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HERKIMER, N.Y. — Mitchell Alan Keno, age 73, passed away of natural causes on May 25, 2026, while on vacation with friends in Ireland. He was born December 7, 1952, in Herkimer, N.Y., and grew up in Mohawk, N.Y., on the family farm.

He graduated from Owen D. Young High School in Van Hornesville, N.Y., attended SUNY Morrisville (N....


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BOSTON — On June 4, Grogan & Company conducted the sale of the Jason King Binder collection of Chinese export porcelain, a “culmination of over 40 years of passionate collecting and scholarship,” the auction catalog noted. Featuring more than 200 lots, the collection encompassed Chinese export porcelain made for the American market spanning the Eighteenth through ...


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FEEHOLD, N.Y. — A marble bas relief from the studio of Antonio Rosselino, typical of the Italian Renaissance sculptor’s “painting in relief” style where he cut into the stone using shallow incisions to create painterly bas-reliefs, attained $36,000, including buyer’s premium, at Carlsen Gallery’s June 7 auction, selling to a phone bidder well over its $5/15,000 estima...


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WILLOW, N.Y. — Charles Burchfield’s watercolor titled “Hay Wagons” (1933) drove to the top of the auction block at James Cox Gallery’s Collectors Exchange Fine Art auction June 7 when it sold for $11,250, including buyer’s premium. Having provenance to Martha Jackson Gallery in New York City, the double-sided painting was consigned from the son of the couple who purch...


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DALLAS — Heritage Auctions’ Important European Art Auction, comprising 137 lots of paintings, prints, drawings and sculptural works, realized more than $2.13 million on June 5. The auction’s top lot was a vibrant yellow “Fleurs” painting by Le Pho (French/Vietnamese, 1907-2001). The 39½-inch-square oil on canvas was painted in 1973-74 and had provenance to Findlay Gal...


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