The Guardian | Source AAP
A masterpiece by Australian impressionist Arthur Streeton not seen by the public for 130 years has beaten expectations to sell for more than $1.875m.
The Guardian | Source AAP
A masterpiece by Australian impressionist Arthur Streeton not seen by the public for 130 years has beaten expectations to sell for more than $1.875m.
The Guardian | Source AAP
Painting by influential Australian impressionist, unseen for more than a century, has been unveiled ahead of auction where it is expected to fetch up to $1.5m
7NEWS Australia | Melina Sarris
A slice of Australian history is up for grabs after being hidden behind closed doors for more than a century. The Arthur Streeton painting has been part of a private collection and will be sold in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
The Canberra Times | Liz Hobday
A masterpiece by Australian impressionist Arthur Streeton not seen by the public for 130 years has been unveiled.
The 1894 oil painting Sunlight at the Camp 1894 has gone on show in Melbourne before its auction in Sydney, where it's expected to fetch up to $1.5 million.
The Guardian | Sian Cain
Two works by Sidney Nolan that haven’t changed hands since they were painted more than 70 years ago – including one believed to be the first he ever sold commercially and a Christmas gift to his wife – are heading to auction this month.
The Age | Elizabeth Flux
How did a British peer become one of Sidney Nolan’s greatest collectors and patrons? Well, according to one story, it happened after Lord McAlpine – writer, businessman and Conservative Party treasurer under Margaret Thatcher – saw the Australian artist’s work printed on a Qantas in-flight menu.
Australian Financial Review | Elizabeth Fortescue
A marble bust by a comparatively lesser-known artist became the first work of sculpture to break through the million dollar mark at an Australian auction, as Smith & Singer sold up a $14.5 million storm in Sydney.
New Zealand Herald | Benjamin Plummer
One of Charles Frederick Goldie’s rarest paintings, of a Ngāpuhi chieftainess, is set to go to auction in Syndey next month, potentially valued at more than $1.5 million.
Financial Review | Elizabeth Fortescue
Wealthy art collectors have plenty of works to splash their money on in Smith & Singer’s auction of Important Australian and International Art, whose catalogue went online this week.
Financial Review | Elizabeth Fortescue
Smith & Singer has unveiled a painting it believes will sell for between $1 million and $2 million at its May 2 auction in Sydney.
AndrewMcIlroy.com | Andrew McIlroy
Criss Canning’s great grandmother’s delicately embroidered table cloth sweeps across the plane of one of her cherished paintings, bringing together a closely-held assortment of Japanese and Western glazed vases and earthenware and thoughtfully placed flowers.
Financial Review | Gabriella Coslovich
The magical panoramas of Venice and the brushwork of Australia’s most famed impressionist, Arthur Streeton, are a combination guaranteed to spark bidding rallies at auction.
Financial Review | Gabriella Coslovich
Great expectations for contemporary art stars old and newAs the National Gallery of Australia prepares to celebrate the 40-year career of the remarkable Cressida Campbell next month, savvy art investors are capitalising on her surging profile.
The Southern Star | Jackie Keogh
Smith & Singer are proud to be the exclusive international agent for John Kelly.
The Australian | Remy Varga
A prominent auction house will accept cryptocurrency as payment for an upcoming sale of Brett Whiteley masterpieces that includes the record-breaking Henri’s Armchair.