The Australian, 28/08/2013, by Michaela Boland “Pre-election jitters got the better of art buyers at Sotheby’s Australia’s Important Australian Art auction …. David Hulme said he thought Sotheby’s had limited
Katie Hamann reported this story on Friday, 9 August 2013, 18:46:00 on Radio ABC News, PM. Click to listen to the interview. PETER LLOYD: For the better part of a
Andrew Taylor “…Art consultant David Hulme confirmed the prices fetched at auction by these artists [David Bromley, Robert Dickerson, Pro Hart, David Boyd] had declined sharply. ‘Their prices have dropped
Rod Bennett “James R. Jackson was an impressionist painter inthe vein of Arthur Streeton and E. Phillips Fox … An exhibition of his work has been curated by fine art
Andrew Taylor “Oliver Rees collects Australian art as an investment and to support the local arts industry. But new superannuation rules will force him to sell part of his collection
John Morcombe “It’s the paper that won a Manly Daily art competition in 1923 and led to the establishment of the Manly Art Gallery in 1930. … [it] will exhibit
Steve Dow Janus … Australia gave it to Mexico for the 1968 Olympics. “… The Sydney-based art adviser David Hulme, of Banziger Hulme, an approved valuer for the Australian government’s
It’s on and the gloves are off. Just like two prize fighters squaring up, ‘contemporary art’ will take on ‘the auction room’ in a debate between Manly art market specialist
‘….David Hulme was also active on the night, on behalf of clients. Hulme secured among others the auction cover lot, Frederick McCubbins’ 1915 painting The Mountain Cottage, for its low
A major withdrawal and a few high priced failures, along with the hammering down under estimate of over-exposed top lots generated a clearance of 77% and 69% by value. A
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