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Arts and Crafts: From the Ideal to the Egalitarian

Category: Decorative Arts

For its early leading lights, what came to be known as the Arts and Crafts movement was the practical pursuit of...

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Beyond Priceless: Barbara Hutton’s Jewellery Collection

Category: Jewels

In the bustling heart of new york city, 1912 marked the birth of a jewellery legend, Barbara Hutton, forever remembered as the "Million Dollar Baby."...

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The Face and the Wood

Category: Asian Art

Japan Specialist Trevor Fleming sits down with Kirsten Albrecht, owner of Kozminsky Studio, collector, and author of the new book, Kokeshi Dreaming...

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Genre Painting: The Furnishings of Daily Life

Category: Art

Genre painting broadly describes an art style that illustrates scenes of everyday life, both high and low...

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1001 Remarkable Objects

Category: Sydney

The decorative arts have always had a tremendous appeal for collectors, and perhaps the greatest collectors of all time have been the big museums that...

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The Sydney Opera House ʻDoughnuts’

Category: Sydney

We speak with the Sydney Opera House’s Heritage Manager, Laura Matarese, about the iconic building, the decommissioned acoustic reflectors...

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Slow Furniture: A Return to Mid-Century Craftsmanship

Category: Modern Design

Rebecca Stormont, our Modern Design specialist, chats to Great Dane Founding Director, Anton Assaad...

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The Art of Framing

Category: Leonard Joel News

A visit to the Louvre last year provided me with - and this will be no surprise to anyone – a visual overload...

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The Value of Provenance

Category: Jewels

Derived from the French word provenir, which translates as ‘to come from’, provenance refers to an object or artwork’s point of origin...

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Rolex v Tudor: Similar, but Different

Category: Timepieces

If it looks like a Rolex and ticks like a Rolex, how can it be a Tudor?...

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