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2008 Highlights
January
MODERN BRITISH ART + USA: Coinciding with our media partnership with the London Art Fair & AIFAF
Interview with David Hockney.
Lucian Freud.
Modern British Works in te Papa, New Zealand.
Historic New England.
Interview with Charles Ryskamp, drawings collector.
American Impressionist Paintings.
February
ANTIQUITIES.
Interview with George Ortiz,
Collector of Ancient Art, The Cabinet des Medailles at the Bibliothèque Nationale.
A bust of Commodus in the Getty Museum.
The Mitchell Hedges Crystal Skull.
Interview with John & Mary Pappajohn at Des Moines (contemporary American sculpture).
Collectors' focus on Historic Armour.
March
MAASTRICHT. Coinciding with our sponsorship
Interview with Princess Borromeo (Cover feature).
Preview of TEFAF Maastricht.
Interview with President of TEFAF & Old Master
picture collector, Willem Baron van Dedem.
A Vasari Tapestry in the Acton Collection, Florence.
Preview of Le Salon du Dessin, Paris.
Michelangelo’s drawings. A Byzantine Cross.
Interview with Richard Kan, (oriental porcelain).
Constantin Brancusi.
Collectors' focus on clocks.
April
SWITZERLAND. Including National Trust Annual
Interview with Jean-Paul Barbier, Tribal art collector in Geneva.
The Centenary of the Musée d’Art et Histoire, Geneva.
The Patek Philippe Museum’s prestigious collection.
Preview of major exhibition on Klee and Picasso at
The Klee Museum, Bern.
An interview with the Swiss architect Mario Botta.
Art en Vieille-Ville, Geneva
+ Reopening of Leighton House, London.
Collector’s Focus on Contemporary Prints.
May
THE VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS.
Interview with Fran and Jim McGlothlin, collectors of American art and major donors to VMFA.
The Redevelopment. New acquisitions.
Art Nouveau & Art Deco Collections.
South Asian Art Collections.
Collector’s Focus on Ancient Egyptian Art.
June
Interview with Peter Marino, collector, interior designer and architect.
Interview with Dimitris Daskalopoulos, Athens-based leading Contemporary Art Collector.
Old Master Paintings in Historic Houses.
Ceramics/Furniture at Goodwood House.
6th Duke of Devonshire’s sculpture collection.
Preview of LIFAF, Olympia.
July & August
85TH ANNIVERSARY INTERNATIONAL COLLECTORS ISSUE.
Interview with Meissen collectors, Jutta and Professor Salfeld.
Master Paintings and Drawings in London.
Bronzino Drawings by Carmen Bambach.
Howard Hodgkin by Martin Gayford.
20th Century Garden Design.
September
PARIS BIENNALE.
French Art & Antiques.
Interview with Jacques Garcia, collector of furniture and royal art objects.
Sèvres Porcelain.
French Furniture in English Collections.
Cy Twombly at the Louvre.
Tribal Art.
Irish Art.
Rome Biennale.
October
ASIAN ART + CONTEMPORARY ART.
Coinciding with our sponsorship of Asian Art in London.
November
SCULPTURE + 20th CENTURY DESIGN
Opening of the American Wing of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.
December
AWARDS & REVIEW OF THE YEAR.
Survey of museum acquisitions.
Antiquarian Book Feature.