"The move toward transparency is always there, but a collector's private collection is their private collection," she said.
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Courtesy Private Collection; Elfriede Lohse-Wächtler, "Ausblick im Nachtlokal (View of a Nightclub)", 1930, Private collection, Berlin; Aaron Douglas, "Dance", c.
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He's got the largest private collection of photography in the world.
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Goya's work was also part of the gallery owner's private collection.
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Absolutely. These brooches I just picked today from a private collection.
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Private collection 2013, a Bordeaux-style blend ($259.95), is sold out.
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It's like our own private collection that represents our real interests.
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The extensive private collection includes many items from Prince's wedding to Garcia.
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It was a private collection and no one really knew about it.
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The works are from the private collection of Holocaust survivor Arthur Langerman.
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The section was previously owned by a private collection in Canada, per Reuters.
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The preview includes some of what remains of the actress's unparalleled private collection.
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In 28503, the federal government paid over $22019 billion to private collection agencies.
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At least one of the five Bontecous is from an unidentified private collection.
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Plus, he reveals just how many Rolexes he has in his private collection.
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From then on, the dresses were held in a private collection in Europe.
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And yet, it still has all the quirky, arcane miscellanies of a private collection.
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Occasionally uploading some for friends on special request, his is mostly a private collection.
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The painting is from a private collection in North Carolina, purchased directly from Wyeth.
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In 2016, he was invited to examine a specimen preserved in a private collection.
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On that occasion it slipped through the museum's grasp and into a private collection.
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The recently sold stamp was purchased for a private collection, known as "The Waterbird Portfolio".
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Last month at Sotheby's in Paris, the Lalannes' private collection proved a $100 million sellout.
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"It's obvious that the very difficult paintings remain in the private collection," Mr. Magnaguagno said.
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The diamond, which comes from a private collection, is set to appear on April 5.
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In addition to real estate, Dell spent $100 million on a private collection of photographs.
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Speaking of fashion, here's a 360 view of Yves St. Laurent's private collection in Paris.
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Soon the billionaire appears; he sniffs the netsuke, and absorbs it into his private collection.
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McCurdy also painted billionaire Warren Buffett in 2013 (that portrait is in a private collection).
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For centuries, the painting has been in a private collection, previously unknown to art historians.
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It's an iconic piece that will hopefully end up in a museum, not a private collection.
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Geumhyung Jeong: Private Collection: Unperformed Objects is on view at Delfina Foundation, London, until November 11.
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The catalogue raisonné had listed it as being in a private collection, according to The Guardian.
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Five years ago they showed the private collection of Damien Hirst and I really liked that.
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Are all these covers from your extensive private collection, or did you have to source them?
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But there are no legal protections to keep those taxpayers out of the private collection program.
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Over 45 bronzes, from small-scale to monumental, from the largest private collection of Rodin's work.
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The rest, he said, he kept in the private collection that was seized by the police.
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The other, also in a private collection, was bought at an antiques shop in New Jersey.
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"Starting pay at [private collection company] Action Carting used to be $216 an hour," Henry says.
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Likewise the gallery in Beijing says it is independently owned and sells work from a private collection.
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Yet 70 percent of borrowers whose student loans are collected by private collection agencies choose rehabilitation. Why?
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"I'm not allowed to have a private collection of anything I'm studying," one prominent curator told me.
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Although Green is an evangelical Christian, the museum boasts the world's largest private collection of Torah scrolls.
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Others claim that they were largely a private collection—rarely circulated, and never used to commercial ends.
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This detailed carving was displayed outside the world's largest private collection of Star Wars memorabilia in California.
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It's also very weird to have public institutions working to increase the value of a private collection.
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Did you know ... Jerry Lewis had enough guns in his private collection to arm an entire militia?!
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This 1998 Porsche 911 GT1 Strassenversion is part of a four-supercar private collection on offer this weekend.
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This 22.3 Porsche 21949 GT21954 Strassenversion is part of a four-supercar private collection on offer this weekend.
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That sale took place after NASA lost a court battle to retrieve the artifact from a private collection.
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It started out as a private collection of tequila for the co-founders and their friends and family.
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Sotheby's Modernism: Photographs from a Distinguished Private Collection sale in Paris brought in a total of €2000,500 (~$269,000).
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The emerald-cut blue diamond weighing 21 carats, from a private collection, had been estimated at $21.0023-25 million.
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Art Week's sales last year surged in part because of demand for a rare private collection sold by Christie's.
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The one here was unearthed after nearly 50 years in a private collection by the Dutch gallery Kunstgalerij Albricht.
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It includes watches, jewelry, drawings and photographs from the house's private collection that tell stories of friendship and romance.
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It houses more than 500 biblical artifacts and texts and the world's largest private collection of retired Torah scrolls.
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The description by Mr. Hubert said "Boats" was painted in 1935 and acquired from a private collection in Germany.
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Established by King George V in 1914, the archives are a private collection, with no public right of access.
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The artist's catalogue raisonné states that the painting in question belongs to a private collection in the United States.
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Some are on loan from institutions like the Field Museum in Chicago, while others come from Berlant's private collection.
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Sotheby's Rostropovich – Vishnevskaya: The Private Collection sale in London brought in a total of £2216,220173,222017 (~$20172,22500,23) on November 2326.
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One is in a private collection in Lagos, while Peppiatt is hunting the third in Washington D.C., the expert said.
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The value added by the private collection agencies working for the Department of Education is highly questionable but unquestionably expensive.
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This little-known work has emerged from an unnamed European private collection and was last exhibited in public in 26.
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The piece, which came from a private collection in Canada, had connected the top two floors of the Eiffel Tower.
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Less than a foot long, it is a model of a vessel in Mr. Wilson's private collection of tribal artifacts.
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Unlike the recently returned pieces, this work on paper had been in the same private collection for over a century.
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The emerald, in the Harry Winston ring setting, has been in a private collection since the 1971 sale of Mrs.
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Some of her artwork is also in the expansive private collection of Shirley Sherwood, a British botanist, writer and philanthropist.
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However, as a part of Floris's private collection, it's seldom released and when it is, it's done in very small quantities.
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The painting has been part of a private collection for years and has never before been on display in the Netherlands.
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Many of the works on show are part of the Laing family's private collection at Kinkell Castle, now Ogilvie-Laing's home.
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Christie's sale of Gold Boxes: An Important Private Collection in London brought in a total of £5003,2500,2418 (~$2000,194,000) on December 5.
