After Declaring Bankruptcy, Boy Scouts Ponders Selling Prized Norman Rockwells
The collection includes 65 original Rockwell works, including illustrations for the organization's calendars.
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Art en Route: Nicole Eisenman’s ‘Sketch for a Fountain,’ François Xavier Lalanne’s Sheep Sculptures at Auction, and More
A bi-weekly column of acquisitions, loans, and sales around the world.
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Though we publish this magazine every month for readers of the present, it's also true that we are producing a document for posterity.
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‘We Are Disappointed but Not Surprised’: After First Round of Sales, Berkshire Museum Pulls in $42 M., Below $55 M. Goal [Updated]
The museum's leadership has the option of selling off 26 more works in order to reach that figure.
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Lucas Museum to Begin Loan of ‘Shuffleton’s Barbershop’—Painting at Center of Berkshire Museum Firestorm—to Norman Rockwell Museum in June
Sotheby's is currently in the process of selling other works from the Berkshire Museum's collection.
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Lucas Museum Reveals It Purchased Berkshire Museum’s Prized Norman Rockwell
The price paid for the work has not been disclosed.
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With Legal Barriers Cleared, Berkshire Museum Marks 13 Works for Sale at Sotheby’s
The Pittsfield, Massachusetts, institution said that it aims to raise $55 million without parting with all 40 works it has cleared for auction.
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Vision Quest: The Berkshire Museum Will Stop at Nothing to Sell Its Art, Including a Masterpiece by Norman Rockwell
What does that mean for the future of American institutions?
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Two Become One: Court Will Hear Both Challenges to Berkshire Museum Case on Wednesday
The state's attorney general has called for a pause to the auctions, which are set to begin November 13 at Sotheby's.
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Aiming to Halt Berkshire Museum Sales, Rockwell Family Meets with Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office
The deaccessioning plan "is breaking Norman Rockwell's trust, and the public trust at the same time," a representative for the family said.
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