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Maerten de Vos, The Annunciation coming to auction September 14

Maerten de Vos, The Annunciation coming to auction September 14

Maerten de Vos (or Marten, Flemish, 1532–1603) The Annunciation, signed on page of book at left "Vos", oil on canvas, 44-3/4 x 60 in.; 20th century parcel gilt and painted panel frame, 54-1/4 x 70 in. Lot 975 / Estimate: $100,000 - $150,000 / September 14, 2019   With its exquisitely detailed biblical scene, this important Maerten de Vos...

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Happy Birthday, David Webb! Visionary Jewelry Designer and Asheville Native

Happy Birthday, David Webb! Visionary Jewelry Designer and Asheville Native

With his bold, inventive, and luxurious jewelry designs, David Webb remains one of America’s most important jewelers. Born on July 2nd, 1925, in Asheville, North Carolina, Webb grew up in an Arts and Crafts home designed by Richard Sharp Smith, a supervising architect at Biltmore House. Webb’s Asheville home, including the rear cottage which...

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Masterpieces

Masterpieces

ONE AUCTION TWO EXTRAORDINARILY RARE AND IMPORTANT PAINTINGS Until now, only twenty-two icons were known to have been signed by the artist, Angelos, the late Byzantine Master working in Crete in the first half of the 15th century. The inscription ‘angelus pinxit’, which we read on this icon, is very rare. There is only one other icon, Christ Man...

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The Dick Button Skating Collection

The Dick Button Skating Collection

Dick Button is widely considered one of the premiere male figure skaters of all time. He dominated the world of figure skating for a seven-year period, winning two Olympic gold medals (1948 and 1952), five consecutive World Championships, seven U.S. National titles, and four North American and European Championships. His illustrious, fifty-year...

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An Artist’s Biggest Catch

An Artist’s Biggest Catch

In 1917, John Singer Sargent was staying as a guest at Vizcaya, the work-in-progress villa being built for James Deering in Miami.  It presented almost infinite opportunities for painting, which Sargent took full advantage of and had no intention of leaving for some time. When James and his brother Charles invited Sargent on a fishing trip aboard...

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