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Some rules for a total respect of the laws of intellectual property

I invite you in this network to describe the exceptional objects which you located in the catalogues of future auction sales.



It is obvious that this cultural and ludic exercise must be done with the necessary clearness and in all the respect of the law. You must thus quote your sources of information so that a reader can find them, at least at the date where you emit your text.



You should not recopy significant lengths of the text which is used by you as source of… Continue

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Pierre Tavlitzki added a discussion to the group Furnishings and Utensils
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Rateau reminds about Pompeii

Europe is rebuilding after World War I. In Paris, artists-decorators start a dazzling career. Some wealthy clients encourage the search for new styles. While Ruhlmann and Dunand use the most precious materials, Gray and Rateau remove all borders between the art of furniture and the art of sculpture.Around 1920, Armand-Albert Rateau gets three important orders of apartment furnishings, almost simultaneously. Jeanne Lanvin's is the best known, but his work for the palace of the Duchess of Alba in…See More
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Pierre Tavlitzki added 2 discussions to the group Modern Art
Sunday
Pierre Tavlitzki replied to Pierre Tavlitzki's discussion The First Walk of Baby George in the group Memorabilia
"The extreme rarity of this card pushed it up to $ 380K before fees."
Sunday
Pierre Tavlitzki replied to Pierre Tavlitzki's discussion Italian Experiences for Aston Martin in the group Cars and Transportation
"Great result, £ 3.25 million including premium, for this unique car that also anticipates the transition between the DB4 and DB5 models."
Saturday
Pierre Tavlitzki added 2 discussions to the group Books
Saturday
Mirko Sevic updated their profile
Saturday
Pierre Tavlitzki replied to Pierre Tavlitzki's discussion View of New York by Edward Hopper in the group Modern Art
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Pierre Tavlitzki added a discussion to the group Modern Art
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View of New York by Edward Hopper

Hopper does not want to be blinded by the foils of America, but he loves his country and New York. In reaction against his time, he developed a passion for anonymous houses in front of which he goes his way by road, rail or river. He does not know whether they are used or abandoned, but their menace of ruins are the symbol of the past that he does not wish to leave.On May 23 in New York, Christie's sells Blackwell's Island, an oil on canvas painted in 1928, 88 x 151 cm, estimated $ 15M. It is a…See More
Friday
Pierre Tavlitzki added a discussion to the group Photo
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Military Photojournalism in the Camp de Châlons

In 2010, an album of the Camp de Châlons by Le Gray had remained unsold in a French provincial auction. It is listed again with a more reasonable estimate by another auction house, this time in Drouot.I copy my previous text, modified according to the informations of the next sale:Napoléon III had said "l'Empire, c'est la paix" (Empire means peace). He made war in Crimea, Italy, Mexico, and his reign ended in the disastrous Franco-Prussian War. But he also took care to strengthen the military…See More
Friday
Pierre Tavlitzki replied to Pierre Tavlitzki's discussion The Dazzling Marilyns in the group Modern Art
"This specific example is a key work to Warhol's art. Despite its small size, it was sold $ 38M including premium, in line with the announcement made by Phillips."
Friday
Pierre Tavlitzki replied to Pierre Tavlitzki's discussion A Long Quiet River in the group Photo
"With reference to previous results recorded on Rhein I, the estimate was too low. This photo was sold $ 1.92 million including premium."
Friday
Pierre Tavlitzki replied to Pierre Tavlitzki's discussion Italian Experiences for Aston Martin in the group Cars and Transportation
"I invite you to watch the video shared by Bonhams :  "
Thursday
Pierre Tavlitzki added a discussion to the group Furniture
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Mazarin's Treasure

