Epstein Secrets

< wrote: I have these appraisals mainly in email I received from Graham Arader, one of the biggest high end dealers in art/rare books in New York, Philadelphia, etc, and someone I have done a lot of business with over the years (as I used to collect very high end antiquarian books and manuscripts). This is

I didn't seriously follow through, as I wasn't so interested in selling the painting. http://www.aradergalleries.com/ The next email will be from Sotheby's... Forwarded Message ---- From: W. Graham Arader III To: Al seckel Sent: Tuesday, May 1, 2007 7:43:42 AM Subject: Re: Newton portrait EFTA0075

> wrote: I have these appraisals mainly in email I received from Graham Arader, one of the biggest high end dealers in art/rare books in New York, Philadelphia, etc, and someone I have done a lot of business with over the years (as I used to collect very high end antiquarian books and manuscripts). This is

IRELY in his hand. They can tell by brush strokes. My portrait was examined personally (and compared to the Portsmouth copy) by several people from Sotheby's, including by the head of their painting department in London. Furthermore, it was also personally examined side by side by London's leading Kneller

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ling at a New York City auction for more than half a million dollars. It's the second-highest price ever paid for a book printed in America. The Sotheby's auction house said the 1733 book sold for $556,500 on Tuesday to an anonymous bidder. The almanac's presale estimate was $150,000. The book was d

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nizes a landmark loan exhibition entitled Solomon R. Guggenheim Collection of Non-Objective Paintings, which travels to Charleston, South Carolina; Philadelphia; and Baltimore. 1937 The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation is formed for the 'promotion and encouragement and education in art and the enlightenment

rt consultants, Guggenheim, Asher Associates. She holds a doctorat in art history, has taught on the university level, and has worked previously at Sotheby's and Christie's and as a lecturer for the Whitney Museum. Guggenheim, Asher Associates has advised corporations, such as Coca-Cola and Sony, and ind