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posted 13 November 2019
An angular black metal sculpture by acclaimed British artist Sir Antony Gormley and a picture of dancers' legs being offloaded by the Commonwealth Bank are among the stand-outs at an auction in Melbourne on November 27. It features at the end-of-year sales that could well see more than $15 million in art change hands.
Australian Financial Review, Peter Fish, 13 November 2019VIEW FULL ARTICLE
posted 27 March 2019
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A $1 million painting by the reclusive and eccentric Ian Fairweather stands out at Deutscher and Hackett’s sale next month...
VIEW FULL ARTICLEAustralian Financial Review, Peter Fish, 27 March 2019
posted 15 November 2018
Richard Brewster, Australian Auction Review, 15th November 2018In hindsight, it was probably a stroke of luck that two young French artists were the only ones left of the five who in 1800 left France with French explorer Nicolas Baudin on a “Voyage de decouvertes aux terres australes” (Voyage of discovery to Terra Australis).VIEW FULL ARTICLE
posted 13 November 2018
Anne Mather, Sunday Tasmanian, 11 November 2018RARE portraits of pre-settlement indigenous Tasmanians have been unearthed from a private French collection and are expected to set records when auctioned in Australia.VIEW FULL ARTICLE
posted 8 November 2018
An extraordinary collection of original portraits and views from French explorer Nicolas Baudin’s voyage of discovery in 1800-1804, including rare and significant depictions of pre-settlement indigenous Tasmanians, will be auctioned by Deutscher and Hackett, in association with Hordern House.Deutscher and Hackett director, Chris Deutscher, said the early portraits and views are the most startling...
