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antiquestradegazette.com | Roland Arkell
It was ‘art first, objects second’ for Knox at homeIf Knox is best known today for his work with Liberty & Co, in his own time on the Isle of Man he was better recognised as an art teacher and for his study of the local Celtic crosses and standing stones.
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antiquestradegazette.com | Roland Arkell
Kongo nail figure hammered down at four times estimateA tribal art sale held by Lempertz (26/20% buyer’s premium) in Brussels earlier this year was led by an exceptional nkisi nkondi figure. Guided at €70,000-80,000, it hammered at €320,000 (£264,500).
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1 week ago |
antiquestradegazette.com | Roland Arkell
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1 week ago |
antiquestradegazette.com | Roland Arkell
The Olympia exhibition that led to a dealing careerWhen Anthony Bernbaum curated the exhibition Archibald Knox, Beauty and Modernity, a Designer Ahead of his Time at the Olympia International Art & Antiques Fair in 2014, he was working in investment banking.
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1 week ago |
antiquestradegazette.com | Roland Arkell
While there is now a consensus that exemptions will apply for pictures and books, it is unclear if …
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