Victorian, Pre-Raphaelite & British Impressionist sales in London
Christie’s and Sotheby’s offered up their Victorian, Pre-Raphaelite & British Impressionist art earlier this week over in London and the results were uninspiring. Without the buyer’s premium, neither sale made it into the pre-sale estimate range and both left a … More…
Dumb Things People Do at Art Fairs
Dumb Things People Do at Art Fairs was published in The Epoch Times a few months after my article Dumb Things People Say To Art Dealers . I am still not sure why these links popped up the other day, but they … More…
Dumb Things People Say to Art Dealers
I have no idea why, but for some reason a link to an article of mine, that was published on The Epoch Times’ website, popped-up this morning. While I wrote it a few years ago, it still rings true. I … More…
Christie’s London: 19th Century European
Christie’s, London, presented their 19th century painting sale on the 14th and as I have said in the past, what a difference one painting can make! Taking the top spot here was a preparatory study for Eugene Delacroix’s famous painting … More…
AGO Gets More Time – Saga Continues
On Wednesday the Massachusetts Appeals Court granted the AGO and their investigators more time to finish reviewing the Berkshire Museum’s planned sale of some 40 works of art. While he gave them until January 29th to finish, he also required … More…
Sotheby’s London: 19th Century European
Today we had Sotheby’s sale of 19th century works of art. While this sale covers the same period of art we see in the New York sales, they usually contain a slightly different mix of works – more Spanish, Swedish, … More…
AVAILABLE: Andre Hambourg’s “À Trouville an Août”
We just added this little gem by the 20th century French artist Andre Hambourg to our available online inventory. According to Wikipedia: Trouville-sur-Mer, commonly referred to as Trouville, is a commune in the Calvados department in the Normandy region in … More…
This Divorce Is Heating Up!
The divorce of Maurice Alain Amon and Tracey Hajailan-Amon is heating up … quite literally. Maurice is claiming that his wife runied part of their art collection when she tried to open a safe in their Paris apartment with a … More…
My 15 Minutes Of Fame!
Glenn Dixon gives a nice overview of the Internal Revenue Service’s Art Advisory Panel in The Washington Post. This one is definitely worth the read since I am mentioned a couple of times … it’s my 15 minutes of fame! … More…
