Sekhama was an Egyptian scribe from around the time the pyramids at Giza were built. It was not uncommon at that time for scribes to gain the recognition
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The rough pencils of a page of Tintin in Tibet by Herge, has been auctioned by Christie's for €289,500 ($400,000) almost double its estimated price while
Christie's Auction House in Paris is having its first sale of comic book material in April. And there are going to be some seriously large wallets to be
The 1964 Roy Lichtenstein painting "Ohhh... Alright..." sold at Christie's last night for $42.6 million, a record for a Lichtenstein by a wide margin.