Tag: Art market
Jordaens Painting to be Sold Following Settlement with Heirs of Jewish Bank Shareholders
An oil portrait by Jacques Jordaens depicting a young woman is set to be auctioned in London today. The painting, titled “Head Study of a Young Woman,” carries an estimated
DetailQuentin Metsys Renaissance masterpiece acquired by Getty for £10.6m
The J. Paul Getty Museum recently acquired a masterpiece by Flemish artist Quentin Metsys, titled “The Madonna of the Cherries,” at a Christie’s auction in London for £10.6m. The painting,
DetailUK General Election Sparking Uncertainty in Art Trade
London’s art market was filled with uncertainty during the recent election season. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called for a snap election on 4 July, leading to concerns about potential tax
DetailLondon Evening Sales Offer Bargains, But No Fireworks
The international art market is currently experiencing uncertainty due to geopolitical concerns. The recent Old Master evening auctions at Sotheby’s and Christie’s in London reflected this nervous atmosphere. Christie’s auction
DetailFormer Nino Mier Director Megan Mulrooney to Open Gallery in Los Angeles Space
Former senior director of the embattled Nino Mier Gallery, Megan Mulrooney, is opening her own art gallery in Los Angeles. The gallery will focus on showcasing emerging and mid-career artists.
DetailKyla McMillan Named Director of The Armory Show: What this means for the art market
The Armory Show is gearing up for its 30th anniversary edition, set to take place in two months from September 6th to 8th. The prestigious fair has appointed Kyla McMillan
DetailArt Basel Miami Beach Introduces Smaller Stands to Attract Emerging Galleries under New Directorship
The lineup for the 2024 edition of Art Basel Miami Beach has been announced, with Bridget Finn leading the show for the first time. Finn, a former art dealer, aims
DetailVitrine Gallery Closes After 14 Years Due to Economic Pressures and Political Climate
Vitrine, a gallery with locations in London and Basel, will be closing this month after 14 years in business, as announced today by its founding director, Alys Williams. The decision
DetailUnderstanding Art Appraisal: A Comprehensive Guide to Valuing Your Art Collection
Art Collecting is a passion that transcends mere ownership; it’s about curating, appreciating, and investing in pieces that resonate with you. However, as any seasoned collector will tell you, understanding
DetailImpact of UK’s New Labour Government on the Art Trade
The recent UK general election saw the Labour party secure a significant victory, potentially impacting the art market. Despite concerns about tax changes, the British Art Market Federation remains optimistic,
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