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Navajo First Phase Chief's Blanket A New World Record at Moran's Print E-mail

This stunning Navajo First Phase Chief's Wearing Blanket made headlines when it sold for 1.8 million dollars at John Moran Auctioneers' June 19th sale in Southern California, smashing the previous world record of $522,500 for a similar blanket. An example of the rarest type of the earliest phase of Navajo blankets, it emerged from obscurity when it was brought into Moran's free appraisal clinic by a man whose family handed it down through the generations, casually using it around the house. The sale of this museum-quality treasure has dramatically changed his life, and made auction history.

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February 17, 2009, California and American Paintings Sale Highlights Print E-mail

Join Katie Halligan, fine arts specialist with John Moran Auctioneers (http://www.johnmoran.com) as she discusses highlights from the February 17, 2009, California and American Paintings sale. Key lots include Guy Rose's figural "Nude," John Marshall Gamble's Santa Barbara valley landscape, William Wendt's foothill ranch landscape, and Maxfield Parrish's "The Knave of Hearts" illustration from his 1924 book.

 
The Artie Shaw Collection - 2 Print E-mail

Join Paul Fisher of John Moran Auctioneers as he previews two important artworks that were offered from the Artie Shaw Collection September 16, 2008, at the Pasadena Convention Center. This program covers two of Artie's favorite works: "Pinetop" by Dan Lutz; and "Pigs in Clover" by John Decker.

 
The Artie Shaw Collection - 1 Print E-mail

Join Paul Fisher of John Moran Auctioneers as he previews key musical instruments lots offered from the Artie Shaw Collection September 16, 2008. Highlights include Artie's clarinet and saxophone from the 1930s and '40s, offered for the first time to the public.

 
Nicolai Fechin's "The Wood Engraver" Print E-mail

Join Jeff Moran of John Moran Auctioneers as he explores the beauty of Nicolai Fechin's early masterwork painting, "The Wood Engraver," which sold at a JMA auction in February 2008 for a world record Fechin hammer price of $950,000.

 


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