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The Art Market 2020: a bit of a mixed bag
COVID-19's lessons
Fairs and shows: how to watch your back
Géricault’s star is on the rise
Stories in a bottle
Brexit: wait and see
After almost half a century of living "together", the United Kingdom stopped being part of the European Union on 1 February. London and Brussels have…
The Odiot company
Part of the silversmith aristocracy, Odiot was supplier to the Europe's leading courts, and its most outstanding achievements sometimes top the €200,000…
Bohemian painting: the new El Dorado of the art market?
Last November 30th, The Virgin and Child Enthroned by the Master of Vyšší Brod was knocked down for €6.2 M to the Filippo Benappi Gallery, working…
The new Sotheby’s is coming
Patrick Drahi bought Sotheby's for $3.7 billion, but what are the company’s prospects in a market that looks tougher than it was in 2018?
US vs China: who’s afraid of the trade war?
Trade war tariffs are just collateral damage for an art world that has greatly profited from China’s inclusion in the art trade.
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A peerless pair
Massimo Osanna, Pompeii’s guardian angel
Iconic cars
Emmanuel de Bayser’s design
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28 May 2020 - 14:00
Ancient Roman mosaic floor unearthed near Verona, Italy
28 May 2020 - 10:11
The X museum slated to open this weekend in Beijing
28 May 2020 - 10:01
The Fine Arts Paris fair scheduled November 18 to 22 at the Invalides
27 May 2020 - 17:01
Op Art artist Richard Anuszkiewicz has died at age 89
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Fairs
The virtual art fair takes its first tentative steps…
Cancelled because of Covid-19, the Art Basel Hong Kong fair took…
Market Trends
The Art Market 2020: a bit of a mixed bag
Despite a certain rebound, the art market has been seesawing between…
Glossary
H is for hardstone
Pliny the Elder attributed its invention to the Greeks. Fifteen…
Hong Kong: breaking records and windows
Hong Kong has consolidated its presence as the Asian capital of the art market, but for how long?
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…
Deloitte publishes 6th Art & Finance Report
At a conference in Monaco last week, Deloitte's Art & Finance group unveiled the sixth edition of its report on art as a financial asset.
Napoleon I for ever
Both adulated and hated, nearly two centuries after going the way of all flesh the Emperor continues to be talked about and to drive the market wild.…