Fine Art

Pictures by two leading women of the Modern British art movement sold strongly at a Lyon & Turnbull (26/25/20% buyer’s premium) auction in London.

A very early 18th century Scandinavian rune stick offered for £5500 is one of the highlights of the Robert Young Antiques summer show.

Bury St Edmunds might not be the most obvious place to find pieces of Filipino modernism.

Irish art sales rated as ‘very good’ despite some supply challenges as private collectors wait to consign

Crashing waves are the signature subject of 19th century marine painter David James (1853-1904).

Event that filled the void left by Art & Antiques for Everyone is back at Birmingham NEC after its debut last year

While the identity of the main artist was up for debate, the impressive ownership of a work sold in Austria was not in doubt

On May 8, Neumeister (30% buyer’s premium) in Munich sold the collection of Hans Constantin Faussner, a Bavarian lawyer and art collector.

I have recently purchased a Victorian photo album which might contain the earliest cricket photos, c.1852.

The list of Polar exploration ships once lost but now rediscovered grew in number recently when it was announced the Quest had been located.

A monumental painting of a fish market soared to unexpected heights at the May 16 auction at Lempertz (26% buyer’s premium) in Cologne.

On May 28 in Bruges, Carlo Bonte (28% buyer’s premium) offered The Hermit, Brother Luce, an oil study attributed to the French late Baroque painter Pierre Hubert Subleyras (1699-1749).

June 2, 1878, began as a normal day in the varied life of the German artist Adolph von Menzel.

Institution based in Aberystwyth purchases five post-war works at regular dedicated Welsh auction

Sculpture trails are part of the attractions this summer along with dealer shows and auctions