French Rembrandt Thief Turns Himself In
A very interesting story about a man named Patrick Vialaneix who became so obsessed with a work by Rembrandt while growing up that at the young age of 28 he stole it. The heist took place on the night of … More…
Revolutionizing the Viewer Experience
Not too long ago Google unveiled their newest innovation, Google Glass, a wearable headset which resembles a pair of glasses. Seamlessly blending technology with the world around us, Google Glass gives the user access to incredible features and information, from … More…
Another Bacon Triptych Coming to Auction
Another Francis Bacon triptych will be hitting the auction block at the end of the month at Sotheby’s Evening sale of Contemporary Art in London. Depicting the love of the artists’ life, Three Studies for Portrait of George Dyer, is estimated to … More…
The Pfister Hotel Collection of 19th Century Academic Works of Art
The Pfister Hotel Collection. An interesting collection of 19th century Academic works of art in Milwaukee, WI. Included are paintings by Daniel Ridgway Knight, Louis Aston Knight, Emile Pinchart, Jean Goubie, Adolphe Lesrel, Cesare Detti, Andreotti, Lenoir, Laugee, Piot, … More…
Painting of the Day (available): Jules Breton’s “La petite couturière”
La petite couturière. Here is one of the finest Jules Breton’s to have appeared on the market in years. The painting was done in 1858 and exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1859. Professor Gabriel P. Weisberg noted that … More…
Comments on the Art Market – Volume 162 is now AVAILABLE
Newsletter Archives. This month we are covering Tim Jahn’s membership to the Allied Artists of America, ARC’s 2013-14 Salon Awards, Barry Oretsky’s Photography, Dumb Things People Do At Art Fairs, Stocks and The Art Market — coverage of the Impressionist/Modern, … More…