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This one, painted in 1938, was apparently one of his favorites, which he kept in his private collection until he died.
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Then another map turned up recently, in a private collection in Italy, and was acquired by Mr. Augustyn through an intermediary.
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DRN also contested a Utah law that banned private collection; the company dropped the suit after the state amended that law.
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And now his former personal assistant has been accused of stealing hundreds of bottles worth $1.2 million from his private collection.
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In fact, it's part of a private collection of souped up rides owned by wealthy entrepreneur and car enthusiast Barry Skolnick.
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With more than 200 pieces in her private collection, Ms. Venet has become an eminent proponent and patron of the form.
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Well, speaking of bobbleheads, this is a private collection that a man called Bobblehead Bob has been putting together since the 1990s.
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But there's also some genuine treasures in there that, frankly, would be a shame to see completely disappear into a private collection.
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The artwork, one of four portraits painted during the composer's lifetime and still part of a private collection, was painted in 1770.
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It also sold the most valuable private collection at auction, the collection of Peggy and David Rockefeller, which achieved over $835 million.
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"No Man's Land," in Miami for Art Basel, shows the work of more than 100 female artists at a private collection showcase.
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The result of Bacon's impassioned painting was "Two Studies of George Dyer with Dog" (1968), which now resides in a private collection.
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Private Collection Courtesy Galerie Perrotin In all three of these museum exhibitions, you've displayed films and sketches showing how your studio functions.
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Once lost for almost two centuries and believed to be destroyed, the work was found in 2007 in a British private collection.
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"Private Collection Agencies shall cease all Administrative Wage Garnishment efforts," a department official wrote in the message to the industry last week.
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The Congolese businessman Sindika Dokolo turned over his private collection to the foundation bearing his name that he established in Luanda, Angola.
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Hauser & Wirth had several seven-figure sales, including that of a Frank Auerbach painting that was placed in a Chinese private collection.
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The project will see them loaning paintings from their private collection of Rothkos to the Portland Art Museum for the next 20 years.
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It now stands as a rare example of a private collection from the 19th century that has not been broken up and dispersed.
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The resort also houses an auto museum that features Hendrick's private collection of nearly 60 cars, including a rare 1954 Oldsmobile F-88.
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Christie's auctioned off sixty pieces from the private collection of French critic Anne Tronche on June 18403, netting £2,209,000 (~$2,494,705) for the sale.
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This morning, Tekserve began a live auction selling off everything in its store, including the private collection of its co-founder, Dick Demenus.
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Documentary photographer David Hurn donated 1,500 of his own photographs and 700 photographs from his private collection to Amgueddfa Cymru, National Museum Wales.
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Meghan Markle made her crowning debut at her wedding where she borrowed a nearly 100-year-old tiara from Queen Elizabeth's private collection.
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Last year, Christie's sold the collection of Peggy and David Rockefeller for $835 million, the highest-grossing auction ever of a private collection.
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He went on to point out that the Mthethwa piece comes from the New Church Museum, which is in fact a private collection.
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Here in Texas, Rick Zamarripa, the father of Officer Zamarripa, plans to accept the library's offer of private collection viewings for family members.
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The duchess paired the $4,000 coat with a matching hat, as well as a gold shamrock brooch from the Royal Family's private collection.
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Brainiac, whose hobbies include shrinking alien cities for his private collection, also brings an unexpected gift: a part of Superman's home world, Krypton.
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In other words, unlike a private collection or a commercial gallery, an art museum's mission needs to be governed by its civic concerns.
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Fines and fees can rise quickly with late penalties, and can be sent to private collection agencies that add their own hefty surcharges.
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Sotheby's Six Treasures from an Important Private Collection sale in Hong Kong brought in a total of 84,189,000 HKD (~$10,725,0003) on April 3.
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From the History of the American People series, a work effectively lost in an unknown private collection, has resurfaced after decades off the radar.
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But it is the latest example of Napoleone's efforts towards art market equality that, quite literally, represents the public life of her private collection.
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Leon passed away in March of 2018, having assembled what is thought to be the largest private collection of works by African American quiltmakers.
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Christie's Hidden Treasures: Impressionist & Modern Masterpieces from an Important Private Collection sale in London brought in a total of £50,552,001 (~$67,221,000) on February 27.
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Of the 90 paintings and sculptures in this show, nearly all were exhibited or sold by Halpert's gallery, or were in her private collection.
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Cosimo de' Medici, whose power stemmed from his great wealth as a banker, collected rare texts, hand copying manuscripts himself for a private collection.
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One came from a private collection in Moscow, and once belonged to Ivan Zholtovsky, a dominant figure in 20th-century Soviet and Russian architecture.
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The art donated from the Ruschas' private collection includes not just pieces by Ruscha, but also from Joe Goode, George Herms, and Jerry McMillan.
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Christie's The Face of the Century: Photographs from a Private Collection sale in New York brought in a total of $30393,30383,30373 on April 30363.
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Sotheby's Fine Imperial Porcelain from a Distinguished Private Collection sale in Hong Kong brought in a total of 233,2775,43 HKD (~$24,514,2000) on April 3.
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On the occasion of publicly showing her private collection of work by women artists, Valeria Napoleone talks about why such a display is necessary.
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Schumacher's private collection of cars, from his boyhood karts to final Mercedes F1 car, is due to go on show at Motorworld Cologne next year.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Liebieghaus Skulpturensammlung has acquired the Reiner Winkler collection, a private collection of 17th and 0003th century ivory sculptures.
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The piano was originally sold from a private collection at Sotheby's London in September 2503, and will be up for online auction starting April 10.
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The Wrightsmans were known to hold the finest private collection in the United States of French decorative arts from before the French revolution in 1789.
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It was sold to Frédéric Boucheron, one of the favored jewelers of France's great families, at auction in 1887 before passing into a private collection.
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Madison's borough hall, officially named the Hartley Dodge Memorial Building, was built by heiress Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge and filled with art from her private collection.
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The collection has been a critical part of Denver's budding contemporary art scene and continues to be the most important private collection in the city.
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MASTERPIECES OF FRENCH FAIENCE: SELECTIONS FROM THE SIDNEY R. KNAFEL COLLECTION Examples from the world's finest private collection of the ceramic genre. Oct. 9-Sept.
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Austrian investigators recovered 67 paintings, including works by Oskar Kokoschka and Koloman Moser, that were stolen from a private collection in Vienna-Hietzing in 2014.
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The Glenstone Museum was created by Mitchell and Emily Wei Rales to house their private collection of postwar art, considered one of the world's best.
