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Maradona’s “Hand of God” Soccer Ball Sells for $3.35 Million

Maradona’s “Hand of God” Soccer Ball Sells for $3.35 Million

Nathan Scheer | August 25, 2026
Painting of the Week: Rouen by Louis Aston Knight

Painting of the Week: Rouen by Louis Aston Knight

Rauschenberg House Put on the Market

Rauschenberg House Put on the Market

Guggenheim Abu Dhabi to Open December 11th

Guggenheim Abu Dhabi to Open December 11th

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COMMENTS ON THE ART MARKET

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Christopher Makos: When pop met punk
Christopher Makos: When pop met punk
Apr 02

Christopher Makos: When pop met punk

By Howard L. Rehs

Christopher Makos: When pop met punk – some great images from the 70s … the good old days of music!!  

Painting of the Day ( SOLD – Heroes, Villains, Myths, Legends) Lynne Garlick’s “I’m Having an Old Friend for Dinner” #HVML
Painting of the Day ( SOLD – Heroes, Villains, Myths, Legends) Lynne Garlick’s “I’m Having an Old Friend for Dinner” #HVML
Apr 02

Painting of the Day ( SOLD – Heroes, Villains, Myths, Legends) Lynne Garlick’s “I’m Having an Old Friend for Dinner” #HVML

By Alyssa Rehs

Heroes, Villains, Myths, Legends.  here is another very interesting piece from the Heroes, Villains, Myths, Legends exhibition that will be making its way to a new home after the show.  

Painting of the Day (SOLD – Heroes, Villains, Myths, Legends) Felix E. Rosario’s “Ciguapa” #HVML
Painting of the Day (SOLD – Heroes, Villains, Myths, Legends) Felix E. Rosario’s “Ciguapa” #HVML
Apr 01

Painting of the Day (SOLD – Heroes, Villains, Myths, Legends) Felix E. Rosario’s “Ciguapa” #HVML

By Alyssa Rehs

Heroes, Villains, Myths, Legends. Another from the SOLD section of our current exhibition.  

Comments on the Art Market – Volume 160 is now AVAILABLE
Comments on the Art Market – Volume 160 is now AVAILABLE
Apr 01

Comments on the Art Market – Volume 160 is now AVAILABLE

By Howard L. Rehs

Newsletter Archives.  We just released Volume 160 of our Comments on the Art Market.  In this issue we cover: the upcoming Chicago show, Stuart Dunkel (master of the whimsical mouse), Really!? and the Art & Wine markets.  

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Henry John Boddington’s “Devonshire”
Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Henry John Boddington’s “Devonshire”
Apr 01

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Henry John Boddington’s “Devonshire”

By Howard L. Rehs

Devonshire.  here is another beautiful 19th century British Victorian landscape by Henry John Boddington (1811-1865); a member of the very talented Williams family of artists.  

Matisse: Nicholas Serota on curating a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ exhibition
Matisse: Nicholas Serota on curating a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ exhibition
Apr 01

Matisse: Nicholas Serota on curating a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ exhibition

By Howard L. Rehs

Matisse: Nicholas Serota on curating a ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ exhibition – Tate Modern’s curator Nicholas Serota discusses the upcoming exhibition: Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs; opening April 17 and running through September 7.  

Painting of the Day (SOLD – Heroes, Villains, Myths, Legends) Augusto U. Rodriquez’s “Forever Beautiful”
Painting of the Day (SOLD – Heroes, Villains, Myths, Legends) Augusto U. Rodriquez’s “Forever Beautiful”
Mar 31

Painting of the Day (SOLD – Heroes, Villains, Myths, Legends) Augusto U. Rodriquez’s “Forever Beautiful”

By Alyssa Rehs

Heroes, Villains, Myths, Legends.  

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Theophile Duverger’s “The Meal”
Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Theophile Duverger’s “The Meal”
Mar 31

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Theophile Duverger’s “The Meal”

By Howard L. Rehs

The Meal.  a 19th century French genre painting by Theophile Emmanuel Duverger (1821-c.1901) that was sold in 2007 … one of the best we have seen.  

Costs, Benefits and Masterpieces in Detroit
Costs, Benefits and Masterpieces in Detroit
Mar 31

Costs, Benefits and Masterpieces in Detroit

By Howard L. Rehs

Costs, Benefits and Masterpieces in Detroit – here is an economics professor’s point of view on whether the paintings in the Detroit Institute of Arts should be sold or saved.  

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