Certainly. Below is a Sotheby’s/Christie’s-style catalogue entry for the Helmut Newton photograph. HELMUT NEWTON (1920–2004) Andy Warhol Sleeping, Paris, 1974 Gelatin silver print, printed laterImage: 63 x 44 cm (24 ¾ x 17 ⅜ in.)Sheet: 70 x 49.8 cm (27 ½ x 19 ⅝ in.) Flush-mounted on black cardboard (73 x 53 cm) and presented […]
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Scale, Scarcity, and Iconography (2017–2018) KAWS has built one of the most recognizable visual languages of the last two decades—one that bridges fine art, design, and popular culture without ever losing its conceptual core. Among collectors, the period between 2016 and 2018, particularly works published by Pace Editions / Pace Prints, is widely regarded as
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After a quieter period in the studio, Spanish Impressionist master José Royo (b. 1941) has completed two new oil paintings, each measuring 92 x 73 cm, one horizontal and one vertical. Given Royo’s age and the physical demands of his expressive, palette-knife-driven technique, new works of this scale and freshness are increasingly rare. These paintings
Julian Opie Standing Figure (Red Yellow Black White)(exact title to be confirmed) Year: 2020Medium: Lenticular acrylic panelDimensions: 40 × 40 inches (101.6 × 101.6 cm) Edition of 25, plus artist’s proofs) Provenance: This lenticular panel is a compelling example of Julian Opie’s Standing People imagery, a body of work that distills the human figure into
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Jean-Michel Basquiat’s market is often discussed through the lens of eight-figure paintings and museum-level drawings. Less frequently examined—but increasingly important to collectors—is the role of estate-authorized prints in shaping access, scholarship, and long-term market participation. Over the past decade, Basquiat’s posthumous print editions have established a clear, disciplined track record, particularly when the imagery is
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In 2026, I’ll mark my 30th year selling art, three decades of learning, listening, researching, and earning wall space one conversation at a time. Nothing was handed to me. Every placement was built step-by-step. At 22, I overtalked and overexplained. Convincing someone to spend $10,000 (or heaven forbid $50,000) felt like climbing Everest in dress shoes. I
Jose Royo (Spanish, b. 1941) Mar y Brisa (2025)Oil on canvas 78.7” x 78.7” unframed (200cm x 200cm) Photocertificate of authenticity from Jose Royo himself PRICE: on request Jose Royo (Spanish, b. 1941) Armonia (2025)Oil on canvas 49.2” x 49.2” unframed (125cm x 125cm) Photocertificate of authenticity from Jose Royo himself SOLD Jose Royo (Spanish, b. 1941) Portrait of a Young Girl with a Mantilla (c. 2009)Oil
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Every time a Salvador Dalí forgery scandal hits the news, like the recent bust in Italy where police seized 21 fake works in Parma, we get a strange sense of déjà vu. The Dalí print market has long been a rabbit hole where fact and fantasy blur, and this latest case just confirms why at
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We are pleased to share two remarkable works that bring together some of the most iconic figures of the 20th century, both behind and in front of the camera. Terry O’Neill and Norman Parkinson each redefined the art of celebrity and fashion photography, capturing their subjects with an immediacy and glamour that has made their
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Born in Los Angeles in 1993, Jacques Guetta, better known by his street name HIJACK, grew up with spray paint in the air and creativity on every wall. As the son of Mr. Brainwash (Thierry Guetta), one of the world’s most recognizable street/pop artists, HIJACK’s early years were spent surrounded by the likes of Banksy, Shepard Fairey, and Space Invader. While
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