Smith & Singer

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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.

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 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.

Financial Review  |  Gabriella Coslovich

The Australian auction market has enjoyed one of its strongest-ever starts to a year. Some $41 million worth of art has been sold so far, compared with $14 million in the year-earlier period. 

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