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Photography

Signed Copy of Iconic Einstein ‘Tongue’ Portrait Sells for Record-Setting $338,630

One of the only nine signed prints of Albert Einstein’s iconic “Tongue” portraits recently sold at...

Joseph Brown - February 27, 2025

Photography

‘One of the Most Remarkable’ Leica Camera Prototypes Ever Sells for Over $2.1 Million

Earlier this month, the Leitz Photographica Auction previewed some of the 423 lots that were for...

Joseph Brown - November 25, 2024

Photography

This Massive Film Camera That Shoots 20×24 Film Can Be Yours for Just $300

A Redditor has spotted an analog large-scale copy camera — a specialized camera used to make...

Joseph Brown - November 1, 2024

Photography

Iconic Nan Golden Photo Sells for $71K at Leitz Photographica Auction

The available lots ranged from images about a century old to ones captured in just the...

Joseph Brown - October 31, 2024

Photography

Amazing Ansel Adams Print Collection Sells for Nearly $4.6 Million at Auction

While Adams’ portfolio is vast and highly varied, many of his most famous images were part of the Meredith Collection, including Aspens,...

Joseph Brown - October 18, 2024

Photography

The Most Fascinating Rare Cameras and Lenses Sold at the 6th Wetzlar Camera Auction

Wetzlar Camera Auctions (WCA) held its sixth auction for historical cameras and accessories last weekend, with nearly 250 lots attracting significant attention...

Joseph Brown - October 16, 2024

Photography

Babe Ruth’s First Photo as a Pro Baseball Player Could Fetch $200,000+

A rare photo of Babe Ruth’s first appearance with the Baltimore Orioles will be presented for sale at Leland’s 2024 Fall Classic...

Joseph Brown - October 15, 2024

Photography

First-Known American Photograph of ‘Romantic’ Interracial Couple Goes to Auction

The first-known “romantic” photograph of an interracial couple in the U.S. goes on auction later this month. On October 26,...

Joseph Brown - October 4, 2024

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BusinessMarch 10, 2025

Benefit system unfair and indefensible, says PM

Joshua NevettPolitical reporterHelen CattPolitical correspondentReutersSir Keir Starmer has called the current benefits system "unsustainable", "indefensible" and "unfair", and...

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