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The artwork, one of four portraits of the Austrian composer painted during his lifetime and still part of a private collection, was painted in 1770.
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He added that "not a single animal" at the zoo, which has the country's largest private collection of exotic animals, was hurt during the fires.
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Other exceptionally rare cards include a 236 T213 Honus Wagner that has been in a private collection since 213 when it sold for $21 million.
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Comic book artists set up tables for attendees to buy their prints, or commission them for original art pieces to add to their private collection.
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Pulchra Intimates recently collaborated with Farrah Abraham of MTV's "Teen Mom" for a private collection featuring bustiers, garters and bodysuits — all available for purchase on Amazon.
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Lost to history until 1914, when it was discovered in the private collection of a German baron, it is being sold by a German document collector.
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There's no word on whether or not Robby's new owner plans to put it on display again, or keep it as part of a private collection.
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Pistiolas owns the world's largest private collection of movie cameras, 937 vintage models and projectors, making this museum the largest of its kind in the world.
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In the case of Ms. Rosales's private collection, Ms. Donahue said a Marshals employee spent weeks researching documents from her original purchases provided by her lawyer.
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Also unusual is a non-gilded work, again from a private collection, by Gustav Klimt, whose flowers and petals beautifully fit into his signature tesserae style.
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In a statement to CNN, Del Bergiolo's lawyer Fausto Moscatelli attempted to portray his client as a "weapons enthusiast" who was merely maintaining a private collection.
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Like the canvas itself, which has been hidden away for years in a private collection, the painted woman is ready to be studied and re-evaluated.
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Hume, who owns the world's largest private collection of rhinos, has battled to overturn a ban on the sale of horn in South Africa for years.
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There is far more than one person could see, much of it up for just a few days before it's trundled off to someone's private collection.
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The sisters' massive collection outranks fellow sneaker fanatic Jordan Geller, who's private collection was awarded the Guinness World Record title in 2012 for over 2,0003 pairs.
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In 1957, the city stopped collecting commercial garbage, forcing businesses to pay for private collection and supersizing the carters that had previously served only industrial areas.
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When acquired in July 2017, the museum described its find as "extremely rare," having emerged from a private collection after first being exported from Egypt in 1971.
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Originally exported from Egypt in 1971, the coffin emerges from a private collection and is now a one-of-a-kind object in the Met's own holdings.
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Sir Isaac Newton Image: Godfrey KnellerAs reported in Chemistry World, the US Chemical Heritage Foundation has purchased the document, which languished in a private collection for decades.
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For a lot of Potter fans, the really exciting exhibits on show come from J.K. Rowling's private collection, and they show how Harry Potter sprang into life.
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The latest entry in the "Conjuring" universe shows us when Ed and Lorraine Warren (Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga) added the killer doll to their private collection.
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Christie's An Adventurous Spirit: An Important Private Collection Sold to Benefit a Charitable Foundation sale in London brought in a total of £8,626,188 (~$193,916,000) on December 13.
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Large-scale sculptures and paintings by local artists were also incorporated, with many pieces on loan from hotel owner Michael Dell's (as in Dell Computers) private collection.
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This private collection created by the art patron Julia Stoschek focuses on conceptual video, film projection and computer- and internet-based works spanning the past five decades.
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FYI, Marilyn's original white dress went for over $4.6 million at auction back in 2011 when Debbie Reynolds -- another Hollywood legend -- sold it from her private collection.
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" He maintains that the "existing collections will remain a key attraction," adding that a "private collection, through exhibitions, will be visible to the public for the first time.
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Calling the MoU a "sinister new precedent" in her essay, Pushpamala questions Poddar's motivations for wanting to turn the official state gallery into museum for his private collection.
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"I really fear that what we will have is that some collector will take it into their private collection and cut it off from public access," he said.
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You can find his work on shopping bags, duvet covers, coffee, condoms, and leather gear, and in art museums, galleries, and no doubt in many a private collection.
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Scholten Japanese Art A private collection of 200-year-old woodblock prints from the "golden age of ukiyo-e," including some unique examples, passes briefly through the market.
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She also points out that his closeted abstractions were the photographs he exhibited, while in his private collection he kept male nudes and portraits of same-sex lovers.
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Wilson, 62, could be considered hockey's version of Barry Halper, who at one time had assembled the most acclaimed private collection of baseball memorabilia in the United States.
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"To him it was her job as the curator of a museum, to, if not be interested in his private collection, to pretend to be interested," she said.
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He bought the art from the private collection of David Geffen, the entertainment mogul, and has lent it to the Art Institute of Chicago, where he is a trustee.
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"We only purchased it in 2014, and before that it was in a private collection," John T. McQuillen, the Morgan's assistant curator of printed books and bindings, told Hyperallergic.
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Balthus, "Le Chat de la Méditerranée [The Mediterranean Cat]" (22016), oil on canvas, 216×185 cm, private collection (Painting © Balthus, photo © Mondadori Portfolio/Bridgeman Images)Dreams blend.
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"The IRS is taking steps throughout this effort to ensure that the private collection firms work responsibly and respect taxpayer rights," said IRS Commissioner John Koskinen in a statement.
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An 1889 postcard from a private collection depicting the Eiffel Tower, illustrated by French artist Léon-Charles Libonis and based on a photograph by Etienne and Louis-Antonin Neurdein.
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Peres Projects' current show, which opened Friday, June 19855th, is the second exhibition of works from Perés' private collection of African art exhibited alongside works of contemporary Western artists.
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With an anonymous buyer, it's unclear where the mural will end up — as part of a private collection, or somewhere more visible like its original home at Grace House.
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RM Sotheby's more original Le Mans-winner, which had been in the same American private collection for 16 years, had been estimated to sell for at least $20 million.
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Caravaggio's "Mary Magdalene in Ecstasy," a painting of the biblical figure that was found in a private collection in 2014, is one of 11 Caravaggio works on view here.
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Private Collection Courtesy Galerie Perrotin GARAGE: Since your early paintings— Nuclear Power Picture from 1988, for example—you've consistently made art that comments on the dangers of nuclear power.
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Diamonds from Princess Diana's private collection were also used in the making of Meghan Markle's engagement ring, along with a diamond from Botswana, where she and Prince Harry vacationed.
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"La Maricón de Tía Gila" appears among drawings of deformed and handicapped figures in Goya's private collection of drawings, Album C, intended to represent those at the social margins.
