Print issue 2537 (09 April 2022)
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News
- Brexit and VAT bite into the UK art market
- Will Ramsay adds British Art Fair to worldwide line-up
- Artist Sarah Biffin in double spotlight
- Isnik tile makes second spectacular sale appearance
- Auctionet takes over Lawrences
- Dix Noonan Webb rebrands as Noonans
- 'Lost Titian' painting now on offer in Vienna
News Digest
- Pick of the week: First look at Sydney Harbour Bridge
- Bid Barometer: issue 2537
- Whistler’s wider range of subjects on show at Yorkshire auction
- Precious metals prices: issue 2537
- News in brief – including the name revealed for a new Paris fair
Auction Reports
- Rothschild name tempts bidders
- Japanese new weave wave
- Baxter Whitefriars Banjo hits the right note in North Yorks
- Venetian charger emerges from the Borders
- Delft teapots belie humble origins and are now popular and pricey
- Victorian lamps get clean away
- Uniform for a (very) small soldier
- Tank crew kit and jerkins get into gear
- ART MARKET: The appeal of art close to the heart
- The simple but charming style of J Fisher
- Bidder’s Tomkin search brings a result
- BOOKS AND WORKS ON PAPER: ‘Agatha Miller’ mystery solved
- Potter: battered and pristine
- Album reveals hidden Tibet and letter unveils polar expedition
- British and Irish book auctions: April 5-28, 2022
Previews
Collector Interview
Dealers’ Diary
- Rome gallery makes Bourbon drawing sale to Hamburg museum
- Colnaghi’s Renaissance showcase includes bust by Donatello
- Modern style comes into play at Connaught Brown
- 5 Questions: Rebecca Scott of Witney Antiques
International
- The man behind the tribal mask
- Bonnard and Vuillard friendship in focus
- New appointments at international auction houses including Bonhams new managing director in Asia
- Popeye shows his strength at Ohio auction
- Castle view comes to Atlanta
- Louis XVI-style commode by Francois Linke offered in Cannes
- Julius Caesar Marklin boat steams into saleroom
- Roberts in sketch and finished form
Fairs, Markets & Centres
- A man with textiles in the blood
- Antiques events taking place this Easter weekend from Cornwall to Glasgow
Letters
Backpage
- Obituary: Anthony du Boulay (1929-2022) – a key figure in Asian art ‘colossal expansion’
- It’s the sports page: our golf and short mat bowls update
- ATG conference: Going, going… green and online
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