq (in ceremonial robe) action figure from The Adventures of Indiana Jones in Raiders of the Lost Ark (1983). The Series 2/9 Back action figure on card is authenticated and AFA-graded 50 VG in archival case. Initially, this figure was offered as a boxed mail-order premium, but it was never marketed to the public as part of a traditional distribution. Only a few of these figures are believed to have been packaged on cards, and presumably they were produced prior to the cancellation of Kenner’s toy line for the associated film. One of only four AFA-graded examples of its type, the Belloq figure conveys with a CIB COA ($20/35,000).

Masters of the Universe fans won’t want to miss out on the opportunity to add a complete 1986 Eternia Series 5 playset to their collections. AFA-graded 70 EX+, the set’s second-release box has a full-color label featuring art by William George. Housed inside are three themed towers, three battery-operated vehicles, a monorail system and scores of accessories. The box retains its original “Clearance Special” store price sticker indicating a discounted price of $69.90 ($10/20,000).

Hake’s online auction is now open for bidding. For a free printed catalog or additional information on any item in the sale, call 866-404-9800 or 717-434-1600; or email hakes@hakes.com. View the fully illustrated catalog online and sign up to bid at www.hakes.com/.

THE PREMIER SOURCE FOR POP CULTURE COLLECTIBLES PRESENTS
Auction 242 Online Oct. 29 I Closes Nov. 19-20
Rex Stark Political China Collection
Shoeless Joe
AFA 85 NM +
Marvel Props
Hundreds of Comics
Cover Art
Kurt Cobain Smashed Guitar
Star Wars Prototypes
AFA 70 EX+
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We’re always accepting quality consignments
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Hayloft Auctions
Absentee Bids Accepted Until November 11
Live Bidding Begins at 10am EST
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@hayloftauctions
Bronx, New York

Xanthus Antiques – World Ikat: A Selling Exhibition
November 1-30, 2024
5761 Lower York Road (Route 202), Lahaska PA
Open Fri. – Sat. – Sun., 11-5, or by appointment
XanthusAntiques@proton.me
XanthusAntiques.com

Crocker Farm – Fall 2024 Stoneware & Redware Auction
November 6th to November 15th
www.crockerfarm.com

Bidding by Internet and Phone November 6th to November 15th (Phone Bid Session on Nov. 16th)
The Nation’s Premier Stoneware & Redware Auction House
Phone: (410) 472-2016 E-MAIL: INFO@CROCKERFARM.COM
(Left) Exceptional Six-Gallon Stoneware Crock with Elaborate Cobalt Stag and Doe Scene, Stamped “J. & E. NORTON / BENNINGTON, VT,” circa 1855. The subject matter, size, and EXTRAVAGANCE OF THE DESIGN RANKS THIS WORK AMONG THE FINEST EXAMPLES OF NORTON FAMILY STONEWARE THAT WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. RELATIVELY FEW EXAMPLES FROM THIS POTTERY ARE KNOWN FEATURING A COVETED “DOUBLE DEER” MOTIF AND THE LARGE SIZE OF THE VESSEL COMPOUNDS THE VISUAL IMPACT OF ITS DECORATION. THIS EXAMPLE FEATURES SUPERB FIRING AND INCLUDES THE LIGHT-COLORED CLAY AND BOLD, ENAMEL-UKE COBALT FOR WHICH THIS POTTERY HAS BECOME KNOWN. An OUTSTANDING WORK IN ALL RESPECTS. H 14”.
(Right) Exceedingly Rare and Important Six-Gallon Stoneware Crock with Elaborate Cobalt Lion Decoration, Stamped
“E STETZENMEYER. / ROCHESTER, N.Y.,” circa 1855. Oft admired and regarded among THE MOST FAMOUS AMERICAN LION-DECORATED STONEWARE PIECES KNOWN. MEASURING AN IMPOSING 11 1/2” AROUND THE CURVE OF THE VESSEL’S FRONT BY 9 1/2” TALL, THE DECORATION EXHIBITS THE BOLD, ENAMEL-LIKE SLIP-TRAILING PRIZED IN THE PRODUCTS OF ROCHESTER’S MID 19TH CENTURY STONEWARE INDUSTRY. GIVEN THE RARITY AND DESIRABILITY OF THE SUBJECT MATTER AS WELL AS THE SIZE AND TRANSCENDENT QUALITY OF THE DESIGN, THIS CROCK IS REGARDED AS THE POTTERY’S FINEST-DECORATED PIECE KNOWN. H 14”.

