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Published on 14 June 2024

Success for Simon Jacobsz de Vlieger in New York

Collectors turned out in force for a painting from the Dutch Golden Age, a seascape by Simon Jacobsz de Vlieger (1601-1653), setting the third highest...

Success for Simon Jacobsz de Vlieger in New York - Lots sold

Published on 29 March 2024

Van Eyck’s Madonna of Chancellor Rolin Restored and Exhibited at the Louvre

A gentle restoration has returned the masterpiece to its former glory and unlocked some, but not all, of its secrets. The small panel is on display...

Van Eyck’s Madonna of Chancellor Rolin Restored and Exhibited at the Louvre - Analyses

Published on 13 July 2023

Discovery: Jacobus Vrel at the Custodia Foundation

A woman of indefinable age, seen from behind, leans against a window where a child’s face stealthily appears in the half-darkness. She seems to be trying...

Discovery: Jacobus Vrel at the Custodia Foundation - Analyses

Published on 16 December 2022

A One-of-a-Kind 16th-Century Miniature Dutch Nativity Scene

This tiny triptych from the collection of Charles Boucaud, a unique piece from the studio of Adam Dircksz, will attract a lot of attention due to its...

A One-of-a-Kind 16th-Century Miniature Dutch Nativity Scene - Pre-sale

Published on 28 September 2022

Glass with Whistle: A Playful, Much Sought-After Object

An extremely rare artifact left collectors breathless as it galloped far ahead of a plate by Picasso and a landscape by Charles-Henri Contencin.

Glass with Whistle: A Playful, Much Sought-After Object - Lots sold

Published on 12 July 2022

Art Market Overview: The Dutch Market

The Zeeuws Veilinghuis Auction House has just held the Netherlands’ first €2M sale.

Art Market Overview: The Dutch Market - Market Trends

Published on 06 July 2022

A Strange TEFAF in Maastricht

The 2022 edition will be remembered for the spectacular robbery right before the eyes of dumbfounded visitors, who could not believe it was happening....

A Strange TEFAF in Maastricht - Fairs

Published on 13 June 2022

TEFAF Maastricht Celebrates Its 35th Anniversary

One of the world’s most eagerly awaited international fairs each year celebrates its 35th anniversary from June 25 to 30 by presenting 7,000 years of...

TEFAF Maastricht Celebrates Its 35th Anniversary - Fairs

Published on 07 June 2022

The Indomitable Colors of Karel Appel

The Dutch artist went down in history for works whose excesses in terms of both form and color rebelled against the pictorial conventions of his ti...

The Indomitable Colors of Karel Appel - Lots sold

Published on 08 April 2022

The Middle Ages Under Angelic Protection

Held following a court order, this sale gave pride of place to the Medieval and Renaissance periods with sculptures and paintings.

The Middle Ages Under Angelic Protection - Lots sold

Published on 07 April 2022

The Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam Revolutionizes Storage

Open to the public since 2021, this new Dutch facility explores original ways to store museum collections. We take a look at a unique space for interaction...

The Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam Revolutionizes Storage - Analyses

Published on 03 February 2022

The Drawings in the Jacques and Colette Ulmann Collection

More than a passion, drawings were almost an addiction for the husband-and-wife doctors from the Paris region, who, over 60-odd years, collected works...

The Drawings in the Jacques and Colette Ulmann Collection - Pre-sale

Published on 20 September 2021

Impressive Dutch Style Marquetry and an 18th-Century Bust

In Lorraine, the contents of a very fine residence set off to new lives. An opportunity to discover some rare Dutch marquetry and a spirited 18th-century...

Impressive Dutch Style Marquetry and an 18th-Century Bust - Lots sold

Published on 16 September 2021

Restitution: Amsterdam’s Example

In the Netherlands, the restitution by the Stedelijk Museum of a Kandinsky landscape signals a reversal of policy towards the victims of the Nazi r...

Restitution: Amsterdam’s Example - Opinion

Published on 02 April 2021

The Timeless World of Maria Van Oosterwyck

A rare work by a woman painter met with huge success in Troyes, France: a just reward for this Dutch still life virtuoso, adulated both then and no...

The Timeless World of Maria Van Oosterwyck - Lots sold

Published on 18 March 2021

Jan Bruegel the Younger: Four Paintings Depicting the World and Its Wonders

This rare series of four paintings on copper by Bruegel the Younger evokes the family tradition in a real demonstration of virtuosity.

Jan Bruegel the Younger: Four Paintings Depicting the World and Its Wonders - Pre-sale

Published on 04 March 2021

A Carved Miniature from the Workshop of Adam Dircksz

This tiny boxwood miniature, a specialty at the beginning of the 16th century, is the work of Adam Dircksz's workshop in the County of Holland. Intended...

A Carved Miniature from the Workshop of Adam Dircksz - Pre-sale

Published on 04 March 2021

Maria Van Oosterwyck's Rare and Intriguing Vanitas Paintings

Turquin's latest discovery is a red-letter event: there are very few of these ambitious compositions with extremely sophisticated messages by the 17th...

Maria Van Oosterwyck's Rare and Intriguing Vanitas Paintings - Pre-sale

Published on 19 February 2021

Gerrit Jensen’s Anglo-Dutch Style Makes Waves

The 17th-century Anglo-Dutch cabinetmaker’s appealing decor recalls seaweed.

Gerrit Jensen’s Anglo-Dutch Style Makes Waves - Lots sold

Published on 02 December 2020

A Characterful Actor by Jean-Baptiste Van Loo

This actor portrayed by Jean-Baptiste Van Loo cuts a fine figure. And he is about to mount the auction stage to fresh applause.

A Characterful Actor by Jean-Baptiste Van Loo - Pre-sale

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