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$450m Impressionist collection—including a potentially record-breaking Van Gogh painting—to be sold at Sotheby's New York (opens the original)
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For decades, the Blaquier-Arrieta collection was reportedly kept “under lock and key” at the family estate outside of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Today, five of its paintings are being unveiled at Sotheby’s in London, as the auction house begins an international tour of Impressionist and Modern masterpieces assembled by the Argentine sugar industry heiress Nelly Arrieta de Blaquier and her husband, Carlos Pedro Blaquier. Twelve paintings from the collection, one of the great remaining private holdi
Monet’s ‘Iris’ could break record for most expensive painting ever sold at auction in France (opens the original)
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The sale of one of Claude Monet’s monumental Iris paintings at Sotheby’s in Paris next month could mark a watershed moment for the French auction market. The canvas, executed in 1924-25 during the final years of the artist’s life, is the largest from his celebrated Iris series ever to come to market, measuring an unusual 160cm by 180cm. With an estimate of €22m to €30m, it is expected to set a record for the highest price paid for a painting at auction in France. Iris, which has not been shown i
The art world’s billionaire problem is getting worse, research suggests (opens the original)
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It is well-documented that the art market is top-heavy. But, over the past few years, its centre of gravity has become even more concentrated, with an increasingly small number of trophy works accounting for a growing share of sales, pursued by an ever-shallower pool of ultra-wealthy collectors. The figures illustrate the scale of that concentration, particularly at auction. In 2025, just 1,761 works of art—less than 0.3% of all lots sold at auction—generated almost 45% of global auction sales b
A guide to artist agents and consultancies (opens the original)
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As artists’ careers become increasingly multifaceted so too do the businesses that support them. Once the preserve of actors, rock stars and other celebrities, career management, business consultancy and strategic advisory services are becoming more commonplace across the contemporary art world. And, with it, a growing ecosystem is emerging—one of agencies offering artists help with everything from contract negotiation and fundraising to public relations, studio management and legacy planning. T
‘Stopping while ahead’: London gallery Sid Motion to shut after a decade (opens the original)
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Sid Motion Gallery, the South London dealership that has spent the past decade building a programme supporting emerging and mid-career artists, is to close this autumn, with its founder saying she has chosen to wind up the business while the programme and finances are still intact. “My heart is full when I think of the conversations and connections that the gallery has facilitated over the years,” says Sid Motion, who founded the business in 2016. “Closing the gallery is a positive and conscious
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