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SOLD Archives: William H. Yorke – “The Duchess of Breyle”
William H. Yorke – The Duchess of Breyle is a beautiful ship portrait painted in 1875. The gallery sold this painting back in 1990. William H. Yorke (1847-1921) was a distinguished British marine artist renowned for his meticulous and vibrant … More…
Ron Wilson Museum Drawings: Artist And Professor Wows Us With Amazing Sketches
Andy Warhol and His Foundation: The Questions by Richard Dorment
In 1994, 7 years after the death of Andy Warhol, the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts initiated work on a multi-volume catalogue raisonne of Warhol’s art. This was thought to help “contribute to the stabilization of the market … More…
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Never Seen Dali’s Head To Auction
Salvador Dali, the prominent Spanish surrealist painter, is best known for his bizarre and striking images. Over four decades ago, Dali was commissioned to paint a series of 14 watercolors of his famous “psychedelic plant life” works. Kept in secrecy, … More…
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Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE) – Julien Dupré’s “Femme et la vache de l’eau”
Femme et la vache de l’eau. This incredible 19th century European painting, which dates from 1884, is among Julien Dupré’s earliest works to include an animal and really shows him at the top of his artistic game. Over the … More…
The Past Two Weeks
The Impressionist/Modern and Post War/Contemporary auctions are finally over and the results, for the past two weeks, were nothing short of spectacular. I will go into more detail in my upcoming Comments on the Art Market (out at the end … More…