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Bidders can take a musical trip down memory lane on Saturday, July 1 when Antique Place holds their Gr

When automobiles first appeared, no one believed they had staying power, actually, the vast majority of people saw them as a fad. However, as the technology and use for the motorcar grew, nostalgia and fascination for its transformative history grew along with it.

Russia is a land rich in artistic traditions. From the great men of letters such as Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy and Pushkin, to artists like Kandinsky, Chagall and Goncharova, it is a country that has always paid great respect to creative pursuits.

Imagine crossing a dark living room, your arm blindly oscillating in search of the nearest light source...click!...you’ve switched on a marvelous patch of bending iridescent-gold tulips or perhaps you’ve ignited a flurry of cream colored dogwood flowers!

The history of maps is the history of man's efforts to conquer the earth. With fleets of boats at the ready, nations commissioned thousands of expeditions in their efforts to chart the globe and to plunder whatever riches they could find at the other end.

As pixels continue to expand within our pocket sized devices, the potential for photographic opportunity has doubtlessly peeked.

The name Hermès has long been synonymous with the very best in high end luxury items.

Buying a used car can be a real headache. Traipsing across miles and miles of bitumined lots trying to find that gem in the rough, hounded by sales people filling your head with over-the-top diatribe about the wonder of each and every vehicle your eyes happen to pass over.

"Going up?" asks the cherry lipped girl in the elevator, her powdered face is crowned by a beehive hair style which oddly personifies the question.

Thomaston Place Auction Galleries will be holding their sale of Asian and Indo-Persian Arts on June 2.

Kara Mann is the founder and creative director of KARA MANN, the design firm she established in Chicago in 2005.

Where other people see junk, Clare Graham sees limitless artistic possibilities. The 67-year-old obsessive collector and found-object artist stockpiles massive quantities of everyday items - bottle caps and buttons, dominoes and Scrabble tiles - in his Highland Park, Los Angeles studio, where he

Pug, grog, fire, wedge, ball, wheel, coil, slip, throw, bat; if you aren't familiar with ceramic vernacular you might notice the abrupt, Neanderthal-like language used to navigate the clay studio dialect.

In early September of 1981, thousands of people gathered on the lawn of Colorado State University for a chance to catch a glimpse of the Pope of Pop, Andy Warhol.

Short and sweet will be the order of the day when Skinner holds their Fine Prints & Photographs sale

For hundreds of years playing cards have been bringing people, young and old, together around tables.

We're not laughing at you, we're laughing with you! Really? Sometimes it's hard to tell.

In the world of American figurative sculpture, Joe Brown is something of an icon. Specializing in athletes, he produced over 400 works in his career, including statuettes, portrait busts, and sculptures.