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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Art Dealers"”.

  1. The art of dealing: commercial galleries in Paris towards the end of the nineteenth century.

    Art plays a central role in our society as a representation of who we are and as a challenge to our values. This thesis looks at the moment in which art became an object of speculation and the art world had to face the challenges of commercialisation. Throughout the nineteenth century the French …

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  2. Johanna Ey: a critical reappraisal

    … an extensive corpus of archived materials, in particular from the Stadtmuseum Düsseldorf, to offer the first wide-ranging critical analysis of the written and visual images of the life and legend of Weimar Germany’s most important ‘modern’ art dealers - Johanna Ey (1864 - 1947), commonly known …

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  3. An investigation of the impact of NFTs on the Modern Art Market

    … Tokens (NFTs) and blockchain technology by the art industry, creates a digital art market. NFTs also change the way artists earn a living from their creations and enable digital asset ownership which impacts any potential digital art owners. This thesis reviews the available academic literature …

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  4. British Orientalist Painting in the Victorian Art World

    … in relation to the four agents of the Victorian art world: the artist, dealer, press, and patron. With a particular focus on the 1880s, a decade in which there was a notable rise in the production and display of Orientalist subjects at the Royal Academy, I examine the reception and display of the …

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