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Priced at $1,200, John Baldessari’s Quality Material attracted no buyers in 1968. In 2007 it fetched $4.4 million at Christie’s.
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How to Buy, Sell, & Have an ‘Aha’ Moment

By Posted 05/02/12

On ‘The Value of Art’ Read More

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Potential Restitution Claim for Renoir Prompts Preemptive Suit

By Originally Published 09/14/11

NEW YORK—Representatives for the estate of a Chicago couple who owned a landscape painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Illinois last month after an attempt to sell the work at auction was blocked when the auction house discovered evidence that the work might be one of several sold under duress in Europe in the 1930s because of the Nazi regime. Read More

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Features

‘The Global Appetite Is Increasing’

By Posted 08/15/11

The top ten collectors on our list. Read More

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The Five-Year Plan

By Posted 07/01/10

How the Met and the Whitney came to share an iconic Warhol. Read More

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Features

The Chinese Art Explosion

By Posted 09/01/08

As works by Chinese artists fetch multimillion-dollar prices, the international art world is waking to the power of the Asian market. China has spawned hundreds of new galleries, 1,600 auction houses, art fairs, and growing numbers of contemporary-art collectors, while accusations surface that some are engaging in widespread speculation. Read More