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| Grosvenor closes its doors to antiques
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| Thursday, July 02, 2009
After celebrating its 75th anniversary in June this year, it has been announced that the prestigious Grosvenor House Art & Antique Fair has come to an end due to the event lacking financial viability.
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| Apocalypse Averted
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| Thursday, July 02, 2009
DeWitt Mallary reports from New York: The courage of the stalwart dealers who stayed the course and took part in the Caskey-Lees International Tribal and Textile Arts Show (14-17 May 2009) seems generally to have been rewarded with sufficient if not spectacular results.
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| In the Wake of Poseidon
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| Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Nunzio Crisa reports from Wiesbaden: In these times of economic blues the art market holds position, although becoming more and more selective by the day. As reported in a major US newspaper after the recent round of New York sales for Impressionist, Modern and Contemporary Art “The results achieved reaffirmed market’s demand for iconic works from established artists”. And the market for rugs and textiles looks much the same, particularly after Rippon Boswell’s Spring Collector Carpets and Textiles sale of 23 May 2009. Again, as with paintings, ‘iconic’ items did indeed sell, albeit sometimes at substantially reduced prices.
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| Totally Anatolia
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| Wednesday, June 10, 2009
“You know, I really am fond of Anatolian village rugs!”. This was first thing that Mirco Cattai of Mohtashem said to me when I entered his smart Milan city centre gallery to see his latest show.
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