Sunshine and Sun Shine Brightly at Smith and Singer Important Australian Art Auction
Banziger Hulme report on the Smith & Singer art auction in April 2024
Banziger Hulme report on the Smith & Singer art auction in April 2024
Buying art can be emotional and impulsive, leading to buyer’s remorse – we have seen the dire consequences more than one. Where you buy may be as important as what you buy, as it is the environment that makes all the difference.
Investment is not what drives most art collectors. It has more to do with what art consultant David Hulme likens to a “mild addiction”, writes Megan Neil in “The Australian”.
In their 16 August 2023 fine art auction, Deutscher + Hackett present masterpieces from not just one, but two outstanding collections. The first four lots are selected works from the
Report on the Menzies fine art auction in June 2023
James Dunn writes in the Insider Adviser, 19 June 2023: “All investors face the quandary of how to diversify their portfolios into assets that are uncorrelated to the major asset
The Menzies fine art auction on 28th June offers a tantalising display with museum quality art by many of Australia’s most distinguished artists performing at their best. The cover lot
Art auctions have been around for hundreds of years, going back to 1766, when Christies set up shop in London. In the 250 years since, they have become big business,
Smith & Singer’s first fine art sale of 2023 enticed buyers not with just one, but two hard copy auction catalogues. Totalling a higher than usual 100 lots, the first
The first 13 lots of the Smith & Singer sale all come with the provenance of a single owner collection, the Selwyn and Renata Litton collection. In his introduction to
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