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Paris Tabletop Photo Fair Opens Only on Saturday, Nov. 14th at the Pavillon Wagram with 60 International Dealers Focusing on Vintage Photography
The Paris photography trade fair 24.39 returns for its third edition during Paris Photo week, bringing 60 international exhibitors to the Pavillon Wagram (47 avenue de Wagram, Paris, in the…
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Olivia Parker: Lost Objects and Still Lifes
Olivia Parker was born in 1941 in Boston, MA. After graduating from Wellesley College in 1963 with a BA degree in art history, she began her career as a…
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On Connoisseurship and Photography Print Values: A Discussion
This article is devoted to a very important subject: connoisseurship and the print. This should be a topic of primary concern for any collector, institution or dealer. What…
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