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7:21pm
Snapshot: ‘Buffalo Bull’s Back Fat’ (1832) by George Catlin
The artist made expeditions up the Mississippi in the 1830s to document every tribe of the ‘vanishing race’ threatened by America’s westward expansion
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7:37pm
New look for the old ways
All Arts Istanbul, one of the city’s fairs, promotes traditional arts as the contemporary market starts to look saturated
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7:37pm
Birth of a power bloc
Former Soviet states in Central Asia and the Caucasus are fast raising their profile on the contemporary art scene
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7:32pm
The age of rediscovery
The world-class Barbier-Mueller Collection of pre-Columbian art was lovingly pieced together over two generations. Now it is on sale once more. By Susan Moore
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7:31pm
Visions of a fast-moving continent
Visitors to Art Dubai this year can enjoy a wealth of contemporary art from Africa
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7:25pm
Armory is site specific
New York’s leading contemporary and modern art fair links up with an online partner
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7:20pm
The Art Market: why 13 is lucky for some
London’s new fair goes global, China shows its wealth, while exports come under fire
Mar 3, 2013
Craigie Aitchison: A Private Collection, Waddington Custot Galleries, London
This selling show is a rare chance to get an overview of the visionary Scottish artist’s mature work
Mar 1, 2013
A study in strictures
Does Federico Barocci – suggested as a better painter than his contemporary El Greco – deserve this grand revival?
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