CRANSTON, R.I. – Vibrant paintings by prominent Indian artists piqued the interest of bidders at Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers’ Estates Fine Art & Antiques auction held on March 14, as an equestrian watercolor on paper by Maqbool Hussain (1915-2011) sold for $16,250 and a figural oil on canvas by B. Prabha (1933-2001) brought $11,875. Prices include the buyer’s premium. Absentee and Internet live bidding was available through LiveAuctioneers.
RR Auction delivers autographed letters in April 8 auction
BOSTON – RR Auction will conduct an online auction of fine autographs and artifacts that will conclude on Wednesday, April 8. Headlining the sale is an original hand-inked four-panel Peanuts daily comic strip drawn by Charles Schulz for May 30, 1958, signed vertically in the last panel with his artist signature, “Schulz.” View the fully illustrated catalog on LiveAuctioneers.
’35 Ford V-8 heads Moran’s Traditional Collector sale March 29
MONROVIA, Calif. – Moran’s first Traditional Collector auction of the year is filled with fine selections of silver, fine art, porcelain, furniture and more. Collectors are sure to find something to appeal to every taste, and with all lots and condition reports online, browsing from the comfort of home has never been easier. For the health and safety of our customers, Moran’s has provided ways to bid from home. Bid absentee or live online through LiveAuctioneers.
Fabulous jewelry featured in online auction March 25
NEW YORK – Jasper52 will conduct a spectacular jewelry auction on Wednesday, March 25, that showcases fine jewelry from a variety of designers, eras and mediums. The age of these precious objects ranges from the 20th century to contemporary. Many of the diamonds offered are multi-carats and come in a variety of colors. Bid absentee or live online exclusively through LiveAuctioneers.
Illinois exhibit marks anniversary of women’s vote
MATTOON, Ill. (AP) – The time span of the effort to secure voting rights for women goes far past the 100 years since it became the law in our country.
That’s the compelling story Carolyn Cloyd said she thinks people should know as the United States sees the 100th anniversary of Constitutional amendment that made it possible.