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In "The Table (Still Life With Rabbit)," 2708-29400, on loan from a private collection, Miró breaks apart Cubism's shadowy geometries, reordering the little shards into a stylized representation.
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This latest discovery arrives just three months after the confirmed authenticity of another Bosch, also by experts at BRCP, of a drawing that spent years in a private collection.
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At Christie's, the 246-lot Audrey Hepburn "private collection" sale, held on Wednesday by her sons, Luca Dotti and Sean Hepburn Ferrer, consisted mainly of photographs and fashion items.
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It had been on display at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris from 4.13 to 2018 after having been seized by the French authorities from a private collection in 1988.
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The Christie's sale in Paris was the last of several from the fabled private collection of Pierre Vérité and his son Claude, both highly regarded dealers in tribal art.
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Its three cousins, of finer finish and about a century more recent, have been lent from the Smithsonian in Washington, the Menil Collection in Houston, and a private collection.
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Made in Liverpool in about 1769, it emerged from an English private collection and was, according to Mr. Libson, the last of the artist's "science" pictures available for sale.
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Eight years later, not only has he been able to conclude that hydrogen bombs pack a bigger punch, but he's amassed Russia's largest private collection of photographs on the subject.
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Only four of the Holt Broadsides, as the documents came to be called, were known to survive until a few months ago, when a fifth surfaced in a private collection.
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Open to the public since 2010, the showroom features gleaming vehicles and vintage gas pumps, which are from a private collection owned by the locally based singer-songwriter-piano man.
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He set up 259 books, mostly in Creole, from his own private collection: books on Haitian history, folklore, religion, politics; romance novels and big, colorful children's stories by Haitian authors.
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It has an art deco architecture that is both classic and modern, complemented by an amazing and eclectic private collection of antiques that give you a sense of Thailand's history.
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Two steps down from the modern tasting room is the family's own museum: a private collection commemorating not only their own history, but the heritage and culture of the Gagauz.
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On Monday, the mother-to-be also wore the Collingwood pearl and diamond earrings, which were a wedding present to the late Princess of Wales and kept in her private collection.
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Christie's recently announced that it was selling what it calls a previously unrecorded First Folio from a "discreet and off-the-radar" private collection, valued at $1.1 million to $1.7 million.
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They hang on the walls of a library he recently built next to his home—a repository for all company publications and for Steidl's private collection of several thousand art books.
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There can be no doubt that Sloane's attempt to obtain a version of the entire world in his private collection resembles the British imperial mania for ownership over lands and peoples.
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Private Collection Courtesy Galerie Perrotin What have you enjoyed about collaborating with graffiti artists like MADSAKI, snipe220, and UFO22 on your paintings, sculpture, and the entrance curtain at the Garage MCA?
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HOLIDAY EXPRESS: TOYS AND TRAINS FROM THE JERNI COLLECTION The New-York Historical Society's latest mounting of hundreds of trains, models and figurines from a large private collection. Oct. 27–Feb.
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A stretcher bar was signed "Scully," the email from Bonhams said, and the work was described as being part of a private collection after having been acquired directly from the artist.
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Eventually Ata ended up in the private collection in Barcelona of Ramon Navia-Osorio, who did not immediately respond to an email query about whether he had legally obtained Ata's remains.
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Ata, as the remains came to be known, ended up in a private collection, but the rumors continued, fueled in part by a U.F.O. documentary in 2013 that featured the skeleton.
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Sotheby's added a further £4.2 million to the tally on Thursday when it sold the private collection of the renowned Russian musician Mstislav Rostropovich, whose 1783 Guadagnini cello raised £1.9 million.
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The Salon Berlin of the Museum Frieder Burda — a private collection in Baden-Baden, Germany — is displaying its first virtual-reality component with "The Bridge," by the Ukranian artist Nikita Shalenny.
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In addition to the work from the Bronx Museum of the Arts' permanent collection and a private collection, Baltrop's personal archive will be accessible to the public for the first time.
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Painted in Paris in 1959, and notable for its thick impasto with vivid passages of red, this was on consignment from a private collection at an asking price of $14 million.
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Private collection There's a variable, persistent gawkiness to Cole's art, particularly when compared with the professionally consummate manners of the painters whom he directly inspired, notably Church and Asher B. Durand.
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The French World War I museum — created with a private collection amassed over 40 years — is constantly seeking inventive strategies to attract international tourists from the country's core museum hub, Paris.
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It features glasses of all shapes, sizes and colors, organized into two sections: A private collection of historical pieces owned by an Israeli optometrist, and 50 conceptual eyeglasses by contemporary Israeli designers.
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Yes, it sounds like it's straight out of a fairy tale, but like sister-in-law Kate Middleton, she wore an actual, honest-to-god tiara from Queen Elizabeth's own private collection.
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That space will be reserved for two other components of the plan — a craft distillery and a "Museum of Time," featuring a private collection of industrial timepieces mostly from the 22013th century.
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Christie's auctioneers said on Friday that more than 1,200 bidders from all over the world registered for the two-day sale of items from the private collection of Ronald and Nancy Reagan.
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Like the canvas itself, which has been hidden away for years in a private collection, the painted woman in Elsie Palmer Payne's "Bus Stop" is ready to be studied and re-evaluated.
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When I asked Gary Cypres, the owner of the largest private collection of sports memorabilia in the world, what had been the One That Got Away, he gave me a befuddled look.
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That's why we remember his successes with the Michael Schumacher Private Collection exhibition in Cologne, by publishing memories in social media and by continuing his charitable work through the Keep Fighting Foundation.
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Howman said urine tests were too easy to circumvent and too expensive, costing in some cases $1,000 per sample for a private collection agency to carry out and send to a laboratory.
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These works, including the windswept "Night Watch" (1966), on loan from a private collection on the West Coast, strongly suggest Joseph Beuys's scrawled blackboards (though they lack his social idealist (leftist) intent).
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Private Collection Courtesy Galerie Perrotin Would you consider 1992's Sea Breeze installation, which mimics the flashes of light from an atomic explosion, to be the centerpiece of Under the Radiation Falls?
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Donated by Rosin's family, The Nancy and Henry Rosin Collection of Valentine, Friendship, and Devotional Ephemera is considered the "best private collection of its kind in the world," according to the Huntington.
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Ms. Olson's office analyzed 360,000 delinquent accounts that could be turned over for private collection; among those who filed recent tax returns, more than a third had income of less than $20,000.
