15 Minutes Later – Warhol Now
Artnews
March 1, 1992 by Judd Tully

Five years after Andy Warhol’s death, his estate exercises tight control of his work. But problems and questions continue to Read more…

At Auction – Lowering the Boom
The Washington Post
May 25, 1990 by Judd Tully

He looked like someone out of central casting, but Osamu Nakata was really the president of the Diamond Resort Corp. Read more…

Renoir’s ‘Moulin’ Sells for $78 Million
The Washington Post
May 18, 1990 by Judd Tully

Pierre Auguste Renoir’s flirtatious tour de force, “At the Moulin de la Galette,” sold for a rollicking $78.1 million at Read more…

$82.5 Million For van Gogh; Japanese Buyer Sets Art Auction Record
The Washington Post
May 16, 1990 by Judd Tully

A stunning Vincent van Gogh “Portrait of Dr. Gachet” set a world record at Christie’s auction house tonight, selling for Read more…

Ballpark Figures
Northwest Magazine
July 1, 1989 by Judd Tully

When did the market for baseball memorabilia get so out of control? A question of utmost importance to American men: Read more…

Old Master Nets Record $35 Million; Pontormo Portrait Sold to Getty Museum
The Washington Post
June 1, 1989 by Judd Tully

A stunning Renaissance portrait, reputed to be of the teenage Duke Cosimo I de’ Medici and painted by the Florentine Read more…

Pablo Picasso’s Haunting Double Portrait for Record $38 Million
The Washington Post
November 29, 1988 by Judd Tully

Pablo Picasso’s haunting double portrait in watercolor, “Acrobat and Young Harlequin,” sold at Christie’s London showroom last night for a Read more…

At Christie’s A Record Night
The Washington Post
November 12, 1988 by Judd Tully

Fueled by heavy Japanese – and European bidding, an auction of impressionist and modern artworks at Christie’s Tuesday night racked Read more…

Auction Action
New Art Examiner
July 1, 1985 by Judd Tully

The May contemporary art auction at the New York houses of Christie’s and Sotheby’s snared a whopping $18.2 million with Read more…