Absolute Auctions & Realty, Inc – Dutchess County Historical Society Fundraising Auction
Online Ending November 17 at 6PM
45 South Avenue Pleasant Valley, NY 12569
AARauctions.com

RHINEBECK, N.Y. — More than 150 Lots of unique historical experiences, antiques, art and gift cards are being auctioned to the highest bidders to benefit the Dutchess County Historical Society (DCHS) in an online auction ending November 17. The fully illustrated catalog is available online at: https://aarauctions.com/servlet/Search.do?auctionId=7313&page=6&perPage=20&orderBy=

All proceeds go to the 109-year-old not-for-profit to support its mission and program of work of preserving and sharing its rich history.

Some of the unique antiques on offer include a statue by artist Simon Troger (1693-1768) depicting a peasant with a horn and a large porcelain statue titled “Peacock on High Pedestal” signed by artist Edmund Sode; a cast iron mantel clock; 400 early postcards; harness maker’s vise; a barn tour of a private collection of Hudson Valley carriages and sleighs and an 1826 book: The Life of George Washington by Mason Weems.

Early porcelain, pottery and collectibles will be sold, including Meissen demitasse cups, saucers and sugar bowl, Herend porcelain, Richard Ginori Italian cache pot planter, miniature hand-painted portraits, including one of composer Franz Schubert, watercolor on board of Venice at night, Nineteenth Century Italian School “Portrait of Young Man,” a framed oil on canvas having Italian stamps in the manner of Giovanni Bellini.

The DCHS auction offers many once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to go inside historic properties on private tours that are not normally available for viewing. These historic properties are fully decorated with art and antiques of the period. Successful bidders will set their appointments with the donor for bringing their guests for viewing and refreshments on a mutually agreed upon date.

Examples include a private tour for eight people of Edgewater Mansion in Barrytown, N.Y., built in 1824. Visitors can witness the opulence of the mansion’s dining room, admire the elegance of the Nineteenth Century decorations in the sitting rooms and take a peek into some of the rooms not normally allowed for viewing.

There is also a private, behind-the-ropes tour for four people of the 1709 “Madame Brett Homestead” in Beacon, N.Y. Known as the oldest standing building in southern Dutchess County, the Madam Brett Homestead is a time capsule of colonial life. The home and museum are listed on the National Register of Historic Places and are part of the NYS Independence Trail.

In addition to many “behind-the-ropes” tours of individual historic properties, there are a good number of walking tours in historic hamlets, villages, campuses and museums, including a Vassar College private art tour with Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center director Bart Thurber and two historic city of Poughkeepsie walking tours guided by experienced historians. Most of these unique experiences include refreshments.

To complement all of the unique experiences, there are gift certificates to local restaurants and other goods and services being auctioned.

Antiques include a Nineteenth Century Riedinger & Caire Poughkeepsie, NY #4 blue-decorated double-handled crock from the private collection of Judge James Brands out of his chambers in the Supreme Court building in Poughkeepsie.

For those interested in fine art, there are unique experiences available at Olana, the historic home of artist Frederick Church, the Thomas Cole Historic Site, Lyndhurst Mansion, Hudson River Museum, Preservation Society of Newport, Rhode Island, Putnam History Museum, Kingston Maritime Museum and an exclusive viewing of Nineteenth Century American Hudson River view paintings in a private home with refreshments,

All proceeds from this auction support the mission of DCHS to collect, preserve, interpret and share the history of Dutchess County from the period of the arrival of the first Indigenous peoples until the present day.

For information, 845-635-3169, ext 104, www.aarauctions.com or www.nysauctions.com.

Bid Now! Online From Anywhere
100% of the auction proceeds benefit the OCHS. Every lots sells to the highest bidder. Gift certificates to restaurants, Historic walking tours, Behind the Ropes and Behind the Scenes historic tours, Antiques, Fine Art & Collectibles, College history tour, Bardavon Opera House performance package, Vassar Art Tour. The DCHS does not receive any Federal, State or Com1ty funding. It relies solely on donations, membership dues and private sponsorships from people like you. Please support the 100+ years old “Mission” of the OCHS that has “collected, preserved and interpreted the history of Dutchess County, NY, from the period of the arrival of the first Native Americans until the present day.”; and much more!
Absolute Auctions & Realty, Inc. I 45 South Avenue I Pleasant Valley, NY 12569
Phone: (845) 635-3169 I info@aarauctions.com I AARauctions.com

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Thurs & Fri: 10am To 6pm
Saturday: 9am To 6pm
Sunday: 10am To 4pm
25 Talcott Rd., West Hartford, CT

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Multi-Vendor, Indoor Space Antiques, Books, Collectibles, Vintage & More!
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Sanford L. Smith Associates – Salon Art + Design
November 7-11 2024
Park Avenue Armory, NYC
thesalonny.com

NEW YORK CITY — Salon Art + Design, the collectible design and art fair produced by Sanford L. Smith Associates, announced its 13th edition taking place at the Park Avenue Armory from November 7-11. Salon Art + Design has established itself as the foremost platform for showcasing, acquiring and engaging with the finest in design and art from around the world. A cornerstone of New York City’s fall arts calendar, this year’s Salon is under the leadership of new executive director Nicky Dessources, who will introduce new exhibitors alongside special presentations of collectible design from established and upcoming makers. Former executive director Jill Bokor remains with the fair as chairwoman emeritus, working closely in collaboration with Dessources.

