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Kilkenny sculptor's bust of Pope Clement XIV sold for incredible sum! - Vimarsana News

Kilkenny sculptor's bust of Pope Clement XIV sold for incredible sum!

Did you know? A bust made by a Kilkenny sculptor fetched €175,000 at a New York auction! The bust of Pope Clement XIV by Christopher Hewetson, one of the m...

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Simon C. Dickinson Ltd. announces Milo Dickinson will join the company as Managing Director - Vimarsana News

Simon C. Dickinson Ltd. announces Milo Dickinson will join the company as Managing Director

Echoing the career of his father, who founded a href= http://www.simondickinson.com target= _blank Simon C. Dickinson Ltd. /a in 1993, Milo is joi

New Collectors and Museum Interest Help Drive New York's Old Master Auctions to $150 Million—a High Not Seen in Years - Vimarsana News

New Collectors and Museum Interest Help Drive New York's Old Master Auctions to $150 Million—a High Not Seen in Years

The latest Old Master auctions were bolstered by top-notch private collection offerings, museum interest, and new buyers.

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The Back Room: Rise of the Machines - Vimarsana News

The Back Room: Rise of the Machines

This week: A.I. chatbots approach the art world, Korea’s changing market, the Met’s sneaky Philip Guston drama, and much more.

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