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The two of them cooked up a plan for the museum back in the mid-1940s; it was to be a purpose-built container for Guggenheim's private collection of Non-Objective art.
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Nearly all of the paintings and sculptures on view were exhibited or sold by Halpert's gallery, or were in her private collection, including works by the proto-Pop abstract painter Stuart Davis.
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As for wine, Solomon's private collection is so extensive that his former personal assistant was accused of stealing $1.2 million worth of wine from it, according to an indictment unsealed in January.
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Although it seems like the foundation has exhausted its financial options, Mr. Bongartz said he hoped the artifacts remain on display rather than being sold and tucked away into a private collection.
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Take the name of the National Museum of the American Indian, which was created by a 1989 act of Congress, incorporating a large private collection and turning it into a public institution.
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In the show's star attraction, Rembrandt's "Judas Returning the Thirty Pieces of Silver," on loan from a private collection, Judas is pictured on his knees, begging a group of priests for forgiveness.
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While some people have been known to keep a private collection of dangerous reptiles in the confines of their own backyards, Franco was likely trying to make a quick buck off the reptiles.
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According to the gallery, van Huysum's painting is currently being kept in the private collection of a German family, who have refused "numerous requests from the Italian state" to visit the Uffizi museum.
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The collection will move to Sotheby's in Hong Kong next month before Bowie's entire private collection is put on public display in London in November in the week leading up to the auction.
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Until recently, The Book of Miracles remained hidden in a private collection, but a recent facsimile volume by the publisher Taschen has returned the wondrous pages to all of their former Renaissance glory.
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This Friday, her gallery will open a new exhibition and sale of some of Hardy's favorite original prints, which were saved as keepsakes in his private collection and have never before been displayed.
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Now in a British private collection, the picture is visiting New York for the first time, and has been surrounded at the Morgan Library with a wealth of the artist's prints and drawings.
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After dinner, the gathering of approximately 30 political figures and D.C. socialites smoked "some cigars from the ambassador's private collection," a comment to which Ross raised his eyebrows, to laughs from the crowd.
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This survey of drawings and photographs, most of it from a private collection, is like an archive thrown open, a document of both an era and an artistic collaboration cut short by AIDS.
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The picture, of a combination desk and bookcase that is among the objects being studied by a team at Yale, is from Matthew J. Buckley/Gary R. Sullivan Antiques, not a "private collection."
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Since 1877, they have been part of the private collection of the Rothschild family, which kept them in their Paris mansion, according to Sébastien Allard, the director of the Louvre's department of paintings.
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We visit the Buffalo Dream Ranch in South Africa, where John Hume is breeding the largest private collection of rhinos on earth: he sells their horn, he says, to keep the species alive.
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The addition, to be called the Rothko Pavilion, comes with a partnership with Rothko's children, Christopher Rothko and Kate Rothko Prizel, that will provide loans of major Rothko paintings from their private collection.
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Sotheby's sale of Fine Autograph Letters and Manuscripts from a Distinguished Private Collection: Part II, Music, Americana, English and Continental Literature in New York brought in a total of $527,380 on December 13.
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Nearly 4,000 bottles of rare whisky could bring in more than $10 million in Scotland next year in what would be the largest private collection of whisky ever to go up for auction.
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The sultan and his family also own thousands of luxury cars -- including F1 supercars, rare Lamborghinis and around 500 Rolls Royces, the largest private collection of the luxury British auto in the world.
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For this mini-exhibition, this recently restored panel from the society's own collection has been joined by two outer panels — on loan from a private collection — that likely formed the triptych's original wings.
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Cape Town's Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (MOCAA) showcases 21st-century works from the continent and the Diaspora, anchored to the private collection of its patron Jöchen Zeitz, former CEO of PUMA.
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HUGE TROVE OF NEIL ARMSTRONG&aposS PRIVATE COLLECTION SET FOR AUCTION THIS YEAR The King James microform Bible measures just 1.625-square inches and was given to the mission by the Apollo Prayer League.
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This survey of drawings and photographs, most of it from a private collection, is like an archive thrown open, a document both of an era and of an artistic collaboration cut short by AIDS.
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He says his is the largest private collection of architectural ornaments in the country, and it is growing faster than ever, as New York City's construction boom yields more artifacts than he can save.
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Though bittersweet, it makes sense, then, that her son Francesco Carrozzini teamed up with luxury Italian e-tailer YOOX to sell a curated selection of pieces from her private collection of clothes and accessories.
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Purchased as a group from an unidentified British private collection, the acquisition is a landmark move for the institution, which has built up its trove of European drawings over two and a half decades.
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This precaution was a legacy of the Lendrum years, when the climber and his father were convicted of falsifying nest records to cover up their theft of hundreds of eggs for their private collection.
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Mr. Ramon Navarro had acquired the atmospheric 21972th-century drawing, showing an Italian country house, from a private collection; scholars have accepted it as a previously unrecorded work by Vernet, who lived in Rome.
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An eagerly contested group of 11 on-trend American works from an unidentified New York private collection was topped by a 1982 Jean-Michel Basquiat painting of a red skull on a Xerox collage.
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Bandaman also told Agence-France Presse, "At least 20203 museums around the world have Ivorian works, and this does not include private collection," indicating that France is not the only country with looted works.
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Andy Warhol, "Liz #21924" (21853), synthetic polymer paint silkscreened on canvas, 21 x 22015 inches (22011 x 19663 cm) (image courtesy private collection, © 21966 the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.
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Since it will be coming from the Floris private collection, it won't be sold to the masses — though if you want to splurge on the $180 scent that inspired it, you have our royal blessing.
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The medal is on loan to the fort from the Robert Nittolo Collection, "the largest and most important private collection of 18th-century militaria in North America," and public viewing will start on July 4.
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This may be due to fees added in rehabilitation, which include the cost of placing the loan with a private collection agency, as well as processing fees and attorney fees from the Department of Justice.
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The Modigliani stayed hidden within a private collection where it stayed hidden until 1996, when International Art Center bought it at Christie's in London for $3.2 million, according to documents filed in New York courts.
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A Sotheby's auction in December garnered more than $500,000 after selling over 600 original action figures, toys and other collectibles from the Star Wars franchise, all of which came from Japanese designer, Nigo's private collection.
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They say his own practices in detailing the provenance of works within a Manhattan museum he co-founded, the nonprofit Neue Galerie, and his private collection have not been as transparent as they should be.
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Scores of menorahs from the private collection of Aharon Ben Zalman — from countries across the globe and including some from colonial America, 16th-century Italy and modern India — will be on view for several months.