Around 1640 in Kyoto, the art of lacquer reached a fabulous refinement. The Dutch East India Company managed to export some pieces of very high quality.At that time in Europe, the commode has not been invented, and the usual saving furniture is the coffre, without drawers. A wonderful chest kept in the Victoria and Albert Museum is part of a group of four shipped to Batavia on 1 October 1643. Its attested belonging to the Mazarin - La Meilleraye family suggests that it was acquired by the…See More
Thursday
Pierre Tavlitzki replied to Pierre Tavlitzki's discussion The Organic Abstraction of Jackson Pollock in the group Modern Art
"Despite its small size, Number 19-1948 is a masterpiece of Pollock by the extreme care of its realization. This painting was sold $ 58M including premium."
Thursday
Pierre Tavlitzki replied to Pierre Tavlitzki's discussion The Unwanted Contribution of Picasso to Pop Art in the group Modern Art
"The result, $ 56M including premium, may seem huge for an appropriation. It reinforces the fact that the pop art of the early 1960s was one of the most important artistic revolutions."
Thursday
Pierre Tavlitzki replied to Pierre Tavlitzki's discussion The Hallucinations of Jean-Michel Basquiat in the group Current Art
"Well supported by the media effort of Christie's, this painting is recognized as one of the masterpieces by Basquiat. The result, $ 49M including premium, is exceeding all expectations."
Thursday
Pierre Tavlitzki replied to Pierre Tavlitzki's discussion The Privacy of the Modern Woman in the group Current Art
"Compared with the Red shirt sold last year, the estimate was far too reasonable. The art market now welcomes the last paintings by Lichtenstein. The Nude with yellow flower was sold $ 23.6 million including premium."
Thursday
Pierre Tavlitzki replied to Pierre Tavlitzki's discussion Pod and Stick in the group Current Art
"This very curious tribute to the poppy was certainly the most unusual artwork in May 2013 New York sales. It got a good price, $ 7.7 million including premium"
Thursday
Pierre Tavlitzki replied to Pierre Tavlitzki's discussion The Great Star of Botswana in the group Jewels
"This exceptional diamond has been sold CHF 26M including premium. The price per carat, U.S. $ 270K, is consistent with the price obtained on the Archduke Joseph."
Wednesday
Pierre Tavlitzki added a discussion to the group Cars and Transportation
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Italian Experiences for Aston Martin

Italy dominates the market of Gran Turismo cars, and brands from the rest of Europe subcontract to the best Italian specialists. Aston Martin is one of the most ambitious. The DB4 already has a strong Italian inspiration, but it is not enough to conquer the market. In 1960, the British brand is looking for new alliances, and has some DB4 GT coachworked by Zagato and Bertone. The Zagato will have some success and 20 cars will be made​​. However the first DB4 GT Bertone coupe will not have a…See More
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IMPORTANT News From Amanda Addams Auctions

COMING UP ON MAY 6th, OUR FINEST AUCTION FOR MANY YEARS Greetings, an early reminder, we are holding one of our finest auctions ever in our Kew Auction room on May 6th, this is just an early advance notice, full details will be up over the weekend. Keep Saturday May 4th and Monday May 6th free, Regards David Freeman

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Posted by Amanda Addams Auctions on April 22, 2013 at 12:54am

APRIL 1st Auction at AMANDA ADDAMS AUCTIONS

 

Amanda Addams Auctions ---- 1st April 2013----Auction starts 6.30 pm.

 

 Under instructions of Estate of E. P. Wilkinson, Estate of Eileen Horne, and other entries from Doncaster, Kew, Toorak and Brighton. (A large Easter Monday auction, for trade, collectors and investors)

Viewing Saturday 30th March 11- 4 pm. Monday 1st April 12 noon to 6 pm.

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Posted by Amanda Addams Auctions on March 24, 2013 at 12:29am — 2 Comments

OUR FIRST EVER AUCTION IN KEW

     

Amanda Addams Auctions ---- 4th March 2013----Auction starts 6.30 pm.

 

 Under instructions of Hackford & DÁlessandro Lawyers Morwell: Estate of Val Duddington Traralgon also collections Kew, and Wantirna, Blackburn South, Hideaway Bay Queensland.

Viewing Saturday 2nd March 11- 4 pm. Monday 4th March 12 noon to 6 pm.

Art works Norman…

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Posted by Amanda Addams Auctions on February 20, 2013 at 9:45pm

 
 
 

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