Art Market in Transition:

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Why Independent Expertise Matters More Than Ever By ArtExpert | Network of Independent Art Experts and Appraisers A Market in Structural Transition The international art market is currently undergoing a phase of profound structural transformation. While certain segments continue to … Continued

The Klimt – effect

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The sale of Gustav Klimt’s Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer for USD 236.4 million at Sotheby’s has already been heralded as a landmark. Yet beneath the headline-grabbing price lies a structural insight often overlooked outside expert circles: this record was not … Continued

Raphael – as an icon of hope

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When we think of the great names of the Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo immediately come to mind. Yet one figure is often underestimated – Raphael. He was not only a master painter but also a humanist, a philosopher … Continued

Collectors in Pole Position

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The latest shifts in the global art market show a striking reality: collectors currently hold the stronger hand, particularly in private transactions. Below is a structured overview of the key developments shaping this dynamic moment. Auctions lose ground – private … Continued

The future of the art market

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The global art market is navigating a period of uncertainty shaped by economic volatility, rising interest rates, and inflation. Auction results provide some insight into market dynamics, but they are only one part of a complex picture. While short-term declines … Continued

Global Art Market 2025

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The art market is undergoing a transformation, driven by generational shifts and changing values. While the financial speculation of the past is waning, a new wave of collectors—driven by a desire for cultural connection, authenticity, and social impact—are shaping the … Continued

The auction price system…

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Auctions are a proven means of selling and buying works of art. The market seems to be dominated by large, mostly bank-backed international auction houses.  The hammer blow that confirms the bid price appears to be a transparent trading procedure … Continued