Conservation framing
By Matthew Moss, Art Monte-Carlo Conservation framing Andy Warhol Serigraphs Prolonging the life of your silkscreen painting Andy Warhol (1928 –1987) serigraph, Black
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Take a drawing for a walk
“Draw something every day, no matter how little”- (Cennino Cennini) Old master drawings are works of art created on paper, parchment, and silk
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Speaking Bad of Artists
By Matthew Moss, Art Monte-Carlo
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Monetize your Museum
By Matthew Moss, Art Monte-Carlo Making access easy to your Museum ‘Rembrandt is sure paying a high price for being famous’. The museum
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Old Master Resurrection
By Matthew Moss, Art Monte-Carlo The Life, Death and Resurrection of Pompeo Batoni To most people, Italy does not immediately come to mind
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Artists in the Kitchen
By Matthew Moss, Art Monte-Carlo Roman author, Pliny the Elder, mentions artists knew pigments, like cinnabar were very toxic Samuel van Hoogstraten (Dordrecht
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Woman in a Landscape
Creating a permanent record en plein air of the Riviera landscape Berthe Morisot, Landscape of Nice, 1888 the grand-prix de monaco heralds the
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Monaco Mon Amour
Monaco attracted artists, from Renaissance times to the Principality Over the centuries, the Riviera on the two sides of the border has attracted
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Artists Liberation – sell your art online
Is selling ones art online practicable WITH THE EMERGENCE OF CAPITALISM IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY EUROPE the figure of the intermediary became important in
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The joys and hazards of buying at auction
Commissions add considerably to what you finally pay. Forming an old master collection need not necessarily be expensive and it is, happily, one
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