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Les Distractions de Dagobert, 1945. Sold at auction in May, 2024 for $28.5 million USD.

The Feminine Surreal

Surrealism revels in the weird, the impossible, and uncanny- embracing paradox and ambiguity by combining realistic elements in illogical ways.
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Framed and Confused

Each piece in your collection calls for a unique combination of materials and framing styles. Only a skilled framer can draw from their years of experience to tell you what’s best for the lifelong preservation
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Deceptive Appearances

The genre of Op art has always been difficult to see clearly. To all appearances, it is a type of art that revolves around optical illusions- often utilizing contrasting colors, repetitive geometric forms, and moiré
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A Pattern of Behaviour

Working between painting, ceramics, and furniture design, The Nabis were a group of artists in turn-of-the-century Paris who are usually classified somewhere between Symbolism and Art Nouveau.
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Leaving an Impression

While the print sector has long been bedeviled by popular misconceptions about the originality of prints, the category seems poised for an image rehaul.
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Collector’s Series: Hanging Out with Art

Today, we’re focusing on different methods of display and how they affect your collecting habits. Our number one piece of advice for building a collection: buy what you love.
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The Colours of Colombia

For much of the last century, Medellín was known as the capital of Colombia’s civil conflict as a result of drug lord Pablo Escobar and the global cocaine trade. In recent years, though, as the
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In Memoriam

As the year comes to a close, we would like to remember and honour the invaluable contributions of the artists we have lost this year. 
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Boo!

Wishing you lots of ghostly illusions, phantasmal encounters, and spooky spectres this holiday!
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