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Antiquarian Books Art Market Auction Previews Auction Reports Book Reviews Coins and Medals Comment Dealers Diary Decoration and Design Exhibitions & Dealers Fairs News International Letters London Selection Museum News Objects in Focus Overseas Events Stolen Technology Wine records 1 to 10 of 13   [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10] Next Last    Australian trade see off ‘double whammy’ threat International - 06 September 2010 DEALERS Down Under have successfully fought off the recommendations of a government report that threatened to disrupt the status quo in the Australian art market. read more >> Courts finally catch up with Salander and Scott International - 16 August 2010 DISGRACED New York art dealer Lawrence Salander has been jailed for a minimum of six years after pleading guilty to orchestrating one of the world’s biggest ever art frauds. read more >> Atlantique founder launches new show in Philadelphia International - 16 August 2010 The man behind the Atlantique City Fair, once dubbed the largest indoor antiques and collectables fair in the world, is to launch a new event in Pennsylvania. read more >> Chinese set new standards for their auction houses International - 12 July 2010 A SERIES of guidelines designed to encourage standard and proper practice in the fine art auction industry in China were unveiled on June 31. They are the first measures of their type since sales by auction were permitted to resume in the People’s Republic 23 years ago. read more >> Outcry over Australian bid to ban pension funds from buying art International - 05 July 2010 INVESTORS and artists in Australia are in uproar at proposals to ban self-managed pensions from putting their money in art. read more >> Outcry over delayed Artist’s Resale Right study grows International - 28 June 2010 THE Federation of European Art Gallery Associations has added its voice to the debate over the Artist’s Resale Right, demanding the European Commission carry out the promised impact study immediately. read more >> Failing to return art as market fell cost Christie’s dear International - 14 June 2010 THE troubled internet entrepreneur and art collector Halsey Minor, who in March was ordered to hand over $6.6m for unpaid items ‘bought’ at Sotheby’s, has won a parallel legal battle with Christie’s. read more >> Scroll sets record for Chinese work of art International - 14 June 2010 BEIJING auctioneers Poly established a new milestone for Chinese art on June 3 selling a 38ft (15m) long calligraphic hand scroll by a Song Dynasty master for RMB390m ($57.4m) plus 12 per cent buyer's premium. read more >> Vendors of ‘Friedrich’ apply to have £300,000 sale annulled International - 28 May 2010 WHAT is thought to be a long-lost work by Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840) is at the centre of a legal imbroglio after being offered for auction in France with an estimate of 80-100 euros. read more >> Salander stock to be sold by Christie’s in New York International - 28 May 2010 A SPECIAL addition to Christie’s mid-season Old Masters and 19th century art sale in New York on June 9 is what the auctioneers describe as “an exceptional selection of European paintings and sculpture” from the former Salander-O’Reilly Galleries in Manhattan. read more >> records 1 to 10 of 13   [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10] Next Last

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