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It vastly expands the foundation's already-extensive exhibition spaces with new galleries reserved for Miuccia Prada's private collection of contemporary art, and adds a new restaurant and roof-deck bar to the premises as well.
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"I felt as though I represented a part of Italy which counted for nothing," Maradona tells Kapadia, in voiceover that runs throughout the movie over archival footage, some of which is from Maradona's private collection.
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Curated by the historian Barry Miles, they come from the private collection of the late British publisher Felix Dennis, preserved and archived as mementos of the outrage and dissatisfaction that characterized a socially contentious era.
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These books, part of a canon of Communist art works known as "red classics," have recently become collectors' items, and the Long Museum West has the largest private collection of them, assembled by Wang Wei.
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"We couldn't imagine that such a work could still exist in a private collection," Susan Kloman, head of African and Oceanic Art at Christie's, said in the pre-auction promotional content for the Verité sale.
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Then, in 4.33, Smerling was involved in a controversial Anselm Kiefer exhibition, also at Kunsthalle Bonn, composed entirely of work borrowed from the private collection of Hans Grothe, for whom Sterling worked as a private consultant.
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Now 67, after more than half a century building what he believes is the world's largest private collection of model aircraft, he has donated the lot to Shannon Airport, where his lifelong passion for aviation began.
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The way forward is to curb these fees, end the use by courts of private collection companies that add their own charges to the debt, and limit court debt to some percentage of a person's income.
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One of the many subspecialities within Wright's wheelhouse is Italian glass, and on May 23 Wright will sell a large private collection that includes Fulvio Bianconi's "Con Macchie Vase," with an estimate of $90,000 to $120,000.
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And, as with their previous shows, they expect to buy one or more of Mr. Bertschmann's paintings for their private collection, which, in addition to emerging and overlooked artists, includes works by Picasso, Miró and Giacometti.
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Mr. Kallman, who has a collection of about 1.5 million albums in his own private collection, began his career as a D.J., and for the past three years has been on the archive's board of trustees.
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" And, though the painting is described as being "property from an important private collection," the hieroglyphic catalog symbols below the description, once deciphered, reveal that the auction house "owns the lot in whole or in part.
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"He changed the perception of things by putting streetwear on the high fashion runway," David Casavant, the owner of one of the world's largest private collection of Raf Simons archival pieces, told me over the phone.
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It wasn't until nearly 60 years later, in June 2015, that a full version of Battle of the Century's second reel resurfaced, in the private collection of amateur film preservationist Gordon Berkow, who died in 2004.
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Many of the works of Stanley Spencer: Of Angels & Dirt are from his private collection, including a sketchbook dating back to 1907 (and making its first appearance in the exhibit), which reveals some of his earliest drawings.
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In recent years, this deteriorating print from Tsukerman's private collection was the only readily available means of seeing the film; currently out-of-print Laserdiscs and DVDs are uncommon, and the film is unavailable on streaming platforms.
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But the treasures of David and Peggy Rockefeller still set a high for the most valuable private collection sold at auction, surpassing the $191931 million total (revised in 21923) for the Yves Saint Laurent collection in 280.8.
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And, increasingly, she is appreciated not just by the country's connoisseurs—"The Giantess (The Guardian of the Egg)", (pictured overleaf) sold for $20183m a decade ago, and is now in a private collection—but by ordinary Mexicans.
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And I knew from hard experience that the longer the jersey was missing, the more likely it would wind up in the private collection of some memorabilia sicko, never to be seen again by a worshiping public.
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Stephanie K. Donley, the Major Gifts Manager for the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia), said the museum is more likely to receive a donation from a private collection rather than an artist, but artists do donate work occasionally.
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Here are some tasting notes for a recent auction from the Gordon MacPhail auction house for a 1968 Caol Ila Scotch from a private collection, referenced from the WhiskeyWash site: Price: £7,500 (around $9,500 USD) Colour: Dark gold.
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First recorded in the private collection of King Charles I, the work was auctioned in 323 before vanishing until 1900, by which time Christ's face and hair had been painted over, which Wintermute said was "quite common" practice.
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The "Bowie/Collector" three-part sale in November will feature around 400 items from the pop icon's private collection and is seen fetching "in excess of 10 million pounds" ($13.24 million), a spokeswoman for the auction house said.
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The 140-page typescript, annotated by the actress, was one of more than 250 items from the private collection of Ms. Hepburn offered by her sons, Luca Dotti and Sean Hepburn Ferrer, at a live auction at Christie's.
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She was accused of art-world myopia when the museum initiated a 2010 show of the prized private collection of a trustee, Dakis Joannou, curated not by museum staff but by Mr. Joannou's most prized artist, Jeff Koons.
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There are now more skeletons to go around, but unfortunately, based on an upcoming auction at the Parisian auction house Aguttes, you'll still need a couple million dollars of disposable cash to add a dinosaur to your private collection.
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There are some truly amazing things on view, and a fair like this gives us a chance to see objects up close, before they disappear forever in a private collection, or get tucked away behind glass in a museum.
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It was in a private collection so it was not likely to be seen again in the near future, which is why, as Frecon told me, she had come back to the museum many times to look at it.
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In addition to earning a healthy living via black market art trade, Breitweiser built a prodigious private collection of his own, with objects taken from 172 galleries, auction houses, and museums in Switzerland, France, and Germany, among other places.
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Dealers would stock their booths thinking of influential tastemakers like Alberto Pinto (who died in 218 and whose private collection was being auctioned at Christie's in Paris during the biennale this month), Jacques Grange, Roberto Peregalli and Jacques Garcia.
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It's place-marked in the exhibition — presumably it could still arrive — by a workshop version of the same picture from a Swiss private collection.) Once you enter the show, though, you leave internecine politics (if not connoisseurial questions) behind.
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To that end, pieces from Arquetopia's private collection ground the show squarely in history, including a work dating back to 1940 by photographer Lola Álvarez-Bravo, a seminal although lesser known figure of the Mexican post-revolution modern art scene.
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The clothing maker encourages an interest in art as well as fashion — corporate employees get free access to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (where Gap founders Doris and Donald Fisher worked with the museum to exhibit their private collection).
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HUGE TROVE OF NEIL ARMSTRONG&aposS PRIVATE COLLECTION SET FOR AUCTION THIS YEAR Shepard's Apollo 14 mission came right after the ill-fated Apollo 13 mission where an oxygen tank exploded causing the astronauts to scramble to return safely to Earth.
