You know you have been in the art business for quite some time when a painting you had originally sold in 2000 comes back around and you get a chance to sell it again in 2011… More than a decade later. This is the case with this original oil on canvas painting “Time Transfers” from […]
Dear faithful friends and blog-post followers, Yes, that is me on the right making a cameo in a recent episode of “Real Housewives of Miami” on Bravo. Filming occurred during a recent show of my friend Marcos Marin’s works in Coral Gables. While my lovely wife was unable to attend, I got up in the
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By Reed V. Horth, for ROBIN RILE FINE ART One summer in high school, I remember having to read Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” from cover to cover. While I enjoyed it immensely, the work disturbed me. Not only was it discomfiting because of its lyrical prose and nonsensical wordplay, but also because of Hamlet’s (or perhaps Shakespeare’s)
Born in Durban, South Africa and raised on her parents’ tall tales of adventure throughout Africa and the bush, Sharon Raoli has always felt a connection with animals and a love of nature and simplicity. A naturalist was born as her family would often holiday at the African game reserves and Sharon would read every
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“In these times and any other I would be happy to recommend you. You have shown the utmost integrity and caring guidance that [my late husband] and I could hope for. I know that your relationship started with us as a couple and I was always impressed with your effort to achieve the best for
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Lot 65, “Nu de dos, 4 etat (Back IV),” by Henri Matisse, numbered 00/10, bronze, 74 1/4 inches high conceived circa 1930 and cast in 1978 Lot 65 is a bronze sculpture by Henri Matisse (1869-1954) that was conceived circa 1930 and cast in 1978. Entitled “Nu de dos, 4 etat (Back IV),” it is
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By Reed V. Horth for ROBIN RILE FINE ART I received a question in response to my blog post “Can Art Save the World” from a friend who asked: “Can the world save Art?”. I thought it was a great question, which I may try to expound on a bit further later, but here was
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Dali Prices Surge at Auction! The landscape of the Dali market is changing forever. With Top Quality Offerings, Sotheby’s Nets $181 Million By Paul Chimera Publicity Director of the Original Dali Museum of Beachwood, Ohio In the early 1970s, LIFE magazine published an in-depth article on Salvador Dali’s success as a world-renowned artist. It was
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