The Art Newspaper

How and why taste changes

While an artist’s popularity can wax and wane, there are very few genuine rediscoveries

Published online: 14 March 2013

A marriage restored

Grant will enable US museum to treat previously untouched paintings by Hogarth of society couple

Published online: 13 March 2013

Out with the old, in with the newest

Is the cult of contemporary banishing older art to the Dark Ages?

Published online: 13 March 2013

Tefaf: going Dutch has never felt better

A short history of the world’s most admired art and antiques fair

Published online: 15 March 2012

A beginner’s guide to the key sections at Maastricht

The Art Newspaper spoke to scholars, dealers and auction experts to produce a brief guide to some of the key objects and fields at the fair

Published online: 15 March 2012

Gallery:  Object lessons from Tefaf Maastricht

As the fair opens, our pick of what’s on offer this year. To read more from the special report on past masters in our March issue, pick up a copy on newsstands or subscribe to our digital or print editions.

Unicorn tapestries recreated

The famous cycle of seven, early 16th-century Netherlandish tapestries, “The Hunt of the Unicorn”, has been recreated at a cost of £2m as...

In and out at Maastricht

Tefaf Maastricht will be the final outing for the London-based Old Master specialist gallery Agnew’s which is closing its doors after 195...

In the saddle at Tefaf

Sales continue to be made at Tefaf (until 25 March) but a purchase of an equine nature is making waves in Maastricht. A Dutch private...

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