Nude blonde women lounging on a Ferrari Testarossa showcase exotic car beauty and Enzo engineering December 1, 4:31 PMExotic Car ExaminerKae Davis The Ferrari news of the week is actually far more cultured than the headline reads. When Reed V. Horth of the Robin Rile Fine Art gallery first contacted the Exotic Car Examiner about …
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In May of 2008, when the hammer fell on Lucien Freud’s 1995 oil painting, “Benefits Supervisor Sleeping” at Christie’s in New York, a new benchmark was set for living artists… $33.6Million. What is more, the hammer thrust a long-standing tradition in art into the public consciousness, that of challenging convention. “Benefits Supervisor Sleeping” was not the prototypical model which gracefully dances through the pages of our contemporaneous magazines, across our stages or televisions, or inhabits the little box we call “ideal”. No, the supervisor in question, Sue Tilley, was quite generously “Rubeneque”.
From:http://www.scversillee.com/2009/06/interview-with-an-art-dealer-ii/ Interview with an Art Dealer II From time to time I’ll use this blog to feature interviews with professionals that serve key roles in the fine art community. International art dealer Reed V. Horth of Florida was kind enough to answer questions for a two-part interview. Part one dealt with questions for artists; below …
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In 2002, upon the unveiling of his September 11th-related sculpture “Tumbling Woman”, American sculptor and painter Eric Fischlweathered a veritable whirlwind of negative criticism, derision and outright vitriol.
http://citylimitsnetwork.com/fort_lauderdale/reed_v_horth.html Reed V. Horth Robin Rile Fine Art Concierge “Invest when others are scared to invest… only buy something that you’d be perfectly happy to hold if the market shut down for 10 years.” – Warren Buffett “Well, art qualifies!” – Reed V. Horth Meet Reed V. Horth: Fine Art Concierge Did you ever notice …
Forbes Magazine (October 13, 2008) The Color of Money by Claire Obusan Rising art prices have provided a salve for several bruised fortunes. Volatile markets have bruised several fortunes of The Forbes 400. But swelling contemporary art prices have provided an unexpected hedge. Eli broad should be a lot poorer this year. worth $7 billion …
