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12 November 2019 - 18:22
Amid climate emergency Scotland’s National Portrait Gallery severs ties to BP
12 November 2019 - 17:43
Fine Arts Paris to change location for 2020 edition
12 November 2019 - 16:12
Chinese teapot achieves £1M and sets Asian Art week record at Duke’s, Dorset
12 November 2019 - 13:21
National Gallery London appeals for £2m in public funds to save Gentileschi work for nation
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Hanneman, elegant portraitist of the Golden Age
Famous for his portraits of English and Dutch nobility, the artist gradually faded into…
Thursday 14 November
Aguttes
Literature, guest of honour at the fifth Aristophil sale
This round of sales of the famous collection, featuring manuscripts, first editions,…
Monday 18 November
Aguttes
Charles Lapicque: the science of colour
The discovery of a group of works coming from his muse Elmina Auger has refocused the…
Saturday 16 November
Rouillac
The invention of perspective
Four hundred books on perspective, including topics such as optics, mathematics, and…
Thursday 14 November
Pierre Bergé & Associés
Leadingfigures
Bertrand Gautier: an appetite for risk
Talabardon & Gautier Gallery, a founding member of Fine Arts Paris, is known for its famous discoveries due to the work of passionate,…
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An iris bud transfigured by Gallé
The Nancy glassworker's magic was evident yet again with a vase presented in Strasbourg,…
Result €60,760
Hôtel des ventes des notaires du Bas-Rhin
Pablo Picasso's favourite animals
In Narbonne, a night bird in muted colours by the solar artist tripled its estimate.…
Result €75,640
Meyzen
Landscapes from Russia
This auction house’s first sale at Drouot was successful, with 98% of the lots sold.…
Result €124,950
Brunel - Dejean de La Bâtie
The exquisite Pierre Moussa collection
The banker, who died this summer, created his collection from pieces he fell in love with.…
Result €162,500
Pierre Bergé & Associés
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Hong Kong: breaking records and windows
Hong Kong has consolidated its presence as the Asian capital of the art market, but for how long?
Market Trends
Is a return to the Belgian art’s “Golden Age” possible?
Belgian abstract painting enjoyed a golden age in the post-war period that ended with the country’s regionalisation. The Royal Skating Rink in Brussels is hosting a survey exhibition in hopes of putting its most unknown artists back on the market.
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