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REOPENING OF THE BORGHESE MUSEUM IN ROME
01 August 1997
The Borghese museum in Rome (Piazzale Scipione Borghese) has been reopened to the public after 14 years of restoration works. The chore of the museum collection was constituted by Pope Paul V's...
A REMBRANDT ENGRAVING COPPER PLAQUE REDISCOVERED
01 August 1997
A copper plaque used by Dutch master Harmen Rembrandt van Rijn for one of his engravings and discovered at the back of a 17th Century painting was sold for £ 210,500 (US $ 350,800) on June 26 th 1997...
JAILING OF AUCTION KING MIGHT BE CONNECTED WITH STOLEN JEWISH PROPERTY DURING THE WAR...
01 November 1997
The arrest on October 24th of auction king Guy Loudmer and his subsequent jailing has caused an incredible shock within the Parisian art world amidst fears of new scandals. Meanwhile, his son...
THE SUSPICIOUS PROVENANCE OF THE BOURDON COLLECTION
01 November 1997
The prestigious Bourdon collection included works by some of the great masters of this century. The sale, organised on March 25th 1990 was an opportunity for the Bourdon couple to escape heavy tax...
THE JAILING OF A PARISIAN AUCTIONEER DUE TO STIR A MAJOR SCANDAL
01 November 1997
Parisian auctioneer Guy Loudmer was jailed by an investigating judge on October 24th 1997 on charges of fund embezzlement. The jailing of the buoyant Guy Loudmer, 64, caused a shock among other...
NEW YORK BETTER FOR IMPRESSIONIST PAINTINGS
01 September 1997
Sales of Impressionist and modern paintings did not fare well in London in December 1996 with 40% of lots remaining unsold. The reason for this poor score was that the pictures offered for sale were...
SOTHEBY'S AND CHRISTIE'S PLANS FOR 1998
01 September 1997
Sotheby's are to move to new premises facing the Elysée Palace in Paris at the end of this year with a view to organising auction sales in 1998 while Christie's have not yet taken any decision...
PARIS BLOOMING FOR BOOKS
01 September 1997
Illustrated books are selling well in Paris which has confirmed its world leadership in that particular field. On November 21, 1996, in Drouot the collection of Henri Paricaud sold for 12,5 million...
CHANGES FOR COLNAGHI IN LONDON
01 September 1997
The famed Colnaghi Gallery which has been specialising in old master paintings since the 18th Century is being restructured by its owners, the German Oetker group. Oetker, which bought the Gallery in...
OPENING OF THE ALBERTINA MUSEUM IN TURIN
01 September 1997
The exhibition rooms of the Albertina Academy in Turin are now opened to the public following installation works. The Albertina Academy for painters was founded at the beginning of the 17th Century...
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