Dear Readers,
Live auctions are always fascinating when you are stuffed jam-packed into a room at Christie's or Sotheby's. If you enjoy the electric atmosphere of a live auction then definitely you should try to follow the latest auction news and search for a reasonable target for your investment in art. However fidget at your own peril! The art of silent stillness can become excruciatingly difficult even without being able to articulate a scream.
A site that I love to watch myself is http://www.invaluable.com
Indeed the site is enjoyable and it is reliable and a fine way of browsing through art offerings without having to sit in a stuffy room like a mannequin lest you bid the wrong lot! So sign up for the latest reports and offerings at invaluable.com. Is a rather capital idea if you just cannot stand the buzz of nerves of a live auction room.
This offering is part of a collection of offerings of fine art at the website - invaluable where paintings from the 15th - 19th centuries are open for bid:
Lot 1: Francesco Casanova, copy after, Collapse of a Wooden Bridge
His principal paintings are:
1. Cavalry Engagement; location - Dulwich Gallery, UK.
2. Wanderers near a river - Lille Museum, France.
3 Two Landscapes; Paris - Louvre, France.
To make a live bid simply sign up with invaluable.com at:
http://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/francesco-casanova,-copy-after,-collapse-of-a-woo-1-c-7d847ffb8f
Discussions in fine art by Pieter Bergli
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http://thegenteelworldofcoffee.blogspot.com/
and of course for lovers of art
https://www.pinterest.com/myartmusings/
Thank you
