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posted 20 August 2020
Outstanding results from Deutscher and Hackett’s latest timed online auction prove that collector enthusiasm and demand remain remarkably strong, despite ongoing COVID-19 related economic challenges. The single-owner sale, The Peter and Renate Nahum Collection of Aboriginal Art, London: Part II, featured 64 works of art - predominantly eucalyptus bark paintings from Maningrida, Yirrkala and...
posted 17 July 2020
Collectors push artist prices to new highsHigh prices were reached for the iconic landscape artists at a sale driven by eager collectors.
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The Australian, 16 July 2020
posted 25 March 2020
Local auction houses are navigating tough new measures amid the coronavirus pandemic following Tuesday night’s announcement that in-room auctions would be banned. As restrictions ramp up, auctions are being cancelled, offices temporarily closed, staff working remotely, and online sales becoming the life-line for businesses.
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Australian Financial Review, Gabriella Coslovich, 25...
posted 4 December 2019
John Brack’s painting Yellow Legs danced a merry fandango at auction in Melbourne last week, chalking up the top price of $1.2 million.
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Australian Financial Review, Peter Fish, 04 December 2019
posted 13 November 2019
An angular black metal sculpture by acclaimed British artist Sir Antony Gormley and a picture of dancers' legs being offloaded by the Commonwealth Bank are among the stand-outs at an auction in Melbourne on November 27. It features at the end-of-year sales that could well see more than $15 million in art change hands.
Australian Financial Review, Peter Fish, 13 November 2019VIEW FULL ARTICLE
