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Ohio museum sells pieces despite protests from Cyprus, Egypt
The sale of nearly two dozen antiquities from an Ohio art museum brought in 640,000 dollars on Tuesday despite objections to the auction from the governments of Egypt and Cyprus.
The items sold were among nearly 70 pieces from Egypt, Greece and Italy that the Toledo Museum of Art plans to sell.
Global art market bounces back after 10% slump in 2015
The art market has bounced back worldwide after prices slumped by more than 10 percent last year as investors look for a safer alternative to falling stock markets, the leading index Artprice said on Feb. 26.
Eleven companies interested in Vinca landfill
Bids for the Vinca landfill PPP project have been revealed and we have a total of 11 registered bidders, the City Administration has said in a release.
Opened on Thursday, one bid came from Serbia, three from France, two from Italy and one each from Greece and Spain, Russia and Germany.
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Auctioneers eye $1 billion haul in London's summer art sales
With an Atlantic tailwind from May auctions in New York, in which the two biggest auction houses sold art pieces totaling more than $2 billion, many eyes are focused on major sales which began this week in London, sales which may see prices soar again to dizzying heights, Reuters has reported.
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‘Beautiful Mind’ John Nash, 86, dead in car accident
Game theory pioneer and Nobel Prize laureate John Nash, 86, whose life, works and painful struggle with schizophrenia formed the basis of the Academy Award-winning movie “A Beautiful Mind”, died on Saturday in a car accident in New Jersey.
Nash perished along with his wife Alicia, in a crash on the New Jersey Turnpike.
Manet painting sells for $65 million at NY auction
A stunning 1881 masterpiece by Edouard Manet sold for $65 million at auction in New York on Nov. 5, a record for a work by the French impressionist artist.
"Le Printemps," which the auction house Christie's had valued at $25-30 million, depicts a famous actress of the day and was exhibited in 1882 to critical acclaim while Manet was one of the most famous living artists.
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Turkish Central Bank to increase daily foreign exchange auction
The Turkish Central Bank has announced it will increase the daily foreign exchange auction amount on Sept. 29 to $40 million, from a minimum of $10 million
eBay and Sotheby’s unveil partnership
Highbrow art house Sothebyâs is opening a door to the masses in an alliance with Internet age online marketplace eBay.
The companies touted the tie-up as uniting eBayâs global clout with the âiconic international artâ expertise of Sothebyâs famed auction house.
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