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Copyright: The Imperial War Museum
Is the title of a painting important? Jackson Pollock thought not, but we disagree and use Paul Nash's We are Making a New World as the best example.
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James Stunt, from The Sun
This story has everything - high end art forgery, Prince Charles and the London gangland scene.
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A look at Steve Bewsher's latest work in the context of some famous political paintings
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A look at how North Korea continues the trend of powerful art in support of an oppressive regime
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Study for The Married Man, Sotheby's
We look at Sotheby's recent Scottish Art auction and see how the work of Jack Vettriano compares to that of John Bellany and Peter Howson.
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A brief look at the collapse of the parent company of the Knutsford Fine Art auctioneer, Wright Marshall
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Is Donald Trump a Nazi? Whatever your view, this blog looks at what happens when real Nazis attain power, told through the story of the small French fishing village of Sanary-sur-Mer which was, for a period in the 1930s, the epicentre of anti-Nazi intellectuals.
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A discussion on whether customers are fairly treated by art galleries
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"Ds that mean there`s no Dinner Now" - sold for £56,000 in 2014
How can an artist about whom so little is known, be so successful 20 years after his death?
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Image from The Lowry Centre
June saw 34 pictures by Lowry auctioned - the most in any single month. What do these auctions tell us about demand and prices for Lowry's works?
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Theodore Major, Man and Sky (https://www.gateway-gallery.co.uk/artists/51-theodore-major/works/)
The indutrial strife of 1979 seen trhough the eyes of the artist Theodore Major
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What the ever increasng prices at the top end of the art market can tell us about the way the world works
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Photograph: Tolga Akmen/AFP/Getty Images
The saga of the $450m Salvator Mundi