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Published on 23 February 2023

A 17th-Century Mexican Chest

A rare piece of 17th-century furniture will soon reveal its lavish decoration, carved using a technique specific to workshops in the Oaxaca region.

A 17th-Century Mexican Chest - Pre-sale

Published on 17 September 2022

Two Wifredo Lams from the Pole-Woods Collection

The Cuban Surrealist accounted for various gems in this art collection assembled by an American couple who lived in France from the 1950s.

Two Wifredo Lams from the Pole-Woods Collection - Lots sold

Published on 06 May 2022

Art Market Overview: Oscar Murillo's Comeback

The Colombian painter is back in the market's good graces, after a resounding debut was followed by a dramatic decline in his performance at auctio...

Art Market Overview: Oscar Murillo's Comeback - Market Trends

Published on 13 April 2022

Archaeologist Carole Fraresso Deciphers the Inca Civilization

Together with Ulla Holmquist Pachas, director of the Larco museum in Lima, archaeologist Carole Fraresso has curated the exhibition "Machu Picchu and...

Archaeologist Carole Fraresso Deciphers the Inca Civilization - Interviews

Published on 05 April 2022

A World Record for Romina Ressia

During an online sale at Geneva’s Piguet Auction House from March 2 to 17, the very baroque-looking Bubble Gum an unsigned, non-fine art print by Argentina’s...

A World Record for Romina Ressia - Lots sold

Published on 21 March 2022

A World Record for an Extraordinary American Feather Fan

A few airy grams achieved a fine world record for this New Spain shimmering feather fan.

A World Record for an Extraordinary American Feather Fan - Lots sold

Published on 11 March 2022

Art Market Overview: Frida Kahlo, Latin America’s Most Expensive Artist

In 2021, Frida Kahlo’s self-portrait Diego y yo broke a record by achieving the highest price ever paid for a work by a Latin American artist.

Art Market Overview: Frida Kahlo, Latin America’s Most Expensive Artist - Market Trends

Published on 07 June 2021

A Brazilian Still Life by Alberto da Veiga Guignard

Alberto da Veiga Guignard and Henri-Edmond Cross were the front runners at this sale focusing on modern artists.

A Brazilian Still Life by Alberto da Veiga Guignard - Lots sold

Published on 18 May 2021

A Superlative Selection of “Oeuvres Choisies” at Drouot

This quarter’s “Oeuvres Choisies” gathers hundreds of extraordinary objects that will convince you to put these regular exhibitions on your calenda...

A Superlative Selection of “Oeuvres Choisies” at Drouot - Exhibitions

Published on 15 April 2021

Through the Eyes of Chilean Artist Laura Rodig Pizarro

Little-known in Europe, politically committed artist Laura Rodig Pizarro (1901-1972) focuses on the harsh life of women in her native country in this...

Through the Eyes of Chilean Artist Laura Rodig Pizarro - Pre-sale

Published on 12 April 2021

Photographer Charles Kroehle's Peru

Photographs from the turn of the 20th century reveal images of an Amazonia now lost and yet not necessarily a paradise.

Photographer Charles Kroehle's Peru - Lots sold

Published on 02 March 2021

A Focus on Latin American Art

Geometric figuration, championed by the Argentinean César Pasternosto, opened the way to the future discovery of other South American artists.

A Focus on Latin American Art - Lots sold

Published on 18 December 2020

Latin America in Painting

Domingo Ortiz proudly portrayed Mexican traditions and François Lemoyne was preempted for Versailles.

Latin America in Painting - Lots sold

Published on 14 December 2020

Paris Museums May Be Closed, but the Hôtel Drouot Remains Open to Art Lovers!

The final collegial exhibition of 2020 offers an impressive range of artworks from all historical periods and from across the world, offering the visitor...

Paris Museums May Be Closed, but the Hôtel Drouot Remains Open to Art Lovers! - Exhibitions

Published on 25 September 2020

A World Record in Bordeaux for a Work by Alexandre-François Desportes

His dazzling, virtuosic rendering of fruit skins and birds' plumage made the master's Still Life a distinct rival to an extremely rare series of Inca...

A World Record in Bordeaux for a Work by Alexandre-François Desportes - Lots sold

Published on 26 June 2020

The Universal Nature of an Olmec Statuette

The lion's share of the fourth sale of this major New York pre-Columbian art collection was devoted to Mexico, particularly the Olmecs.

The Universal Nature of an Olmec Statuette - Lots sold

Published on 10 June 2020

Gaston Diehl: A True Champion of Post-war Art

An advocate of contemporary painting and sculpture in the post-war years, the art critic and historian is now the hero of auctions. Thirty works from...

Gaston Diehl: A True Champion of Post-war Art - Pre-sale

Published on 12 March 2020

ARCO Madrid: To the Tunes of Latin American Music

Sales were slow but steady at the 39th edition of this refreshing fair focusing on Spain and Latin America.

ARCO Madrid: To the Tunes of Latin American Music - Fairs

Published on 18 February 2020

Zona Maco: A Beacon of Art in Latin America

The 14th edition of the Mexican fair took place from 5 to 9 February in the country's capital. Despite a tough economic context, high-quality exhibitors...

Zona Maco: A Beacon of Art in Latin America - Fairs

Published on 31 January 2020

The Hieraticism of Teotihuacan

Several collections devoted to pre-Columbian arts, belonging to Mr M., Mr B. and Gérald Berjonneau, took place among showcases dominated by a hardstone...

The Hieraticism of Teotihuacan - Lots sold

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