ARTISTS
2021
Our pick of the works coming up for sale in London and Los Angeles
2020
The seller of an allegedly forged Frans Hals portrait will have to reimburse Sotheby鈥檚 $5.37 million after a London appeal court decided to uphold a ruling issued less than two weeks ago
London Art Week is launching a new online platform this summer. LAW DIGITAL which will showcase the world鈥檚 leading pre-contemporary galleries from 3 鈥� 10 July 2020, with a Private View on Thursday 2 July.
2019
London Art Week (londonartweek.co.uk) sees galleries throughout the neighborhoods of Mayfair and St. James鈥檚 open their doors for special exhibitions.
After settling with dealer Mark Weiss, Sotheby鈥檚 is still trying to recoup losses after refunding US buyer of the painting
2018
Art dealers and auction house specialists will no longer be voting members on vetting committees for the European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF).
2017
How safe is it to buy old masters at Tefaf Maastricht, which bills itself as one of the most intensely vetted and reliable art fairs in the world? That question is being asked this week by some art dealers both inside and outside the fair...
2016
New York City-based artist Daniel Bilodeau creates work that blends traditional still-life and figure studies with postmodern, existential displacement.
LONDON.- London Art Week, the world鈥檚 most important gallery-based celebration of pre-contemporary art, will take place in Mayfair and St. James鈥檚 from 1 to 8 July 2016.
The 鈥渙ne and only鈥�, 鈥渢he Davos of the Art world鈥� or 鈥渢he Museum show where everything is for sale鈥� as some call it. It is the ultimate art experience that a collector, an art lover or an art professional can enjoy.
2013
A rare and magnificent full-length portrait by the iconic Jacobean artist William Larkin of Mary, Lady Vere, a member of one of England鈥檚 leading 17th
2012
Anyone inspired by the National Portrait Gallery’s The Lost Prince to visit the Weiss Gallery for the handsome Tudor and Stuart portraits which
2011
France has offered to reach an amicable settlement with a British art dealer over a 17th-century masterpiece which was been missing, believed stolen,
Authorities in Paris get tough over work which has been missing since 1818 A Franco-British tug of love and money broke out yesterday over a painting
France has laid claim to a 17th Century painting currently being displayed by a London gallery at an art fair in Paris.