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Read more about the article More Than a Number: What Müllenmeister’s Catalogue Raisonné Really Tells Us About a Painting by Roelant Savery
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More Than a Number: What Müllenmeister’s Catalogue Raisonné Really Tells Us About a Painting by Roelant Savery

Anyone researching a painting by Roelant Savery will almost inevitably encounter Kurt J. Müllenmeister’s critical catalogue raisonné of 1988 and its 1991 supplement. Yet recent auctions show why simply finding…

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September 7, 2026
Read more about the article No Catalogue Raisonné, Yet a Market Standard: How Vermeyen Is Attributed
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No Catalogue Raisonné, Yet a Market Standard: How Vermeyen Is Attributed

For the paintings of Jan Cornelisz. Vermeyen (c. 1500–1559), there is no modern, definitive catalogue raisonné. Yet the international art market does operate within a recognisable framework: Friedländer, Horn, expert…

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September 6, 2026
Read more about the article The Authority of a Single Book: Why Bertier de Sauvigny Still Shapes the Grimmer Market
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The Authority of a Single Book: Why Bertier de Sauvigny Still Shapes the Grimmer Market

More than thirty years after its publication, Reine de Bertier de Sauvigny’s catalogue raisonné of Jacob and Abel Grimmer continues to appear with striking regularity in auction catalogues. Sometimes it…

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September 1, 2026
Read more about the article The Price of Provenance: Why Recent Auction Sales Are Becoming Increasingly Visible in the Old Master Market
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The Price of Provenance: Why Recent Auction Sales Are Becoming Increasingly Visible in the Old Master Market

Buying a painting at a regional auction, researching it, cataloguing it more accurately and subsequently offering it to an international audience is a long-established practice in the art trade. What…

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September 1, 2026
Read more about the article From Jan van Kessel to Bruegel’s Proverbs: Familiar Names and New Riddles in Munich
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From Jan van Kessel to Bruegel’s Proverbs: Familiar Names and New Riddles in Munich

The first sneak preview for Hampel’s September auction does not yet suggest a sale dominated by one indisputable star lot. Several of the paintings have also appeared on the market…

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August 29, 2026
Read more about the article Why the Finest Venetian Portraits of Men Electrify the Auction Room
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Why the Finest Venetian Portraits of Men Electrify the Auction Room

A small portrait by Jacometto Veneziano fetched €1.25 million ($1.46 million) in February, far above its estimate. The result does not stand alone, but nor has every Venetian portrait of…

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August 28, 2026
Read more about the article From Brueghel to Grimmer: Why the Market for Flemish Landscape Painting Is Beginning to Shift
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From Brueghel to Grimmer: Why the Market for Flemish Landscape Painting Is Beginning to Shift

Anyone who has followed Old Master auctions in recent years will have found it increasingly difficult to overlook Abel and Jacob Grimmer. From Paris to New York, and most recently…

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August 27, 2026