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Artist (JalinPol) & Dealer (Global Fine Arts, Inc.) Must Go To Arbitration
Artist (JalinPol) & Dealer (Global Fine Arts, Inc.) Must Go To Arbitration

Artist (JalinPol) & Dealer (Global Fine Arts, Inc.) Must Go To Arbitration

Courthouse News Service Entertainment Law.  from the information included in the article, one would have to surmise that the dealer (Global Fine Arts, Inc.) did nothing wrong.  Guess we will see what the arbitrator has to say.  

Painting of the Day (SOLD) Ken Salaz’s “Forgiveness 1 (Greenwich Point Park, CT)”
Painting of the Day (SOLD) Ken Salaz’s “Forgiveness 1 (Greenwich Point Park, CT)”

Painting of the Day (SOLD) Ken Salaz’s “Forgiveness 1 (Greenwich Point Park, CT)”

A recently SOLD work by Ken Salaz, Forgiveness 1 (Greenwich Point Park, CT).  

Buyer Beware
Buyer Beware

Buyer Beware

According to an article posted on artdaily, experts are warning collectors that they estimate half, or more, of the artworks in circulation today are fakes. Also, only 10% – 30% of the works the FAEI (Fine Art Expert Institute) examine … More…

The Dallas International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show
The Dallas International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show

The Dallas International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show

The Dallas International Art, Antique & Jewelry Show.  Just a reminder that the gallery will be exhibiting at the upcoming Dallas show which runs from November 7 – 10.  We will be exhibiting a wide range of 19th, 20th and … More…

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Fred Morgan’s “Not Far to Go”
Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Fred Morgan’s “Not Far to Go”

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Fred Morgan’s “Not Far to Go”

Not Far to Go.  Here is one from the gallery’s 1980s sold archives by the British Victorian artist Frederick Morgan (1847-1927).  

The Paris Art Scene Goes Modern
The Paris Art Scene Goes Modern

The Paris Art Scene Goes Modern

The Paris Art Scene Goes Modern– According to Kelly Crow and Ruth Bender of The Wall Street Journal — after decades of enduring a gilded but fusty reputation, Paris is set to attract the crème de la crème of the … More…

Portrait by Leonardo da Vinci among inaugural loans to Louvre Abu Dhabi
Portrait by Leonardo da Vinci among inaugural loans to Louvre Abu Dhabi

Portrait by Leonardo da Vinci among inaugural loans to Louvre Abu Dhabi

300 works of art will travel from the France to the Louvre Abu Dhabi, including Leonardo da Vinci’s Portrait of an Unknown Woman, c. 1495.       Portrait by Leonardo da Vinci among inaugural loans to Louvre Abu Dhabi 

Painting of the Day (just hit the SOLD archives): Eugene Boudin’s “Le Rivage a Plougastel”
Painting of the Day (just hit the SOLD archives): Eugene Boudin’s “Le Rivage a Plougastel”

Painting of the Day (just hit the SOLD archives): Eugene Boudin’s “Le Rivage a Plougastel”

Le Rivage a Plougastel.  we are pleased to announce that this painting by the 19th century French Impressionist artist Eugene Boudin (1824 – 1898) has been sold.  

The top 10 backs in art – enjoy these rear views!
The top 10 backs in art – enjoy these rear views!

The top 10 backs in art – enjoy these rear views!

The top 10 backs in art– enjoy Jonathan Jones’s top ten ‘rear views’ in art … included are works by Man Ray, Degas and Courbet.  

Painting of the Day (hit the SOLD archives this afternoon): Ken Salaz’s “Pink and Gold Sunset”
Painting of the Day (hit the SOLD archives this afternoon): Ken Salaz’s “Pink and Gold Sunset”

Painting of the Day (hit the SOLD archives this afternoon): Ken Salaz’s “Pink and Gold Sunset”

Pink and Gold Sunset.  pleased to announce that this little gem by Ken Salaz headed off to a new home this afternoon.  

Painting of the Day (just hit the SOLD archives): Lous Aston Knight’s “Cottage Along the River”
Painting of the Day (just hit the SOLD archives): Lous Aston Knight’s “Cottage Along the River”

Painting of the Day (just hit the SOLD archives): Lous Aston Knight’s “Cottage Along the River”

Cottage Along the River.  Here is a great one by Louis Aston Knight (1873-1948) that just hit the SOLD archives.  Note the provenance, this painting was a originally a wedding gift from the artist to his son Ridgway B. Knight. … More…

An Obituary for Color: Yellow, Orange and Red
An Obituary for Color: Yellow, Orange and Red

An Obituary for Color: Yellow, Orange and Red

An Obituary for Color: Yellow, Orange and Red–  Are Black, White and Gray days ahead?  I really hope not!!  

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE): Edouard Cortes’s “Quai des Gesvres, Theatre du Chatelet”
Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE): Edouard Cortes’s “Quai des Gesvres, Theatre du Chatelet”

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE): Edouard Cortes’s “Quai des Gesvres, Theatre du Chatelet”

Quai des Gesvres, Theatre du Chatelet.  here is one by the 20th century French artist Edouard Cortes (1882-1969) that we just added to our web site.  

An Expert Cites Dozens of Paintings as Rembrandt’s
An Expert Cites Dozens of Paintings as Rembrandt’s

An Expert Cites Dozens of Paintings as Rembrandt’s

An Expert Cites Dozens of Paintings as Rembrandt’s – gotta love the world of Old Master painting … they were, then the were not and now they are.  Some people at going to be happy again!    

Artists Rejoice! Tax Court Concludes Painter’s Activity Isn’t A ‘Hobby’
Artists Rejoice! Tax Court Concludes Painter’s Activity Isn’t A ‘Hobby’

Artists Rejoice! Tax Court Concludes Painter’s Activity Isn’t A ‘Hobby’

Artists Rejoice! Tax Court Concludes Painter’s Activity Isn’t A ‘Hobby’.  Here is an article that will probably be of interest to many artists.  

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE): Paul Chocarne-Moreau’s “Chacun prend son plaisir ou il le trouve”
Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE): Paul Chocarne-Moreau’s “Chacun prend son plaisir ou il le trouve”

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE): Paul Chocarne-Moreau’s “Chacun prend son plaisir ou il le trouve”

Chacun prend son plaisir ou il le trouve.  here is a painting by the French artist Paul-Charles Chocarne-Moreau (1855-1931) that we just added to our website.  This particular work was exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1930.