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Freeman’s | Hindman is excited to present a tightly curated selection of Western and Contemporary Native American art in our May 15th auction. With artwork ranging from historical masters through contemporary marvels, the auction includes property from private collections, estates, and important institutions from throughout the United States. This rendition of our biannual auction features paintings and sculpture by artists including Frederic Remington, Edgar Payne, Gustave Baumann, Percival Leonard Rosseau, Bill Anton, John Moyers, Frank McCarthy, Dave McGary, Gary Ernest Smith, Earl Biss, Fritz Scholder, and more!

Freeman’s | Hindman is excited to present the latest rendition of our May Western and Contemporary Native American Art Online Auction. Designed to accompany the May 15th auction, Western Art Online includes an array of stunning paintings and sculpture for every collector. With artists including Clyde Aspevig, Michael Stack, Gene Kloss, James Regimal, Gary Ernest Smith, Bill Freeman, and more, seasoned and novice collectors alike are sure find some incredible works of art to add to their collections!

Freeman’s | Hindman is thrilled to announce its highly anticipated Early 20th Century Design auction, taking place on May 20. This signature sale showcases an exceptional selection of furniture and decorative arts that celebrate the elegance and innovation of the Art Nouveau, Art Deco, and Arts and Crafts movements. Collectors and design enthusiasts alike will be captivated by standout pieces, including several examples of exquisite Tiffany lighting, an array of George Ohr pottery, and a collection of rare leaded glass windows by the Linden Glass Company. The auction also features works by celebrated designers such as Raymond Subes, Jules Leleu, and Ercole Barovier—offering a rare opportunity to acquire masterpieces from some of the most iconic names of the era.

Freeman’s | Hindman is delighted to present its premier Modern Design auction on May 20, featuring an exceptional array of furniture and decorative arts that embody the very best in 20th-century design. Headlining the sale is a remarkable collection of George Nakashima furniture, celebrated for its organic forms and masterful craftsmanship. The auction also includes standout pieces of Danish design by Finn Juhl and Hans Wegner, alongside iconic works by Paul Evans, Jacques Adnet, Wharton Esherick, Karl Springer, and Warren Platner. In addition to furniture, the sale features captivating studio works by celebrated ceramicists and artists including Toshiko Takaezu, June Kaneko, and Philip Moulthrop.

More than 150 years after his untimely death, Abraham Lincoln remains a towering figure in our nation’s collective memory. His purpose, to save the Union, was never in doubt. His legacy, likewise, remains assured. Other than George Washington, there is perhaps no president whose leadership proved as pivotal to American history. Lincoln’s integrity of character, determination to ensure the success of the American experiment, and hope for our nation’s future endure as guiding principles for our country. He represents, in many ways, the very promise of America: that a man, with no family connections but possessing a keen intellect and a willingness to work, could rise to hold the most important office in the country. This spring Freeman’s | Hindman will have the great honor to offer selections from the Lincoln Presidential Foundation’s collection of Lincolniana, one of the most important Lincoln collections ever brought to market. Presented chronologically, every era of Lincoln’s journey to the presidency is represented in the Foundation’s collection. Frontiersman. Lawyer. Husband. Father. Politician. President. Lincoln's Legacy will explore the evolution of Abraham Lincoln’s personal and political life via around 140 lots of historic Americana ranging from manuscripts to artifacts from Lincoln’s Illinois law office, to campaign ephemera, early photography, and relics associated with Lincoln’s assassination.

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