Tag: Tefaf

A pair of Claude Monet series paintings from 1894; a 1st-century AD Egyptian granite vase commissioned by the Emperor Nero; ...

The commercial value of art has been extolled for hundreds, if not thousands, of years—but its benefits to our health ...

The Kelmscott Press and Sangorski and Sutcliffe, William Shakespeare’s The Poems (1893)£125,000Peter HarringtonThis first edition book of Shakespearean poems was ...

The European Fine Art Foundation’s (Tefaf) revolving door of managing directors has turned once more.Dominique Savelkoul, the fifth person to ...

A stolen Ancient Egyptian statue that turned up at the Tefaf Maastricht art fair three years ago will be handed ...

To a backdrop of plunging US stock markets, an unpredictable US president, volatile geopolitics and incoming stricter rules on imports ...

Entering the second consecutive multi-fair week in the New York art trade’s May diary, it was reasonable to wonder whether ...

If turbulence has taught the market anything over the past decade, it is the value of constants. And yet, even ...

Boasting 7,000 years of artwork historical past and requiring nearly as many steps to traverse its aisles, The European Effective ...

A touring retrospective of Shirley Jaffe work has been making the rounds in Europe since final 12 months. The tour ...