Ep. 94 - Aviva Lehmann

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Recorded10 May 2022

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Historical Fine Art - Taking us deep into the auction world, Aviva Lehmann, the director of American art at Heritage Auctions, joins us on the podcast today as she talks about how auctions work, the role they serve in the market and some of her top auction highlights, including a major record set by Heritage for artist J.C. Leyendecker. The episode is sponsored by American Fine Art Magazine.

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