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 […]
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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Back in 2009, I had a client grumble that his painting was only appreciating at about 1% per year. I asked him what else in his portfolio was doing the same at the time. After a pause, he admitted: nothing. That exchange could just as easily happen today. Markets rise, markets fall, but art, when
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There’s a national debate rippling through Spain right now, one that forces art lovers to take a stand: What is Spain’s most important painting? Goya’s Duel with Cudgels or Picasso’s Guernica? Novelist Arturo Pérez-Reverte passionately claims, “Picasso painted Guernica, but Goya painted our soul.” While art critic Miguel Ángel Cajigal counters, “Guernica is the painting
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In the never-ending soap opera that is global trade, a new plot twist arrived last week with President Trump’s announcement of fresh tariffs. On April 2, 2025, the U.S. unwrapped a brand-new blanket tariff: a 10% surcharge on most imports starting April 5, with country-specific tariffs kicking in like an overzealous customs inspector starting April
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Andy Warhol’s Eva Mudocci (After Munch), 1984, is a rare and striking work from a small, unpublished series of unique screenprints that pay homage to Edvard Munch’s emotionally charged portraiture. Originally based on Munch’s 1903 lithograph of the same name—believed to depict the violinist and Munch’s muse Eva Mudocci—Warhol reinterprets the image through his signature pop lens. With flowing lines
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Amedeo Modigliani, renowned for his moody and elongated female portraits, remains one of the most distinctive modern painters. His works, characterized by soft shoulders, simplified features, and a dreamlike detachment, continue to captivate art lovers and collectors alike. We had the opportunity to view of Amedeo Modigliani’s female portraits, Portrait of Mrs. Hastings, at the Art Gallery
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We are pleased to announce that Keith Haring’s Fertility Series is now available for purchase. Keith Haring’s Fertility series, created in 1983, is a powerful reflection of the artist’s commitment to exploring themes of life, growth, and human connection. The series, which includes both paintings and prints, features Haring’s signature bold lines and energetic imagery. At the core of
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