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Q&A: Ethan Lasser

In December of last year, The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA) announced that Ethan Lasser was appointed as chief of curatorial affairs. Previously serving as both the John Moors Cabot chair, art of the Americas and head of exhibitions strategy at the MFA, Lasser just recently began the transition into this new role on January 5. Hearing this, Antiques ...


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Native Arts Continue To Rise At Santa Fe

SANTA FE, N.M. — More than 6,000 registered bidders spanning 40 countries showed up to the action for Santa Fe Art Auction’s Native Arts sale on February 4-5. The auction, featuring 475 lots by both traditional and contemporary indigenous artists, had a 93 percent sell-through rate and realized nearly $600,000. The selection highlighted a breadth of styles, ...


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Gurley Show Stands Fast In Boxborough

BOXBOROUGH, MASS. — Amid threats of yet another snowstorm, the Gurley Antiques Show opened its second event of this year’s season at the Boxborough Regency Hotel on February 1. Eager customers braved what turned out to be a light dusting, lining up indoors over an hour before the show’s opening, empty totes in hand. They, and the majority of vendors, were re...


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Tiffany Lights Fontaine’s To $4.6 Million

PITTSFIELD, MASS. — Fontaine’s Auction Gallery realized a total of $4.6 million from its Fine and Decorative Arts Auction on February 7, driven by a wealth of fine examples from Tiffany Studios, mostly lighting, with Tiffany lots as a category accounting for $3 million of the sale results. More than 9,500 bidders registered for the sale, representing 67 coun...


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Two Sales, Excellent Results For Clarke

LARCHMONT, N.Y. — Clarke Auction Gallery conducted two unaffiliated auctions February 7 & 8. The first featured 344 lots from the 40-plus-year curated collection of Cosulich Interiors & Antiques, New York City, followed by the firm’s Valentine Estate Auction, which offered 460 lots, in case you were still shopping around for that perfect gift for you...


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