Author Archives: Judd Tully
Facing the 16th-century facade of the Catedral Metropolitana de Xalapa in the Zocalo. Mexico City’s grand central square, you feel Read more…
The increasing success of art thieves is not a pretty picture New York. Alarm bells are ringing worldwide over the Read more…
The market for contemporary ceramics, long a stepchild of the fine arts, has emerged in 1990 alive and kicking. England Read more…
He looked like someone out of central casting, but Osamu Nakata was really the president of the Diamond Resort Corp. Read more…
Pierre Auguste Renoir’s flirtatious tour de force, “At the Moulin de la Galette,” sold for a rollicking $78.1 million at Read more…
A stunning Vincent van Gogh “Portrait of Dr. Gachet” set a world record at Christie’s auction house tonight, selling for Read more…
In an extraordinary art-world deal, a major international auction house and a powerful New York art gallery have jointly purchased Read more…
In searching for the roots of Benny Andrews mature work, one place to begin is at The Art Institute of Read more…
For 60 years, its whereabouts were unknown, its very existence in doubt. But last November, “The Marriage of Pierrette,” Pablo Read more…
Self-Portrait From 1905 to Be Auctioned A spectacular Picasso bistro painting from 1905, showing the brooding 25-year-old artist in a Read more…