Pablo Picasso
artist
Why you cannot trust dealers’ prices—or auction results either
In 2006 we reported that attempts to accurately measure the market are being thwarted by auction guarantees and private sales between tight-lipped collectors
The Nazi bounty hunters: War loot claims become big business
World War II restitution is now a multi-million dollar enterprise in which lawyers, auction houses and possibly even venture capitalists all have a stake
Contrary to expectation, these books provide new information about and expand our understanding of Picasso and his art
Was Picasso gay?
MoMA's deaccessioned Picasso on show in France
Bequeathed to the museum by Nelson Rockefeller, the painting was controversially sold in 2013
Modigliani sold to Russian buyer
The artist's portrait of Picasso is now part of a Moscow private collection
How long can this amazing art market boom last?
In recent years have seen works sold for explosive prices—and now in 2006 we are asking if this an indication of an accelerating trend or a reflection of the cyclical nature of the market?
Art Basel 2006 was the best yet, but clients found inflated prices a concern
Art Basel '06 fair report
French museum sends Léger, Picasso and Modigliani on tour of Japan
Japanese enjoy art more than French, says curator of Lille Métropole Museum of Modern Art
$95m sale at Sotheby's ushers in new era of Picasso at Basel
An anonymous Russian collector's investment in Dora Maar au Chat has lead several important works to enter the market
$6.5 million settlement to heir for stolen Picasso
Chicago collector agrees to pay claimant to gain title to the work
Nazi Loot Picasso case can proceed in California
Marilynn Alsdorf had hoped the case would be thrown out of court
Picasso: Keeping it in the family
Picasso’s granddaughter is preparing the catalogue raisonné of the artist’s sculpture, with funding from the Gagosian Gallery
Modigliani dies on the silver screen (again)
The artist will be played by Andy Garcia
MoMA's sustained deaccessioning continues
The museum is selling paintings by Picasso, Pollock, Léger and De Chirico, among others, at Christie's next month
Top Swiss collection of Modernist art on long-term loan to the Kunstmuseum Basel
Up until this point, the works were in the custody of a foundation established by the Im Obersteg family subsequent to their purchase
Francis Giacobetti interviews Francis Bacon: “I painted to be loved”
The last summing up, two months before he died, by the greatest Irish painter of the 20th century in an interview with the photographer Francis Giacobetti
What's on: Matisse Picasso: two giants of 20th-century bookmaking
Ursus Books Ltd Matisse Villon C.G. Boerner The sculptures of Picasso Gagosian Gallery
Why did the United Nations cover up Picasso’s “Guernica”?
How a historical work of art loses its past
Interview with Arman: "I do not want to end up in my own mausoleum”
The French artist on playing chess with Duchamp and collecting his own work
Posters of the Spanish Civil War at the Wolfsonian
The Art Deco war comes to Florida International University
Christie’s Picasso sale saw prices soar; but the highest-priced lots were the least desired
Most of the unsold lots were high-value items unlikely to attract new buyers
From the archive | The Art Newspaper selected ten pieces which have appeared on the art market between 1992 and 2002
The supply of great art is slowing, but wonderful things still appear on the market
All eyes on the collectors as Cologne's Ludwig Museum opens after renovation
The refurbished and extended Ludwig Museum has opened, with hundreds of Picassos on display and a colour-coded system for requesting sponsorship
Publisher Si Newhouse resigns from board over buying Picasso deaccessioned by the museum
Museum of Modern Art’s relations with former trustee's relations were “warm but distant”
Picasso case determines that faith in dealers should be warranted
Court says non-professional buyers do not have to check “provenance”
Putting Matisse and Picasso back in the ring at Tate Modern
Matisse wanted his art to be like a comfortable easy chair, while Picasso preferred to think of art as a weapon. But did these statements correspond with reality?
Most expensive works of art at auction, January to December 1999
The top twenty has Cézanne at the top with a new record from Sotheby's
What's on in London: Gwen John times two, with lots of unseen work
Fontana moves from Hayward exhibition to commercial gallery, Basquiat’s drawings come to the City and the centenary of the charming Ardizzone is celebrated
The Kimbell explores Picasso and Matisse's (not so) gentle friendship
As the Tate and MoMA prepare their mammoth exhibition of works by the two artists in 2002 the Kimbell steps into the ring first with a similar, but smaller, show of its own