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Possible Heir Claims Klimt Portrait

Possible Heir Claims Klimt Portrait

Nathan Scheer | April 30, 2024
Pope Visits The Venice Biennale

Pope Visits The Venice Biennale

Art Institute Refuses To Give Up Nazi Loot

Art Institute Refuses To Give Up Nazi Loot

Lost Klimt Sells In Vienna

Lost Klimt Sells In Vienna

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Painting of the Day (SOLD ARCHIVES) Sally Swatland’s “By the Sea”
Painting of the Day (SOLD ARCHIVES) Sally Swatland’s “By the Sea”
Jul 01

Painting of the Day (SOLD ARCHIVES) Sally Swatland’s “By the Sea”

By Alyssa Rehs

By the Sea, Sally Swatland.  

Second art attack at Westminster Abbey
Second art attack at Westminster Abbey
Jul 01

Second art attack at Westminster Abbey

By Lance Rehs

Just weeks after a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II was defaced with spray paint, a second act of vandalism has occurred in Westminster Abbey. Cheryl Corless, from Stolen Children of the UK, allegedly spray painted a statue in the church … More…

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Jean-Georges Vibert’s “The Preening Peacock”
Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Jean-Georges Vibert’s “The Preening Peacock”
Jul 01

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Jean-Georges Vibert’s “The Preening Peacock”

By Howard L. Rehs

The Preening Peacock.  I just love this painting by the 19th century French master Jean-Georges Vibert (1840-1902) that we sold back in 2010.  Makes me laugh every time I look at it.  

Herzog & de Meuron to Build $642 Million Hong Kong Museum
Herzog & de Meuron to Build $642 Million Hong Kong Museum
Jul 01

Herzog & de Meuron to Build $642 Million Hong Kong Museum

By Howard L. Rehs

Herzog & de Meuron to Build $642 Million Hong Kong Museum – this looks like it is going to be one impressive building.  

Phillips Sale Ends $241 Million Contemporary-Art Marathon
Phillips Sale Ends $241 Million Contemporary-Art Marathon
Jul 01

Phillips Sale Ends $241 Million Contemporary-Art Marathon

By Howard L. Rehs

Phillips Sale Ends $241 Million Contemporary-Art Marathon – the last Contemporary sale of the season.  This was a small sale of just 26 lots and the total take was £12.3M (low end of the estimate was £11.9M — so they only … More…

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Charles H. Tenre’s “A Romantic Tryst”
Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Charles H. Tenre’s “A Romantic Tryst”
Jun 30

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Charles H. Tenre’s “A Romantic Tryst”

By Howard L. Rehs

A Romantic Tryst.  An exceptional painting by the 19th century French artist Charles Henry Tenre (1864 – 1924) that the gallery sold many years ago.  

‘June Wayne: Eloquent Visionary’ reveals a bold mind
‘June Wayne: Eloquent Visionary’ reveals a bold mind
Jun 30

‘June Wayne: Eloquent Visionary’ reveals a bold mind

By Howard L. Rehs

‘June Wayne: Eloquent Visionary’ – an exhibition that is currently on view at Louis Stern Fine Art in Los Angeles.  

Merkel tells Putin Germany wants looted art returned
Merkel tells Putin Germany wants looted art returned
Jun 30

Merkel tells Putin Germany wants looted art returned

By Howard L. Rehs

Merkel tells Putin Germany wants looted art returned – During a tour of the Hermitage’s “The Bronze Age of Europe: Europe Without Borders,” the German Chancellor told Putin that it was time to return art seized by the Soviets after … More…

Panting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Felix Schlesinger’s “Feeding Time”
Panting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Felix Schlesinger’s “Feeding Time”
Jun 29

Panting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Felix Schlesinger’s “Feeding Time”

By Howard L. Rehs

Feeding Time.  A real nice 19th century German genre painting by Felix Schlesinger (1833-1910) that we sold some time ago.  

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