Drawn to the Paris attractions

‘Art market is regulated’ say trade figures

Trade in media spotlight as Mayfair dealer named in money-laundering indictment

Dealer wins case over Old Master Portugal had ‘exported in error’

Dealer wins case over Old Master Portugal had ‘exported

Former Chelsea Flower Show head takes on LAPADA fair

LAPADA, the Association of Art & Antiques Dealers

Guercino’s pet project rewarded at £570,000

The run of six-figure auction sums in the English regions

Editor’s comment

There tends to be two key narratives about the antiques

Gallery openings planned in new-look Cork Street as works draw to a close

Gallery openings planned in new-look Cork Street as

Pick of the Week: Buyer’s 20-year search for walking stick stand is over

Pick of the Week: Buyer’s 20-year search for walking

Bid Barometer – issue 2333

From thesaleroom.com

Roseberys uncovers Constable sketch

London auctioneer Roseberys is to offer a previously

News In Brief

More than £730m changed hands at London’s latest fortnight

‘Breaking down barriers to trade’

Why ATG chief believes online consolidation will bring benefits to buyers and auctioneers

Germany sets online record

An auction house in a small Bavarian town sold a Dutch

Netsuke fans look further afield

With Bonhams the only one of the ‘big three’ in this market, other salerooms carve out a role

A pearler in west London

The Asian art sale at Chiswick confirmed that many

Sweet okimono success

Above right: widely exported during the Meiji period

Grinning bid brings in Buddha

A small soapstone figure of a grinning, reclining Buddha

Cashing in on flashy cases

Flash from the past at the Diss rooms of TW Gaze (18%

Saleroom toasts the god Bacchus

A likely candidate as highlight of the year for Exeter

Liddell and Lord Lucan lots impress

Dwarfed as they were by the £440,000 oil of St John

Furniture stars

On a lesser scale than the exceptional £35,000 George

Traditional sales at the double

Pair of private collections offered in Oxfordshire are notable for London galleries provenance

Fry’s view of pacifist paradise

A picture by Bloomsbury Group painter Roger Fry (1886-1934)

Artist searches for freedom

A painting by the obscure Welsh artist James Dickson

Pupil keeps Giverny going

This 23in x 2ft 7in (59 x 80cm) oil on canvas below

Satirical university challenge

Magazine by ‘heathen staff’ sells for 10-times top estimate in the city where it was produced

Plastic surgery fits the bill at auction

A number of books on plastic surgery featured in a

Vatican buildings book sells in Rome

One highlight of a February 20 sale held in Italy was

Prices show the US comic effect

Selling at $400,000 (£285,715), the original cover

From the ‘rock star’ of physics

‘Rock Star’ of physics and Nobel Prize winner, Richard

Previews: Up to £500

“There is something exciting about opening up the case

Previews: £501 - £2000

Contents from the former home of the eccentric music

Previews: £2001 - £5000

Among the highlights in Brightwells’ spring fine art

Previews: £5001 - £30,000

Estimated at £8000-12,000, this five-piece sterling

Previews: £30,000 plus

These ‘Wally’ birds are among the most coveted of all

Throckmorton Buddhas thrill

New York gallery show coincides with and adds to the Asian art week of events

Show reveals abstract views in St Ives

In its current exhibition, Cornwall gallery Belgrave

The Italians entranced by Paris

Paris was an important destination for artists in the

5 Questions

Gerald Weinpolter is based in Vienna and specialises

Exhibitor highlights

The roster of exhibitor names at the Salon du Dessin

Martin Moeller & Cie

This early 20th century drawing of six studies of Napoleon’s

William Brady & Co

New York dealer William Brady & Co will be showing

Galerie des Modernes

The range of works on paper at the Salon spans the

Lowell Libson & Jonny Yarker

The London dealership of Lowell Lisbon and Jonny Yarker

Galerie de Bayser

One of the attractions of buying drawings is that they

Salon loan exhibitions

The Salon always unearths some interesting institutional

Galerie Nathalie Néouze

Works of literature are often the inspiration for exhibits

French 17th century works take centre stage

Artcurial has a large number of works on paper as part

Christie’s

Christie’s has two dedicated drawings sales, one devoted

Sotheby’s

Sotheby’s has something special to offer for the Paris

Drouot sales

There is, of course, no shortage of works on paper

Significant sculpture

London saleroom Chiswick Auctions has secured four

BRITISH AND IRISH BOOK AUCTIONS

Mar 13*@ 44-lot Book Section, Sworders - Stansted Mountfitchet

Good Evans: fair is a whopper

Peterborough festival has grown massively since being launched in 1999 by family firm

Award for playing his cards right

Ephemera Society member Robertino Poposki has been

Marine collector sets sale to offer items at Holt event

Stephen Walters is a maritime expert who has acted

Antique ivory trade should be preserved

MADAM – Last week (ATG No 2332) you published a response

ATG collage use: better than cat litter tray…

MADAM – I am an artist based in Liverpool. I found

Obituary

Commander John Morton Lee OBE RN (retd.) died peacefully

Soapbox

The big question…