Auction results To have purchased the 10 most expensive art works of 2012, a potential buyer would have needed more than 200 million Czech crowns, whereas a year earlier they would have needed less than half this amount. The previous year saw a new record as far as the Czech market was concerned. “It is clear that in 2012 collector... read more
Foreign markets Sotheby’s Sale of The Hascoe Family Collection of Important Czech Art brought £11,103,903 / $18,032,738 / 303,326,131 CZK, far exceeding the pre‐sale estimat... read more
On the market Meissner-Neumann will offer over 1000 items of fine art and antiques in the auction held in Inter-Continental Hotel, Prague 1, Parizska 30 on Sunday 12. Dece... read more
Foreign markets Picture Report from the Trade Fair in Maastricht This Year, by Jan Rasch. read more
Auction results The auction of renaissance and baroque books collection became a sensation of Saturday auction arranged by the Dorotheum company. read more
Comments The ART+ yearbook inspired Mf DNES to issue an article about art market, which the paper published on its front page on 4th March 2010. read more
Comments ART+ compiled the Art Market Yearbook, which summarises the most important events at Czech auctions in the year 2009. read more
Foreign markets The painting by Georges Brauqe, sold in auction in Prague one year ago, was submitted into auction in London on 3rd February, yet with no success. read more
Auction results The purchase of complete set of paintings rated among the top ten in 2009 would require 149 million Czech crowns. read more
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