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An art handler poses with 'Girl With A Balloon' by Banksy, in front of 'Alphabet' by Sir Peter Blake, at London's Bonhams auction house for the 'British Cool' art sale last month. Photo: Reuters A surprisingly rapid shift online helped cushion the art market from the worst ravages of the coronavirus pandemic although sales still fell by a fifth last year, an Artprice report said recently. Artprice, the France-based leader in art market data, said the digital transformation of auctions amounted to a "revolution" in the way fine art is sold after lockdowns forced change on a slow-moving indust...

A surprisingly rapid shift online helped cushion the art market from the worst ravages of the coronavirus pandemic although sales still fell by a fift

15 marzo 2021 13:10 Fonte: Adnkronos #cultura-e-tempo-libero PARIS, March 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Our 23rd Annual Art Market Report offers a global analysis of public sales of Fine Art – painting, sculpture, drawing, photographs, prints, installations – between 1 January and 31 December 2020. What was, at one point, anticipated as a 'blank year' for the Art Market, turned out to be much more positive than expected. The cancellation of fairs, exhibitions and all sales in March 2020 prompted fears of a complete shutdown of the art industry. But unlike museums, which have suffered the full ...

15 marzo 2021 | 13.05 LETTURA: 5 minuti PARIS, March 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Our 23rd Annual Art Market Report offers a global analysis of public sales of Fine Art – painting, sculpture, drawing, photographs, prints, installations – between 1 January and 31 December 2020. What was, at one point, anticipated as a 'blank year' for the Art Market, turned out to be much more positive than expected. The cancellation of fairs, exhibitions and all sales in March 2020 prompted fears of a complete shutdown of the art industry. But unlike museums, which have suffered the full...

Share this article PARIS, Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Masters Week in New York is the art market's first major event of the year 2021. Sotheby's 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 Labarbe's hammer and under the watchful eye of Eric Turquin. The latter's team of experts conducted the examination and appraisal of the Cl...