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PARIS BIENNIAL FAIR : RATHER LUKEWARM
01 October 1998
The 19th Paris Biennial Antique Dealers' Fair attracted many visitors as usual but most professionals were not entirely satisfied about their sales. Dealers are somewhat accustomed to the fact that...
ARTIST TRICKED...BY HIMSELF
01 October 1998
French artist Serge Mendjisky was the victim of a rare blunder which led him to purchase a worthless copy of one of his works. Mendjisky, born in 1929, bought at auction a painting which he had...
A REMBRANDT PAINTING TO BE SOLD ON THE NET
01 October 1999
A painting by Dutch master Rembrandt Harmensz Van Rijn, estimated at over US $ 16 million is being offered for sale on the net by eBay's German site. This work, titled “The circumcision of Christ”...
SOTHEBY'S SCANDAL
01 October 1999
Sotheby's management has been confronted with yet another scandal after the Sunday Times revealed on September 26th 1999 that the famous American-owned auction house sold many faked pieces of 18th...
FRENCH AUCTIONEERING REFORM UNDER WAY
01 July 1998
The proposed reform of auction sales in France will find a solution next October, French Justice sources said. According to a draft due to be approved by parliamentarians, French auctioneers will...
THEO VAN GOGH : ART-DEALER, COLLECTOR
01 October 1999
The Paris Orsay Museum of Modern Art has opened on September 28th 1999 an exhibition titled «Theo Van Gogh, Art dealer, collector and brother of Vincent» focussing on the way the art market was run...
FULL LOAD OF IMPRESSIVE BIDS IN LONDON
01 July 1998
The London auction scene appeared calm during the first six months of 1998 until a medieval manuscript was sold for over £ 3 million (US $ 5 million) a few days before a major Sotheby's sale of...
MONET FETCHES NEW WORLD RECORD PRICE IN LONDON
01 July 1998
A painting by French Impressionist painter Claude Monet representing his water garden in Giverny fetched £ 19,8 million (US $ 33 million) at Sotheby's on June 30th 1998. The 89 x 100 cm painting...
RECORD PRICES FOR MANUSCRIPTS
01 December 1998
Mediaeval manuscripts sold tremendously well in Paris and at Sotheby's in London on November 30th and December 2nd 1998. A book of Hours on vellum in Latin and French produced in Eastern France...
DOUBTFUL VAN GOGH : FRENCH AUCTIONEER FIGHTS BACK
01 December 1998
French auctioneer Jean-Claude Binoche who sold a controversial painting by Van Gogh, «Garden in Auvers», dimissed allegations that this work was a forgery. In a communique sent to the weekly magazine...
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