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February Sales Preview London - Impressionist & Modern Art and Contemporary Art
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
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The sales this February in London comprise a mixture of quality, the finest work is illustrated on the front cover of the Christie's Evening Sale: a 1914-15 oil by Juan Gris, one of the only true Cubists that managed to embrace colour and work it elegantly into such a composition-led movement. Yet it is run close by the Sotheby's cover lot - a 1901 Klimt of excellent quality.
Impressionist and Modern Art Sales Review, New York
Thursday, November 17, 2011
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The news was good for the art market after one of the most successful mixed owner sales in history at Sotheby's and Christie's. The sale week got off to a shaky start when Christie's Evening Sale had much of their sale unsold and a horrible 'bought in' rate was not what the market expected, even given the Eurozone issues with the world economy.
November Sales: A Preview - Impressionist and Modern Art Sales
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
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It has been a long Summer in the Art world, with many dealers seeing the financial markets turn and fall following the euro crisis. That said this is now a fantastic opportunity for buyers, and one that we have not seen since either the early 2000s or following the Lehmann Brothers crash in late 2008. Many of the works at auction this fall will be available at lower prices simply because the competition will likely not be there, even for the best quality kit.
November Sales: A Preview - Contemporary Sales
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
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Sotheby's Contemporary sales feature an astonishing collection of works by Gerhard Richter from a Private Collection - these are being offered at the perfect time as Tate Modern in London is currently showing a major retrospective of Richter's work.
Oliver Shuttleworth reviews the Joan Miró Retrospective (until 11th September) at Tate Modern
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
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Tate Modern's retrospective of Miró's work was one of the most impressive displays that Tate Modern has put on, and in my view equalled the Paul Gauguin exhibition in the same space last year.
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