Just How Big Is The Art Market? Leaders Do Some Serious Numbers-Crunching
View of The European Fine Art Fair in Maastricht, Holland. (Photo credit: S. Karabell) S. Karabell The Art Market Report, issued by The
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TEFAF, the art market for the super rich opens in Maastricht – DW – 03/10/2017
Artworks on sale at Maastricht’s TEFAF art fair The TEFAF in Maastricht is a pilgrimage site for wealthy art lovers from all over
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5 Things to Know From the TEFAF 2017 Global Art Market Report
Analysis In a thriving international art business, there was a marked shift to private transactions. Artnet News March 4, 2017 Auctioneer Jussi Pylkkanen
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TEFAF New York Announces Lineup for Inaugural Spring Fair
Axel Vervoordt Gallery took over a historic room on the second floor of the Armory for TEFAF New York in 2016. Courtesy of
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Our guide to this month’s European art fairs and events
There’s something for everyone as Cologne Fine Art, WIKAM, Art & Antique Hofburg and the Winter Art & Antiques Fair all open A
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Europe’s biggest art fair washes ashore in Gotham
On Saturday, TEFAF New York opens at the Park Avenue Armory, bringing Europe’s biggest art fair to Manhattan for the first time. Run
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Neo Rauch and the carnival of European art
The German artist’s work, finally on show in London, is an uprooted reunion of everything strange in the supposedly familiar tale of western
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how New York overtook Europe to become the epicentre of Western art
A new exhibition, Abstract Expressionism, opens at London’s Royal Academy this weekend. It is the first major survey of the movement since 1959.
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Documenting Nazi Plunder of European Art
By Greg Bradsher NARA’s Assistant Chief, Archives II Texual Reference BranchThe Record, November 1997 During and after World War II the United States
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European Fine Art Meets Japanese Manga in ‘Guardians of the Louvre’
It’s increasingly common for art museums to play host to comics exhibitions. But what do comics — and manga, in particular — have