Deutscher + Hackett have prepared a sale with great panache of 185 lots. Notably, their 29 August auction offers works from the renowned Wesfarmers Collection of Australian Art (lots 1
Lawson-Menzies at Kensington are offering some 320 works on 16th August. We attended the viewing yesterday and David selected some of his favourite works, commonly referred to as Dave’s Faves:
The first of the winter auctions is upon us – Sotheby’s in Melbourne on 14 August. David has chosen his favourite 10 of the tightly curated 66 lots on offer.
If you ask the man in the street, the most likely answers are going to be Tom Roberts’ Shearing the Rams, 1890 at the NGV, or his Bailed up, 1895,
306 galleries from 36 countries with more than 2,500 artists are showcasing at the world’s most important contemporary art fair in Switzerland this week, but there is not one Australian
At a press conference at Art Basel, Swiss-born Dr. Uli Sigg announced the donation of 1463 artworks by 350 Chinese artists from his collection to M+, the future museum of
Sotheby’s would have to be very pleased with Tuesday night’s sale: it totalled $8,093,400 incl. buyer’s premium, with 70% sold by lot and 63% sold by volume. The turn-out was
You may have read it in the news: Deutscher+Hackett achieved an exceptional result for Arthur Streeton’s ‘Settlers Camp’, selling for a record $2.52 million on Wednesday evening … Well, there
Lot 1 – Bridget Riley, Green surrounded by violet and orange, 1969, est. $80,000-120,000. Biggest Bridget for your Buck. Lot 5 – Peter Booth, Untitled, 2001, est. $25,000-35,000. This is
‘The Gust of Wind’, the 1930-31 linocut by Ethel Spowers, swept up an unrivalled £114,050 or A$ 174,600 (including buyer’s premium) at Bonhams in London – doubling her previous auction
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