Hockney’s $90m splash puts painting back in the frame
The recent sale of a 1970s David Hockney masterwork sets a new record for a living artist and may be…
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The recent sale of a 1970s David Hockney masterwork sets a new record for a living artist and may be…
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ByArabella Murphy, private wealth director at law firm Maurice Turnor Gardner discusses Banksy’s infamous girl with a red balloon ‘disaster’…
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ByJames Daunt arrived at Waterstones just as Amazon was about to wipe it out – and yet he turned the…
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