Sentence examples for art traded from inspiring English sources

But then the total value of art traded fell by nearly a quarter in 2012, to €10.6 billion ($14.3 billion).

Although $385 million worth of art traded hands at Maastricht this year, according to David Kusin, an economist in Dallas who tracks the art market by regularly polling important dealers, Mr. Findlay did not make a single sale from the $20 million display of paintings by the likes of Picasso and Degas that he put on display there.

There was $70 billion in art traded last year, but it's a market that's highly inefficient.

From September 17-25, Times Square Arts trades the Big Apple for Russia, in a collaboration with the Theatre of Nations in Moscow.

The art trade must police itself.

Although the art trade was increasing, prices for paintings remained low in the 15th century.

The Swiss dealer was one of the most important figures in the 20th-century art trade.

During the 1630s, Amsterdam had begun to rival Antwerp as a centre of the art trade.

Art Stage Singapore could also help efforts to bring some art trading and collecting business back to the city-state.

Mark Gilding, the auctioneer, said someone in the London art trade bought the painting...

The scarcity of presentable paintings at auction this week contrasted with the rich offerings in the art trade.