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Share this article PARIS, Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Masters Week in New York is the art markets first major event of the year 2021. Sothebys evening session on 28 January will be offering masterpieces by Botticelli (estimated $80 million), Rembrandt ($20-30 million), Hugo Van der Goes ($3-5 million) and Guido Reni ($1.2 - 1.8 million). By coincidence, another painting by Guido Reni ( Cleopatra) will be offered the same day in Toulouse under Marc Labarbes hammer and under the watchful eye...

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(1) Masters Week in New York is the art markets first major event of the year 2021. Sothebys evening session on 28 January will be offering masterpieces by Botticelli (estimated $80 million), Rembrandt ($20-30 million), Hugo Van der Goes ($3-5 million) and Guido Reni ($1.2 - 1.8 million). By coincidence, another painting by Guido Reni ( Cleopatra) will be offered the same day in Toulouse under Marc Labarbes hammer and under the watchful eye of Eric Turquin. The latters team of experts conducte...

26 gennaio 2021 14:50 Fonte: Adnkronos #cultura-e-tempo-libero PARIS, Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Masters Week in New York is the art markets first major event of the year 2021. Sothebys evening session on 28 January will be offering masterpieces by Botticelli (estimated $80 million), Rembrandt ($20-30 million), Hugo Van der Goes ($3-5 million) and Guido Reni ($1.2 - 1.8 million). By coincidence, another painting by Guido Reni (Cleopatra) will be offered the same day in Toulouse under Marc L...

/PRNewswire/ -- As at 1 January 2021, the Artprice Global Indices are stronger actually stronger than twelve months earlier when the health crisis was still...

(1) As at 1 January 2021, the Artprice Global Indices are stronger actually stronger than twelve months earlier when the health crisis was still (almost) unthinkable. Six months ago no-one would have predicted such an outcome! In reality, the art market reacted quickly to the lockdown measures with auction houses slowing their high-end activities; but the overall intensity of trading remained extremely high and the unsold rate remained perfectly stable. The Contemporary Art price index even sho...

Share this article Share this article PARIS, Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- In 2020, the worlds leading Fine Art marketplace was at the epicentre of damage caused by the COVID pandemic, and the citys carefully structured auction agenda was completely upset. After the revenue shortfall resulting from the cancelled May sales, the major auction houses managed to switch over to online sales, but the high-end market struggled to catch up throughout the second part of the year. Monthly Fine Art aucti...

In 2020, the world's leading Fine Art marketplace was at the epicentre of damage caused by the covid pandemic, and the city's carefully structured auction agenda was completely upset. After the revenue

from AlterNet Thursday, Dec 31, 2020 Thousands of women gathered in Buenos Aires erupted with joy early Wednesday after Argentinas Senate voted to approve legislation that would legalize abortion, the culmination of a years-long grassroots fight for reproductive rights in the Latin American nation. The bill permitting elective abortions up to the 14th week of a pregnancy passed by a vote of 38 to 29, and President Alberto Fernández has vowed to sign the measure into law—a move tha...

Law enables termination up to the 14th week of pregnancy Bill was passed with 38 votes in favour, 29 against and 1 abstention in the Senate ‘Today we have grown as a society’ - Mariela Belski Amnesty International welcomes the historic passage of a law enabling the termination of pregnancy up to the 14th week of gestation in Argentina, an achievement that serves as an inspiration to other countries in the region – as well as the wider world - to move towards recognising access to safe, le...