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ARTFIXdaily News Feed - Monday, February 9, 2015
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Gauguin Painting Sells Privately for $300 Million
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An iconic Paul Gauguin painting of two Tahitian girls was sold privately by a Swiss collection for a reported $300 million, ranking it among the highest prices ever
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Miami Artists Take Center Stage at Miami’s Home Design and Remodeling Show, Miami Beach
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Miami artists take center stage at this year’s Home Design and Remodeling Show to be held from March 27-30, 2015 at the Miami Beach Convention Center. At Home with Art – Spotlight on ...
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Important Snowy Owl and Heron Flying South to Charleston
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Coinciding with the notable increase in sightings of the Snowy Owl across the Northeast, the Great Lakes, and down the Atlantic Coast, Copley Fine Art Auctions (www.copleyart.com) is ...
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New Exhibitions Mark National Gallery of Art's Historic Acquisition of More Than 6,000 Works of Art from Corcoran Gallery
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National Gallery of Art, in Washington, DC, announced Thursday that 6,430 works of art have been selected initially from more than 17,000 Corcoran works in the Gallery's custody to join ...
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American Rococo Pieces Lead Neal's $2.4 Million Winter Estates Auction
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Neal Auction Company’s Winter Estates Auction witnessed excellent results for furniture, lighting, decorative arts, fine art, historic maps and prints, silver, and Asian. The sale ...
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The Age of Salt: Art, Science and Early Photography
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James Hyman Gallery, the UK’s leading commercial gallery for vintage 19th and 20th century photography, presents the ...
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Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art Appoints Directors of Curatorial, Exhibitions
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Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art announces the addition of two directors, welcoming Margaret C. Conrads, Ph.D. as director of curatorial affairs and Robin Groesbeck as director of ...
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