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The Spring Sales Review - 20th May 2013
Monday, May 20, 2013
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The Impressionist and Modern Art Sales may not have seen the same astonishing results as the Contemporary sales the following week night but perhaps that is due to the lack of great paintings available more than the willing to pay high numbers for the best kit.
Preview of the Impressionist and Modern Art Sales - May 2013
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
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This Spring's sales are as enormous as ever and though Sotheby's have the pick of the works in both the Evening and Day Sale categories there are plenty of great works for every collector's budget and taste. Without question the highlight is the Lewyt collection which is a real asset for Sotheby's who otherwise don't match the strength of the Christie's sale. However, the Lewyt works are so impressive that the biggest prices at the end of the week should be with Sotheby's. The competition between the houses is not so much over buyers but sellers. It is as much a seller's market now as it always has been.
Impressionist and Modern Art Evening Sales Review
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
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The opening Impressionist and Modern art sales of 2013 showed yet more fervent buying at the top end of the market with strong results across the board for the day sales too. Sotheby's major highlight was an elegant though expensive Picasso of Marie-Therese Walter (lot 12) which made the irrevocable bid of 28.6m GBP (including premium) but no more.
The Future of Damien Hirst
Monday, December 17, 2012
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In December Damien Hirst left Larry Gagosian. This is big news in the art world and poses the question: is Damien Hirst's star temporarily fading or has it burnt out forever? He was the pioneer of self-publicity and Art Marketing in the age of the working class anti-artist.
New York Impressionist and Modern Art Sale review
Friday, November 16, 2012
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Sotheby's and Christie's: 6th-8th November
The sales last week fell a little flat in reaction to Hurricane Sandy and the election result, which it seems many in the financial sector took to be bad news. However, there were a couple of huge results in amongst the unsold lots.
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