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Dec 27, 2011
Greek coin lot set to fetch millions
Spectacular collection to be auctioned in New York
Out of style but in the picture
The art market
The big splurge
Dec 24, 2011
The art market: Hollywood sparkle
The Liz Taylor sale, a revamp for Bonhams and fears over fakes
The art market
The sex factor
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Dramatic exits
Dec 16, 2011
The art market: The sex factor
Parisian saleroom Drouot will be engulfed in erotica as it stages the largest ever sale in this sexy speciality
The art market
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Glitz and pieces
Dec 9, 2011
The art market: Dramatic exits
Russian art sales deliver mixed results while Bonhams puts a newly rediscovered Velázquez portrait up for sale
The art market
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Dec 7, 2011
A handbag? That will be $203,150
Diamond encrusted Hermès Birkin tops the bidding in Texas auction
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Jackie Wullschlager on art
Graham Sutherland’s engagement with Pembrokeshire unleashed his imagination
Peter Aspden on culture
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Dec 2, 2011
Glitz and pieces
Dealers bring brightly coloured paintings and glittery works to Art Basel Miami Beach
The art market
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The art market
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Dec 2, 2011
Museums cheer art donor tax break
Similar US philanthropy scheme a success
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Is the government bid to keep UK works of art flawed?
Nov 25, 2011
The sublime and the sublimely ugly
Furniture show that begins with a gust of optimism about the power of design ends in a puff of kitsch and cogitation
Edwin Heathcote
Catching the eye at Design Miami
Brazilian talent on display
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Nov 25, 2011
The party’s over
There’s more to the fashion scene at Art Basel Miami than poolside parties
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Nov 25, 2011
All the fun of the fair
Art Basel Miami Beach claims to be ‘the most important art show’ in the US
Edwin Heathcote
Catching the eye at Design Miami
Brazilian talent on display
Nov 25, 2011
Upcoming London sales
Rock and roll memorabilia goes under the hammer at Bonhams
Edwin Heathcote
Nov 25, 2011
A space of their own
Exhibitiors and curators strive to catch the eye at Design Miami
Nov 25, 2011
Thorny issues
Verifying artworks, including easy-to-fake Warhols, can be a tortuous process
Nov 25, 2011
Out of style but in the picture
Here’s advice for the ‘contrarian collectors’ on buying affordable art
Nov 25, 2011
International sales
Paintings by acclaimed Chinese masters and Asian artists go under the hammer in Hong Kong
Nov 25, 2011
The art market: Art of the state
A dealer donates a €100m collection to the French state while African works are to gain new status at London’s Tate
Nov 25, 2011
Jeff Koons on his unlikely influences
The artist talks about past masters and how their work resonates through his own creations
Nov 18, 2011
The art market: Lots to think about
It was a Lowry week in London, with 30 works coming under the hammer at Bonhams, Sotheby’s and Christie’s sales
Nov 12, 2011
The art market: The big splurge
In New York, over $630m was spent on contemporary art with a whole raft of new artist records set
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Nov 11, 2011
Helly Nahmad
As his family show their collection for the first time, the art trader opens up about wealth, love and his disdain for most contemporary art
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Helly Nahmad
As his family show their collection for the first time, the art trader opens up about wealth, love and his disdain for most contemporary art