With nearly 50 distinguished exhibitors from across the globe, Salon Art + Design showcases a range of design, from vintage and modern to contemporary, alongside blue-chip Twentieth Century art. The fair features a diverse selection of pieces, including furniture, studio glass, ceramics, Japanese art and jewelry, and sets itself apart with its fusion of historic and avant-garde contemporary collectible design and fine art. Much like distinguished interior designers who create innovative and eclectic spaces for their discerning clients, exhibitors at Salon Art + Design are invited to craft immersive settings that reflect the vibrant and evolving ways we decorate and live today.

Under the leadership of Dessources, Salon Art + Design unveils a vibrant roster of exhibitors, featuring numerous first-time galleries, including Galerie Anne Jacquemin Sablon, Bossa, Crosta Smith Gallery, Elisabetta Cipriani | Wearable Art, Fernando Jorge, Galerie CC – Castelin Cattin, Ippodo Gallery, Room57 Gallery, Thomas Colville Fine Art and Weinberg Modern. This year’s fair is enriched with innovative programming and distinctive design installations from both independent creators and prestigious design brands, showcased not only in the historic rooms at the armory’s entrance, but also throughout the Drill Hall. Designers creating these special installations include Atelier FM, Natuzzi, Victoria Yakusha Gallery, Thomas Cooper Studio and more.

While the fair is renowned for showcasing new exhibitors and diverse voices in design, Salon welcomes back longstanding participants such as Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts, David Gill Gallery, Donzella Ltd., Galerie Marcilhac, Galerie Chastel-Maréchal, Gallery FUMI, Liz O’Brien, Maison Gerard, NILUFAR, Todd Merrill Studio and Twenty First Gallery.

Each year, since 2016, Salon has partnered with Dia Art Foundation, a non-profit arts organization committed to advancing, realizing and preserving the vision of artists. For 50 years, Dia Art Foundation has offered artists the time, space and support to bring ambitious projects to fruition, often beyond the scale and scope of traditional exhibition spaces. On opening night of Salon, Dia Art Foundation kicks off the evening with an exclusive benefit hour at the fair, co-hosted by Nathalie & Laura de Gunzburg, where proceeds go towards Dia and their exhibition program. Salon and Dia will continue to evolve and strengthen this collaboration, and proceeds from last year are specifically funding the Steve McQueen exhibition, which opened at Dia Chelsea on September 20. This year’s proceeds will benefit a forthcoming Duane Linklater exhibition at Dia Chelsea, opening in 2025.

For information and a full list of this year’s exhibitors, visit www.thesalonny.com.

November 7-11 at Park Avenue Armory New York City
Produced by Sanford L. Smith and Associates
Experience the timeless + creative
Image courtesy of Galerie Gabriel
Tickets available now at thesalonny.com

Thomaston Place Auction Galleries – Autumn Majestic
Nov 8, 9, 10
thomastonauction.com
51 Atlantic Highway, Thomaston, ME 04861

PREVIEW: NOVEMBER 2-7 see website for preview hours
Visit our auction gallery for Preview
51 Atlantic Highway, Thomaston, Maine
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Over 400 lots of fine art, including works by Maine artists.
FREDERIC E. CHURCH
LINDEN FREDERICK
SERGEI SOUDEIKINE
FIREARMS & SPORTING ITEMS
JEWELRY & ESTATE SILVER
DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE ITEMS
LOT 2304-18thc. French Baroque Giltwood Mirror
LOT 2206-Early English Brass Lantern Clock
LOT 2307-18thc. French Barometer
Lot 2370 1714 Massive Urn by Clemente Vantini with Medici Crest
Lot 2444 Andalusian Roman Miniature Stone Sarcophagus
HUNT FOR RELICS & HISTORIC TREASURES
INCLUDING 14 RARE BOOKS
Lot 2249 1587 History of England by Raphael Holinhead First edition complete with 8 books.
100+ Lots of Rare Folk Art & Nautical Items
2079 Heriz Carpet
2147 Large 19th c. Sand Paper Painting (1 of 15)
2023 JAMES E. BUTTERSWORTH oil on spruce wood panel, signed
2024 Early 19th c. British Naval Woolsey, Frame (1 of 5)
2341 18th c. Italian Mirror Back Sconces
2424 Viennese Mantel Clock
2021 Circa 1900 Sternboard by H.B. Simmons of Lincolnville ME,
150+ Lots of Fine Estate Furniture, Lighting, & Rugs
2071 FREDERIC CHURCH, Kaaterskill Clove, oil on board
2143 Folk Art Windmill Whirligig
2077 NY Federal Dressing Table
2138 Attributed to JOHN SCHOLL, ca. 1900
3139 LINDEN FREDERICK (1 of 2) Study for Night Neighbors
2272 HONORE DAUMIER Le Moqueur, Cast Bronze numbered 16/25
2007 18th c. Bronze Marine Chronometer by Tobias of London
3342 PAULSUTTMAN Still Life, bronze sculpture, dated ’68 43″ high (1 of 2)
Featuring great marine painters: WILLIAM HOWARD YORKE, PERCY A. SANBORN, G. L GODFREY, THEODORE V. C. VALENKAMPH, JOHN R. C. SPURLING
2399 18thc. Dutch Tall Clock by Laurens Eichelaar, Amsterdam, circa 1740-1760 (1 of 2 tall clocks)
2169 Rare Painted Cobbler’s Bench Plus Tools
3179 STEVE LINDSAY Lifesized Lobsterman Painting Buoys

