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Unloved Antiques: 19th-Century Religious Prints (9/12/11)

The tenth item in this series of “Unloved Antiques” is late 19th- to early 20th-century religious prints, such as those … More >>

Unloved Antiques: Mass-Produced Decorator Prints (4/25/11)

The third item in this series of “Unloved Antiques” (read the first two installments here and here) is the Decorator … More >>

The Collector’s Minute: Equestrian Prints (3/23/11)

One item we see more of than just about anything else in the appraisal & antique business are late 19th- … More >>

What Is It? What’s It Worth? Charles M. Capps Etching/Aquatint (8/16/10)

Ben T., being the thoughtful and helpful nephew, has been helping his aunt go through all the stuff that … More >>

What Is It? What’s It Worth? Early Golf Reprint (7/19/10)

Jessie D. found an old print hidden behind a framed mirror. Not wanting to toss out something that might … More >>

‘Original’ Rembrandt Etching Could be Modern Armand Durant Restrike (12/15/09)

Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (Dutch-Born July 15, 1606 – Died October 4, 1669) is generally considered one of the greatest … More >>

Currier & Ives Prints: Ways to Tell Originals form Reproductions (9/22/09)

From 1834 to 1907 the firm of Currier & Ives provided for the American people a window on their country’s … More >>

Auction Report: Freeman’s Paintings and Prints Sale (2/9/09)

With more than 300 lots in the Feb. 13 paintings and print sale, Freeman’s presents a collection that covers American, … More >>

Properly Framing your documents, prints and maps (11/13/08)

Properly Framing Your Documents, Prints and Maps By Rick Badwey More >>

Maxfield Parrish is the most reproduced American artist : by Erin C. Kruml (7/17/08)

Maxfield Parrish is the most reproduced American artist and his works remain highly desirable on the collecting market. Though Parrish … More >>

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