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Colin Gleadell

Colin Gleadell

Arts Market Columnist at The Daily Telegraph - Telegraph.co.uk

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Colin Gleadell
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Why Cuban artists are leading the political revolt in their country

The artists are fighting for a population rendered ever poorer by Donald Trump’s blockades and the decline of tourism during the pandemic
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Christie’s owner Francois Pinault opens his palace of art

The Bourse de Commerce is a former commodities exchange in the heart of the city, and could not be more appropriate for the Christie’s owner
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Exclusive: For sale, painting Winston Churchill gave to the man who...

Artwork was a gift to Oxford-educated Cuban beer baron, who sent shipments of 1,500 cigars a year to the puffing prime minister
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$103 M. Picasso Stuns in Christie’s $481 M. 20th Century Art Sale a...

Women artists performed well, with records set for Grace Hartigan, Alice Neel, and Barbara Hepworth.
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$93 M. Basquiat Leads Christie’s 21st C. Evening Sale, $17 M. Crypt...

The inaugural 21st century art sale set records for 11 artists.
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Can female artists succeed if wealthy men don’t respect their work?

Unusually, half of the top 10-selling works in a recent Bonhams sale were by women artists - but it isn’t clear this uptick will last
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The story of the shy Scottish prodigy who brought working class liv...

Painter Joan Eardley would have become a superstar had she not died so young

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Meet Mr Doodle, the 27-year-old artist whose cartoons now sell for ...

Commentators suggest the star doodler suffers from OCD - and he’s taking the usually traditional art market by storm
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Why Elvis Presley is still king in the art market

In 1983 the master photographer William Eggleston captured Graceland in saturated colour images, and now they’re up for sale
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The surprising era making an art market comeback for staggering sum...

The clean-cut modern look of one particular period is in demand, says expert Colin Gleadell - but why?
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Reuben Family Revealed as Buyer of $15.3 M. Van Gogh Landscape

Lisa Reuben won the painting after Sotheby’s re-offered the work in a surprise ending to the Paris auction.
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Led by Edvard Munch, Sotheby’s $132.6 M. London Sale Sets Records f...

A Pollaiuolo painting with disputed attribution underperformed.
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The historic sale that puts this underrated Caribbean artist alongs...

Ronald Moody, the great 20th century sculptor, is finally getting the attention he deserves at auction
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Turner, Fragonard, Guardi Buoy Old Master Drawings Sales at Sotheby...

Francesco Guardi’s The Return of the Bucintoro from S. Nicolòdi Lido went to an American institution for $1.2 million.
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Why Middle Eastern modern art was set to take centre stage at the B...

Important works from North Africa and the Middle East were scheduled to go on display to showcase the full range of the region’s talent
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Botticelli Portrait Goes for $92 M., Becoming Second-Most Expensive...

The work came from the collection of the late real estate developer Sheldon Solow.
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Anchored by Records for Amy Sherald, Kehinde Wiley, Phillips $134.6...

Joan Mitchell’s market showed signs of flagging.
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Matthew Wong, Yoshitomo Nara Overperform at $50 M. Phillips and Pol...

Records were set for Bernard Frize and Lucas Arruda.
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Toulouse-Lautrec Leads Christie’s $119.3 M. Hong Kong–New York Rela...

An Amoako Boafo work broke the million-dollar boundary, setting a record.
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The £60m Botticelli set to smash auction records - and its surprisi...

“The greatest Botticelli still in private hands” will soon be sold at Sotheby’s - and it could make history for an Old Master work
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Charles Saatchi’s gallerist daughter is following in his footsteps ...

Phoebe Saatchi Yates and Arthur Yates champion a longer-term approach to budding talent