Archive for March, 2008

Ben Bernanke, and How Auctions Should Operate

Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

I just finished reading Alan Greenspan’s book, “Age of Turbulence”, and thought that in the scheme of international economics and world issues, the art and antiques industry is pretty much a speck of dust. But Ben Bernanke’s latest orchestration of the Bear Stearns purchase reveals how the auction process works best. He […]

Decorative and Fine Arts, as Props Around Us

Thursday, March 6th, 2008

Presentation is everything, for selling, image, or a person’s own self esteem. The forms of presentation for decorative and fine arts can be seen in museums, homes, auction house exhibitions, or a movie or theatre set. These items were made not only to be representative of their era, but to exhibit taste and […]