We are pleased to present our Spring auction of Native American Art. This curated sale spans several centuries, covering the North American continent. The selection offered proves that the use of colors and form transcends time and shows the evolution and continued growth of Native American Art in various mediums. We are honored to offer property from the collections of Peter Schramm, Illinois, Kurt Anderson, Minnesota, the CulturalPatina Collection, the Estate of Joseph and Jeanne Sullivan, and Robert Kerr.

Chicago

Freeman’s | Hindman is honored to be presenting this exciting group of Post War and Contemporary works including property from the esteemed New York collector, Ruth Miles Pite. With singular flair and erudition, The Pite Collection showcases a global collecting perspective with stand-out works by British, European and American masters such as Anthony Gormley, Tony Cragg, Gerhard Richter, Juan Muñoz and Kiki Smith, amongst others. Meticulous provenance files kept by Ms. Pite read as a roll call of some of the finest and most esteemed New York and London galleries and dealers including Mary Boone, Marian Goodman, Josh Baer, David Nolan and White Cube. With the collection acquired across several decades and dating as far back as the 1980s, The Pite Collection is a rare glimpse into a passionate collector acquiring cutting-edge contemporary art with a focus on discovering form, line and space in a variety of media. Many of the works carry impressive exhibition history underscoring the scholarly and informed approach of Ms. Pite. The second distinguished private collection comes from a collector in Michigan and includes salient works by Charles Arnoldi, Donald Sultan, Michael Gregory, John Gibson, Tim Bavington, and Lester F. Johnson. This focused yet dynamic group of works across various mediums demonstrates the breadth, depth, and keen acumen of this distinguished collector and family.

A collection of highly curated, collectable watches, appealing to beginner and advanced collectors alike.

Freeman’s | Hindman’s April 22nd European Furniture & Decorative Arts auction features English and Continental furniture, clocks, tapestries, and decorative arts from the 17th to the early 20th century. Highlights include a Private Main Line, Pennsylvania Collection with Interiors designed by William R. Eubanks; Part II of the Myra and Larry Karp Collection of Musical Boxes and Automata; and a group of musical boxes from a Florida Collector.

Cincinnati