Source: Village aux Environs de Dunkerque – This landscape by the 19th century Impressionist artist Eugene Boudin (1824-1898) arrived at its new home yesterday.
Could not have put this any better; I even liked Bendor Grosvenor’s comments about the Carl Kahler painting that was recently sold: Put enough cats in even the worst painting and its value will soar. My Wife’s Lovers (1891), a painting of a … More…
Source: A Shady Lane – this classic British Victorian landscape by Edward Charles Williams was sold by the gallery back in 2001 and again in 2016. Always nice to see the good ones come back for another round!
A very nice review, by Jonathan Jones, of the Giorgione exhibition which runs from March 12 – June 5th. From the sounds of it, the artist led an interesting, though very short, life. Click HERE for the full article.
How amazing is this? Polish painter Dorota Kobiela and British filmmaker Hugh Welchman have teamed up to create the worlds first animated film made out of paintings. No special CGI used here; Kobiela will paint close to 57,000 works producing an … More…
Comments on the Art Market – Volume 183
Source: Newsletter Archives – just in case you missed our most recent issue. Make for some interesting reading.