We hear a great deal about authenticity, expertise, and certificates of authenticity.  All are important things to consider when looking at a work of art … especially if you plan on buying it.  One troubling aspect of the art world … More…

Towards the end of February, Bonhams London, presented their 19th-century European, Victorian and British Impressionist Art sale.  Taking the top two spots were Orientalist works by Ludwig Deutsch that were bought by the seller almost 50 years ago – so … More…

Another key component to consider when buying art is quality – or, where, on a scale of 1 – 10, does any specific work stand in relation to their oeuvre? During your art world journey, many works will be available … More…

Natasha Gural (Forbes.com) gives a nice summary of the lengthy Art Basel and UBS Global Art Market Report.  The report claims that the worldwide art market rose by 6% last year to an estimated $67.4 billion — that is an impressive number!  … More…

In this issue we cover our upcoming exhibition I Observe (opens on March 9th at the gallery), Natasha Gural’s article on our recent sale of an important woke by Bakhuyzen, the Charleston Show, Stocks, How To Safely Navigate The Art … More…

In November, I discussed Title as it relates to legal ownership. Now I will delve into the name of a work or its Title. While artists are often very creative, some are not always fastidious about creating interesting and unique … More…

William A. Bouguereau is loved by all who enjoy 19th-century French Academic art, and hated by many who don’t.  I have always been impressed by his ability to capture the human form so perfectly, and have had the pleasure of … More…