The Slyest Bidder – Today’s Auction Houses Would Love to Become Your Best Friends.
Forbes
October 1, 1999 by Judd Tully

A Sleek group of thirty-somethings was swilling cosmopolitans and munching speared morsels of chicken satay off shiny silver trays at Read more…

For Some at Auction the Stakes are Sizzling
The Washington Post
November 22, 1998 by Judd Tully

In Christie’s posh salesroom on Park Avenue last week, “Self-Portrait” by Jean-Michel Basquiat, the onetime graffiti artist who died of Read more…

Treasures on the Block
The Washington Post
November 7, 1995 by Judd Tully

Fed by a trove of art-rich estates, Christie’s and Sotheby’s start the auction season stuffed with high-priced offerings. Over the Read more…

Test Time for Art Market
The Washington Post
November 1, 1994 by Judd Tully

Andy Warhol’s “Shot Red Marilyn” goes on the block with a presale estimate of $2.5 million to $3 million Warhol’s Read more…

Interview with Larry Gagosian on Hughes Auction
unknown
May 1, 1993 by Judd Tully

In a rare, post-auction analysis of a casualty strewn auction of ten Andy Warhol paintings held at Sotheby’s New York Read more…

A Stinging Blow to Art Market Expectations
The Washington Post
November 11, 1992 by Judd Tully

In a stinging blow to art market expectations for a recovery, Sotheby’s tonight registered its highest rate of unsold works Read more…

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…

Marcos Sale Tops High Expectations;$15 Million for Philippine Projects, Trial Costs
The Washington Post
January 12, 1991 by Judd Tully

The tarnished provenance surrounding the old-master paintings formerly belonging to Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos got polished today at Christie’s when 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…

The Mystery of the Masterwork – Retracing the Provenance of Picasso’s ‘The Marriage of Pierrette’
The Washington Post
February 24, 1990 by Judd Tully

For 60 years, its whereabouts were unknown, its very existence in doubt. But last November, “The Marriage of Pierrette,” Pablo Read more…