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Year : 1999
150 entries
STOLEN WORKS OF ART SURRENDERED
01 December 1999
French officials returned thirteen works of art stolen from four Jewish dealers during the Second World War to their heirs, it was announced on December 15th 1999 in Paris. These works, including a...
NEW EXHIBITION ROOMS IN THE LOUVRE
01 December 1999
The Louvre museum in Paris opened on December 15th 1999 seven rooms devoted to the 1815 and 1830-48 periods. Museum officials said they were in need of good pieces produced during these periods....
MAJOR EXHIBITION DATES FOR 2000
01 December 1999
Several major exhibitions will take place around the world during the year 2000. Here is a list of those art lovers should not miss: JANUARY: Paris: Mnam: Jour de fête From January 1st until February...
SUCCESS FOR THE ALEXANDER COLLECTION
01 May 1999
Many records prices were reached during the sale of the Alexander collection of 18th Century furniture and objects of art at Christie's on April 30th 1999 in New York. The sale, held in Christie's...
FRENCH REFORM DELAYED
01 May 1999
The projected reform of auction sales in France was once again delayed when the French Senate postponed its examination on May 3rd 1999. The bill was due to be voted last year but due to several...
ASIAN ART : A SOLID MARKET
01 May 1999
Asian art pieces fared well during sales at Christie's and Sotheby's at the end of March 1999 in New York. Christie's total turnover for their three-day sales fetched $ 13,57 million while Sotheby's...
MODERN PAINTING : A NEW GENERATION OF BIDDERS
01 November 1999
Modern and Contemporary paintings are being bought by a new generation of bidders who are well-off enough to collect art. Among these new collectors Steve Wynn, the owner of the Bellagio Hotel in Las...
TOP PARIS AUCTIONEER CHARGED AGAIN
01 October 1999
Jacques Tajan, one of the top auctionneers in Paris was again charged by an investigating judge regarding his role in the controversial sale of a Giacometti sculpture in July 1994. Mr Tajan was...
COMMODE FROM THE OJJEH COLLECTION MIGHT HAVE ROYAL PROVENANCE
01 October 1999
Christie's announced that certain pieces of furniture from the Akkram Ojjeh collection due to be sold on December 11th 1999 in Monaco might have a royal provenance. A Louis 16th black lacquered and...
MANY MONUMENTS DAMAGED IN FRANCE FOLLOWING STORMS
01 December 1999
Many historical buildings were damaged in France following a storm that swept the country during the morning of December 26th 1999. The French Culture Ministry announced that damages amounted to some...
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