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It includes around 100 works of American modern and folk art, most of which were either exhibited at Halpert's gallery or part of her own private collection (reassembled here for the first time since its sale after her death in 1970).
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Unlike some other famous royal pieces, the tiara is part of the family's private collection and currently belongs to Queen Elizabeth II. The stunner was originally commissioned from famous court jewelers Garrard by Queen Mary sometime in 1913 or 1914.
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Yet he faced criticism for more than a decade from other restitution advocates and scholars who said that he was not sufficiently transparent in detailing the provenance of works within the holdings of the museum and his own private collection.
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The Education Department is putting a stop to collecting on defaulted federal student loans amid the coronavirus pandemic and ordering private collection firms to stop pursuing borrowers "until further notice," according to the official and a memo sent to the companies.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Steinhardt, 77, declined to comment, "for now," on the seizure of at least nine pieces from his private collection at his Fifth Avenue apartment at 79th Street, a three-floor home that overlooks Central Park.
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Next April, Christie's will serve as a reminder of the changing vagaries of money and taste when it auctions the private collection of Jayne Wrightsman, the oil heiress, museum patron and society hostess who died in April at age 0003.
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A remarkable case in point is "Judas Returning the Thirty Pieces of Silver" (1629), now on rare loan from a private collection in England to the Morgan Library, where it headlines the show "Rembrandt's First Masterpiece," augmented with drawings and prints.
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The question of why Poddar wants to use a public space to house a private collection and the clause that MAP will retain full programming control have led to fears that the space will no longer be easily available to the community.
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Dalí17 opened two years ago thanks to real estate mogul Dmitry Piterman, who converted a former maritime museum with model boats into a container for his large collection of what many have claimed is the largest private collection of art by Dalí.
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The images were rediscovered on Twitter earlier this month, and come from a private collection of of shots taken at the Gladys Porter Zoo in Brownsville, Texas — the place Harambe and his mother called home before the male gorilla was transplanted to Cincinnati.
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While the idea of arts consultants and Vikings representatives curating a largely private collection for a sports team's stadium might strike some purists as offensive, it also means the art is reaching audiences that might not seek it out in museums and galleries.
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He said he planned to use his wealth to set up a public foundation on the premises of his studio in Düsseldorf, which he would endow and where all of the prints reserved for his private collection would be viewed in the future.
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Starting in the early 1950s, Mr. Heller and his first wife, Judith Ann Goldhill Heller, plunged into the nascent New York art world and its latest innovations to build what was arguably the best private collection of Abstract Expressionist painting that ever existed.
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One of the works was found in a private collection in Southern Germany; the other two were found, again, in Cornelius Gurlitt's stash of more than 1,500 artworks — many of which have questionable provenance, to say the least — inherited from his father.
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These tablets formed part of the private collection of biblical artifacts purchased by Hobby Lobby — 40,000 items strong — destined for eventual display at the Museum of the Bible, scheduled to open this November in Washington, D.C., just steps from the National Mall.
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Indeed, Goldbarth's private collection of 1950s "Ace Doubles" — two sci-fi novels sandwiched together upside-down/right-side-up and sharing a single spine — inspired the design of this collection, which is also switchbacked, complete with a different image on each cover.
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The artworks at this country estate about two hours southwest of London belonged to a private collection until the mid-20th century, when the family who owned them turned over much of their home and art collection to the public to ease inheritance taxes.
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A permanent home for Nancy Olnick and Giorgio Spanu's private collection, the site boasts 228,000 square feet of exhibition space for the express purpose of showcasing postwar to contemporary Italian art, as well as a library comprised of more than 5,000 publications on the subject.
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Instead of one Atari 2700 (a prototype that had a radio frequency antenna in the controller) being stuck in a private collection somewhere, The Game Console brings it and over 100 other devices into historical context with one another, all within a readily digestible format.
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Sometimes working alone, but often with the help of his girlfriend, Breitwieser amassed a private collection of stolen art objects worth more than a billion dollars, and hoarded it in their attic living quarters of his mother's house in the Alsace region of France.
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Entered from a private collection in Paris, having previously been owned by the author Roald Dahl, this triptych of expressive head studies of the artist's lover was estimated to sell for at least $50 million — an auction high for Bacon canvases of smaller format.
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A problem with creating a show entirely from one private collection — quite apart from the ethics of institutionally promoting potentially resalable art — is that you have to work with what's there, and the Barjeel collection, on the evidence here, is not an especially imaginative one.
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Two days after she attended the Met Gala, in which she rocked a head-to-toe embellished and embroidered Michael Kors Collection catsuit with a custom matching Stephen Jones cap, the model shared some photos from her private collection that she snapped at the star-studded event.
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First recorded in the private collection of King Charles I, the work was auctioned in 1763 before vanishing until 1900, by which time Christ's face and hair had been painted over - once a "quite common" practice, according to Alan Wintermute, Christie's senior specialist for Old Master paintings.
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He shrank from any engagement with the emerging modernity of Europe, to the point of eschewing for his drawings—featured at the Met in a companion show from the private collection of Karen B. Cohen—the period's innovations in customized artist's paper and other novel materials.
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Paul McCarthy's 1994 sculpture "Tomato Head (Green)," presented by Hauser & Wirth and priced at $4.75 million, was bought by an American private collection, and the New York dealer Skarstedt found a home for Mike Kelley's 50-part work on paper, "Reconstructed History," from 1989, at $19593 million.
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In 2007, Kay Tobin Lahusen, a gay photojournalist, donated more than 170 boxes of historical materials from her private collection to the New York Public Library, which marked the beginning of an era in which public libraries began to accept and house collections of LGBT materials.
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The I.R.S. says that delinquent taxpayers whose accounts are turned over to the private collection agencies will have already received many letters by mail from the agency, urging them to pay and warning them that the debt would be turned over to a third party for collection.
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In 1981, Mr. Benson was asked to reproduce 20113 historic photographs from the immense private collection of the Gilman Paper Company — including works by Mathew Brady, Henry Fox Talbot, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Diane Arbus and Alfred Stieglitz — that had been displayed at the company's Manhattan headquarters.
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Born and educated in Italy, he is noted for his private collection of Italian Renaissance and Baroque paintings — a testament to having an uncanny eye for spotting works by genuine masters and buying them for a fraction of their true worth, as Smithsonian magazine wrote in 2009.
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But the Metropolitan Museum, which mounted its own Velázquez bender in 1989, currently has a rewarding display of portraits by the painter: four of its own, one from a private collection, and two from the Hispanic Society of America, the underappreciated uptown institution now closed for renovations.