Lot 2399 18th c. Dutch Tall Clock by Laurens Eichelaar, Amsterdam
Lot 3195 Plaster Model 1885 Chicago Board of Trade Building, attributed to Daniel Chester French
Lot 2384- Cased Anri King Arthur Chess Set
Lot 2412 – Rare Miniature of French Balloonist by DUPRE The Descent of the First Helium Balloon, 1 Dec 1783 (1 of 20+ miniature paintings)
HUNT FOR RARITIES & NAUTICAL TREASURES
LOT 2007 – 18th c. Bronze Marine Chronometer by Tobias of London
THHOMAS C. BALMER
JOHN G. BROWN
JOSEPH R. DECAMP
1062 19th c. Tintype, Possibly Fort Worth Five
1021 Desert of Maine “Lady of Justice” Sand Art Capsule, by Judy Goldrup
3008 Black Forest Carved Bears Hall Tree
200+ Paintings & Sculpture from Modern & Contemporary Artists
OSSIP L. LINDE
EDWARD K. WILLIAMS
GEORGE FORESTER
3059 (54 Pcs)John Wendt “Bird” Pattern Sterling Flatware
3024 Early Tobacco Carved Figure
2425 Ferdinand Strahal Automaton Mantel Clock
1294 1937 Italian Line Travel Poster (1 of 10)
3424 Grueby Art Pottery Vase
1056 Cello by Charles H. Mathewson of Providence, RI, 1916 (1 of 6 instruments)
2068 Hepplewhite Two-Drawer Stands
3376 19th c. Apache Figural Basket
1246 Rare Yoruba Maternity Figure, Pre 1923
2448 17th-18th C. Burmese Thai Bronze Buddha
2455 12th – 15th c. Hindu Indian Stone Temple Carving
2216 English Walnut Book Press on Stand
3406 Art Deco Style Maple Server

Santa Fe Art Auction – Signature Live Sale
November 8-9
932 Railfan Road, Santa Fe NM

COCKTAIL RECEPTION, PREVIEW + LECTURE
Wednesday, November 6, 5:00 – 7:00 PM MST
932 Railfan Road, Santa Fe

SESSION I (LOTS 1-168)
Prints, Multiples + Works on Paper
Jewelry
Friday, November 8, 1:00 PM MST

SESSION II (LOTS 169-310)
Native American Arts
Patsy P. and William L. Hutchison Collection
Western Paintings + Sculpture
Spanish Colonial
Saturday, November 9, 9:30 AM MST

SESSION III (LOTS 311 -437)
Western Paintings
Native American Paintings + Sculpture
Valerie + Benny Aldrich
Gregory Warren Nelson Collection Highlights
Saturday, November 9, 1:00 PM MST

GENERAL PREVIEWS
Monday – Friday and by appointment
October 28 – November 8, 2024 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM MST

BIDDING OPTIONS
Online, In-Person, Telephone + Absentee Bidding
REGISTER AT SANTAFEARTAUCTION.COM

SANTA FE ART AUCTION
Lot 314: CATHARINE CARTER CRITCHER (1868 – 1964) Self Portrait, oil on canvas. 38 3/4 x 31 1/4 in. (98.4 x 79.4 cm.) Estimate: $12,000 – $18,000
932 Railfan Road, Santa Fe NM 505.954.5858 @santafeartauction

46th Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair
November 8-10, 2024
HYNES CONVENTION CENTER
ABAA.ORG/BOSTONBOOKFAIR

For the serious collector or the curious browser