Print issue 2763 (10 October 2026)
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News
- The look of a £22,000 mystery man in miniature form emerges at a Yorkshire auction
- Dealer calls for ‘comprehensive review’ of export bar process
- JMW Turner’s Rome view could fetch record result
- Wimbledon Auctions announces expansion
- Christie’s to restage mixed-owner Chinese art sale in London
- Bellotto backed as painter of Karlskirche view created for his assistants to copy
- British pottery to star as Weinstock collection goes to auction
- ‘Trading comes back strongly’ at the Battersea autumn edition
News Digest
- Hold on... Henry VIII pulls back from unbridled Protestantism
- Spotlight on Therond photography collection
- News in brief including Thomson Roddick Callan opening a new auction centre in Edinburgh
- Bid Barometer: issue 2763
- Precious metals prices: issue 2763
Feature
- Medals & Militaria: Sunny outlook as sales bring a string of strong results
- Boer War medals brought back into family ownership after auction buy
- Victoria Cross for a warrior who went into action on a raft comes up for auction
- How hooves became mementoes of fondly remembered horses ridden at the Battle of Waterloo
- Royal Navy explorer sailed with Nares on 1875 expedition to reach the North Pole
Art Market
- Recent auction results suggest Modern British art demand is high but selective
- Newton pathway came direct to the vendor’s family
Books & Works On Paper
- Impressive family provenance boosts Beatrix Potter group at Cumbrian auction
- Books, maps and works on paper auctions, October 6-22, 2026
Previews
Dealers’ Diary
- Trois Crayons puts down a US marker
- Lochhead brings pictures and sculptures from across Europe for symbolic show
- Gallery draws inspiration from 280 years of trade
- Chester ready for the off at racecourse venue
- Art dealer Jenna Burlingham backs Newlyn School public showcase
- US buyer snaps up marvellous manga
- Question time with antiques dealer Yvonne Rosina
- Question time with Mark Rowles Fine Art
Collector Interview
International Events
- Documents help Bird Bureau to fly to high sum in Detroit
- Unplanned Hockney hotel stop inspired in-demand 1980s prints
- Similar but very much singular: Paul Evans design with plenty of wall power
- A bitter pill to swallow for Adolf
- Pottery lots took pride of place in penthouse by Central Park
Fairs, Markets, Shops & Centres
- JAM joins a month filling up nicely
- Established and emerging dealers have a great time
- ‘I’m not a vintage purist – I don’t like just one era’
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