“I have had the pleasure of working with Reed Horth of Robin Rile Fine Art for the past few years. Throughout this time, I have made numerous purchases of fine art and have always had positive experiences with RRFA. It has been a delight working with Reed who has attended to his business with professionalism, […]
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Sad News from the Salvador Dalí World… Robert Descharnes, photographer and Dalí expert, dies aged 88. If you own a book on Salvador Dali, there is probably a VERY good chance it was by Mr. Descharnes. The photographer and expert in the works of Dalí, Robert Descharnes, died at his home in Indre-et-Loire (near Tours,
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By Reed V. Horth, for CBPMag.com and Robin Rile Fine Art The New Yorker’s award-winning columnist Malcolm Gladwell posits in his 2008 book “Outliers: The Story of Success” that, today’s world’s wealthiest man, Mr. Carlos Slim Helú, ranks only as #31 on the all-time scale of wealthiest human in recorded history. Only.
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By Reed V. Horth, for Robin Rile Fine Art On February 16, 2014, Miami Artist Maximo Caminero casually walked into the brand-new Pérez Art Museum Miami, picked up a $1M vase by Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, and smashed it to the ground in an apparent protest. What is it with artists destroying other people’s work
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Published the Sunday, December 09, 2012 http://www.lunion.presse.fr/article/autres-actus/1841200-euros-pour-la-machine-a-coudre Whereas the Pompidou Center presentation Salvador Dali, the house Artcurial has put up for auction this Tuesday, December 4 in Paris, two works of the Spanish artist. The two works are from a private collection. It is a bronze bust painted, the woman-bread, and a table made for
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By Reed V. Horth, for CBPMag.com and Robin Rile Fine Art “It used to be called plundering. But today things have become more humane. In spite of that, I intend to plunder, and to do it thoroughly” ~Reichmarshall Hermann Goering, August 6, 1942 Call us Bohemian, if you will. When my wife and I travel,
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By Reed V. Horth, for CBPMag.com and Robin Rile Fine Art When I was growing up, my parents were not “artsy” in the sense that we had a piano in the corner, took weekly trips to the local museum and collected Picassos. However, both were art-oriented in that they enjoyed art, stressed it in our family
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Katya Kazakina sets the scene for ABMB: “Buyers are becoming more accustomed to thinking in higher values,” [Vivian Ebersman] said in an e-mail. “Works over $10 million are becoming more normal.” […] “Postwar and contemporary art has been on fire,” said Suzanne Gyorgy, global head of art advisory and finance at New York-based Citigroup Inc.’s
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BASK original works priced from under $2000. BASK (Czech-American, b. 1970) So Hood Mixed Media with spray paint on wood. 38x 57 BASK (Czech-American, b. 1970) Desire To Stay positive Mixed Media with spray paint on wood 50x 60 BASK (Czech-American, b. 1970) Hide and Seek Mixed Media with spray paint
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