Rauschenberg Foundation Appeals Ruling Awarding $24.6 Million to Trustees
Señor Miró’s Matter
A couple of weeks ago, the Fundació Joan Miró set up an exhibition in Santiago, Chile to show (unsurprisingly) the works of the Spanish painter Joan Miró. The exhibition began on July 31st, and is running until October 26th, showing … More…
Romantic Landscapes at the Morgan Library & Museum, New York City
Romantic Landscapes at the Morgan Library & Museum – currently on view at the Morgan — A Dialogue With Nature: Romantic Landscapes From Britain and Germany. Sounds like an interesting exhibit which explores the plein-air work of some early 19th century artists. … More…
Gallery owner claims art dealer sold him fake works
Gary Tatintsian, a Manhattan gallery owner, has filed a $62 million lawsuit to prove his innocence for allegedly peddling 35 fraudulent works to a Russian oligarch. According to the New York Post, Tatintsian claims that he bought about 200 works … More…
Ferrari Coupe May Race to Record $75 Million at Auction
Ferrari Coupe May Race to Record $75 Million at Auction – looks like it could be a very BIG week for car collectors. It will be very interesting to see if they can get $75M for a Ferrari. Last year this … More…
‘Jacopo Boncompagni’ by Scipione Pulzone at the Frick
‘Jacopo Boncompagni’ by Scipione Pulzone – “Men in Armor, El Greco and Pulzone Face to Face” … an extremely small exhibit that is on view at the Frick through October 26th. Featured are just two paintings … one by Pulzone (which sold … More…
Macy’s Exhibition in 1959
Macy’s Exhibition – 1959. Here is an ad in The New York Times that we found in an old file for an exhibition my grandfather produced at Macy’s department store in New York … paintings were priced from $49.95 – … More…
King Louis Selling His Dishes on eBay
Imagine if the Resolute Desk or a set of White House china turned up on eBay. Well, that’s similar to what happened a few days ago in France. It was discovered that the online retail website had some suspicious objects … More…