Who Were the Most Expensive European Artists at Auction in 2014?
Alberto Giacometti, Chariot (1951-1952) sold at Sotheby’s New York on November 4, 2014, for $100,965,000. Francis Bacon, Three Studies for a Portrait of
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Fine Arts Museums names curator of European paintings
Esther Bell has been named the new curator in charge of European paintings at the Fine Arts Museums of San FranciscoRandy Dodson/Fine Arts
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Buried Treasure Among Jewels at European Art Fair
AMSTERDAM — In November 1641, the Spanish trade galleon Nuestra Señora de la Limpia y Pura Concepción sank just off the coast of
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The European Fine Art Fair Kicks Off in Maastricht
The 27th edition of The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF) opened to the public on March 14 in Maastricht, the Netherlands. The show,
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Saltz on the Met’s New European Paintings Galleries
Photo: Courtesy of Metropolitan Museum of Art/Rogers Fund How many New Yorkers have a recurring dream of discovering an extra room in their
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More Museums Shop at European Fine Art Fair in Maastricht
MAASTRICHT, the Netherlands — Every March museum directors and curators from around the world flock to the European Fine Art Fair, held in
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The Message of a European Fine-Art Fair
MAASTRICHT, THE NETHERLANDS — The European Fine Art Fair, which closes Sunday, delivers a striking message. What is conventionally called the art market
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TEFAF Global Art Market Report
An uncaptioned illustration from the TEFAF global art market report,photo by Loraine Bodewes HOW BIG IS THE GLOBAL ART MARKET? by Rachel Corbett
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European Fine Art Fair, Maastricht, the Netherlands
Several years ago the fair began beefing up its modern and contemporary art section, giving other fairs like Art Basel a bit of
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Finding Gems at the Fine Art Fair in Maastricht
Daniel Katz, a London dealer, for example, filled a wall of his booth with 30 intricately carved plaster statuettes (1831-44) whimsically depicting musicians