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High-End Art Poses Possibility for Investors By   Joe Mont 01/03/11 - 08:00 AM EST   BOSTON ( TheStreet ) -- Despite the economic volatility of the past couple of years, the art market continues to set records. Back in November, hedge-fund billionaire Steven Cohen bought Andy Warhol's 1962 painting   Coca-Cola   for $35.4 million at auction. Another Warhol, at a seperate auction lasy year,   Men in Her Life , a black-and-white silkscreen depicting Liz Taylor and Debbie Reynolds, sold for more than $63 million. Overall, the modern pop artist is poised to join the ranks of Monet and Picasso in terms of appraisals and sales. Andy Warhol is poised to join the ranks of Monet and Picasso in terms of appraisals and sales, just as some are looking at high-end art as a securitizable commodity. Given the massive inflows and outflows of art collectors, is artwork ready to take the leap from hobby to commodity, from private equity to mutual funds? A small but growing movement is seeking the

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EBay win landmark case in US 21 July 2008 Ebay have won a landmark judgment in the US federal courts, which effectively protects their position as an independent trading platform. The culmination of the four-year legal battle with the jewellers Tiffany over who should be held liable for the sale of counterfeit goods on eBay comes only weeks after similar cases in France went against the online giant. On July 14, district judge Richard Sullivan ruled that eBay could not be held responsible for policing their site and that Tiffany must police their own trademark and draw fake jewellery to the auctioneer’s attention. It means that, in the US at least, eBay cannot be forced to vet goods before they are uploaded onto the site – a demand that would have threatened their core business model. At the end of June, the commercial court in Paris ordered eBay to pay £30m compensation to luxury goods manufacturer LVMH for failing to prevent the sale of fake perfume, bags and designer goods. The Fren

Rediscoveries light up Old Masters series 14 July 2008 A rediscovered painting by Jean-Antoine Watteau (1684-1721) was the toast of the Old Master auction series in London last week. Missing for almost 200 years and presumed to have been destroyed, La Surprise was offered at Christie’s evening sale on July 8. It drew at least four interested parties before it was knocked down to London-based dealer Jean-Luc Baroni at £11m. It was purchased for a client. Surpassing its £3m-5m estimate, the price was the highest ever paid for a French Old Master at auction. The previous record for Watteau was set back in December 2000 when Christie’s sold Le conteur, also in London, for a premium-inclusive £2,423,750. Speaking to ATG after the sale, Mr Baroni said that La Surprise was an exceptional work, not only the best ever Watteau to appear on the market but also incredibly well preserved. The 14 1/2 x 11 1/2in (36 x 28cm) oil on panel from c.1718 was previously only known thanks to a copy in the Ro

ANTIQUE TRADE GAZETTE -ART NEWSPAPER We wish to introduce ourselves as the sole concessionaire in India of Antiques Trade Gazette, a renowned weekly newspaper on Antiques and Art, published from the U.K. It has a circulation of 20,000 copies and a readership of over 60,000. Each print is preserved for three months, at the least. Auctioneers, dealers and collectors form the major reader base and ninety-five per cent of the circulation is through direct subscription.Now restyled in a new format with vibrant colour and incisive clarity at every turn of Antiques Trade Gazette and printed on very high quality paper. ATG continues to provide an accurate, balanced and impartial view of the art and antiques business. New and developing markets such as India, China and Russia are all appearing more and more on our pages now. This newspaper brings to your doorstep, the international market for the following:Contemporary Art SculpturesOld Jewelry Gems and PearlsPeriod Furniture Marble Furniture a