London contemporary art auctions kick off with £5.4m record for Lisa Brice, despite geopolitical chaos
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MARCH 4, 2025
Last night's sale at Sotheby's, which totalled 62.5m, also included a 4.
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Native American Art at Bonhams
Maine Antique Digest
MARCH 4, 2025
Bonhams, Los Angeles, California Photos courtesy Bonhams First, the Los Angeles fires. After packing up his house, four children, and many, many pets of various species, Bonhams Native American art specialist Ingmars Lindbergs, his family, and his house have survived the L.A. fires. So far.
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