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"In the 1960s and '70s, it really was all about ready-to-wear, clothes designed with women in mind, because there hadn't been anything like it before," Ms. Khanh told the magazine L'Express in 2016, when she sold her private collection at a vintage-clothing auction.
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"The artwork represents a windfall to the property owner, and they should celebrate their good fortune by continuing to share it with the public rather than putting it on the chopping block in some auction house and ending up in a board room or someone's private collection."
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"The 'Judith Beheading Holofernes' that has just been identified in a private collection in Toulouse must be considered, by far, the most important painting discovered in the last 20 years, and by one of the universal geniuses of painting," Turquin said in a statement sent to Hyperallergic.
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"Salvator Mundi" by Leonardo da Vinci, the last painting by the Italian master to remain in a private collection, sold Wednesday for a record-setting $103 million at Christie's auction house in New York City, with a final bid of $400 million and a commission of $50 million.
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This tenant will be the Hill Art Foundation, which plans to operate a 6,400-square-foot two-story museum on the Getty's third and fourth floors showcasing the private collection of J. Tomilson Hill, the vice chairman of the Blackstone Group private equity firm, and his wife, Janine.
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Of those seven, two have disappeared from public view: one was destroyed in a fire in Japan during an Allied bombing of Osaka during World War II; another is in a private collection that has not made the work available for loan to any museums, Ms. Bakker said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A chunk of the Berlin Wall and a pair of cowboy boots that belonged to late U.S. President Ronald Reagan will be auctioned in September as part of the private collection of Ronald and Nancy Reagan that is expected to fetch more than $2 million.
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Although public photography is generally legal under the First Amendment and there has been some pushback against private collection in a few states, lawmakers haven't fully grappled with the ramifications of turning plate photos into a persistent, searchable database that provides a map of millions of peoples' lives.
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Kulczyk says that while her intentions are not to use the museum as a showcase for her own private collection, she's more interested in focusing on broader thematic art historical subjects, henceforth she plans on working with outside curators and art historians on a project-by-project basis.
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She is currently in negotiations with the city government to work out a public/private partnership deal, which would be a permanent space for her vast collection of over 500 Polish and international modern and contemporary works, and would be the first private collection open to the public in Poland.
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Inside Art For decades, Ruth and Marvin Sackner of Miami collected language-based artworks — typewriter art, artist books, micrography, sound and performance poetry, mail art and experimental calligraphy — amassing what now could be the largest private collection of its kind in the world, the Sackner Archive of Concrete and Visual Poetry.
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With objects borrowed from the Tolkien Archive at the Bodleian Library in Oxford, the Marquette University Libraries in Milwaukee, the Morgan's private collection, and private lenders, this exhibition includes family photographs, memorabilia, original illustrations, maps, draft manuscripts, and designs related to The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, and The Silmarillon.
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His most visible post was as the director of the Museo Jumex (pronounced WHO-mex) in Mexico City, which opened in 2013 as a showcase for the private collection of Eugenio López Alonso, the sole heir to the Grupo Jumex juice fortune, and is run by a foundation financed by that company.
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Currently, the most active private space in Caracas is probably Sala TAC, which produces relevant and well-researched exhibitions such as Enmarcando a Gerd Leufert: Listonados, Tramas Andinas: Tradición e Innovación de textieles de Barbara Brandli, and Tito Caula: El registro inagotable in collaboration with the private collection Archivo de la Fotografía Urbana.
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At one point in our conversation, Kiefer gestured to the vitrine beside him, suggesting that after the show he might empty it of the sculpture it held and put something else in its place (he was evidently speaking in the abstract, since all of the works on display are labeled "Private Collection").
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"Sharing never-before-seen photographs — many from Angela's own private collection — and charming anecdotes of their time spent together, this revealing book provides memorable insights into what it's like to work closely with The Queen, to curate her wardrobe and to discover a true and lasting connection along the way," the book's synopsis reads.
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The painting, on loan from a British private collection and in the United States for the first time, is powerful in ways that Rembrandt's great work turned out to be, with its operatic, Verdian largeness of gesture, its sense for light as both specific and cosmic, and its piercing, unembarrassable instinct for human emotion.
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"Sharing never-before-seen photographs – many from Angela's own private collection – and charming anecdotes of their time spent together, this revealing book provides memorable insights into what it's like to work closely with The Queen, to curate her wardrobe and to discover a true and lasting connection along the way," the book's synopsis reads.
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On Wednesday, the day after the Chanel and Louis Vuitton women's wear shows brought the spring 250 ready-to-wear season to an end, a sale had been scheduled for a private collection of embroideries from the historic houses of Lesage and Michonet — said to be the largest such collection ever available to the public.
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Also exhibited will be an 1822 map published by John Rangel Jr., the city surveyor, who plotted the Manhattan grid imposed by the 1811 Commissioners' Plan (borrowed from a private collection) and a wall map from 1898 that is described as perhaps the earliest to depict the five boroughs consolidated into Greater New York.
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Jennifer Lopez is a smart, savvy celeb who knows exactly what she's doing ... so there's gotta be something to the fact that she made a surprise appearance during her ex-husband's concert just days after 86ing her BF. Jennifer stunned the Radio City Music Hall crowd Saturday night during Marc Anthony's "Private Collection" concert.
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The photos, from the private collection of the Titanic's chief electrical engineer, John Kempster, are said to shed light on the true cause of the sinking — a topic that has been hotly debated over the years — by revealing the use of a range of substandard materials (and cost-cutting, dangerous shortcuts) during the building of the mighty ship.
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On Wednesday, Artcurial will open a show in that airport space dedicated to Dina Vierny, a muse to the French sculptor Aristide Maillol, titled "Un éclectisme électrique de Maillol à Marcel Duchamp" ("An Electric Eclectism From Maillol to Marcel Duchamp"), which features various portraits of Ms. Vierny by Maillol and works by Pierre Bonnard, Henri Matisse and other artists from her private collection.
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Where: 21996 Avenida Cesar Chavez, Monterey Park, California (East Los Angeles College) Hours: 250pm–22018pm, Tuesday through Saturday, except 12pm–7pm, Thursday (free admission) Bolstered by resources from LACMA and its own private collection of pre-Colombian and contemporary artworks, the Vincent Price Art Museum provides culturally responsive exhibitions and programming for the communities of East Los Angeles and the San Gabriel Valley.
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