E-Photo Newsletter #59
7/3/2003

Christie's London Sale of Daguerreotypes By Girault De Prangey Sets World Auction Record For a Photograph At Over $925,000

Revisiting: a Question of Vintage and Dating in Prints After 1955

Here Are Some of The Responses to Our Question Above On The Vintage Issue:

200 New Images Just Posted to Iphotocentral Website

Japan Military Propaganda Images Now in Special Exhibit

E-Photo Newsletter #58
5/14/2003

New York Spring Auctions/Part Two: Phillips Sells Over $1.5 Million With About 40% Buy-in Rate in Regular Sale

Seagram's Sale At Phillips Caps a Strong Auction Week; Sale Nets Nearly $2.9 Million

Did The Smithsonian Respond to Polital Pressure?

Special Spring Clearance Sale to End in Only a Month On I Photo Central

Eggleston to Get Award From National Arts Club

Asbestos Scare Forces Closure of Rijksmuseum

Doug Nickel Goes to CCP as Director

Artnet's Top Ten Photographers and Why Lists Like This Get You in Trouble

Corrections

E-Photo Newsletter #57
5/6/2003

New York Spring Auctions/Part One: Christie's Sells Nearly $2 Million But Has a High 42% Buy-in Rate

Sotheby's Sells Nearly 75% of Its Lots and a Total of Nearly $2.9 Million

Issue: a Question of Vintage and Dating in Prints After 1955

Special Spring Clearance Sale Continues On I Photo Central

Upcoming Travel and Auction Plans

E-Photo Newsletter #56
5/2/2003

Breton Sale At Drouot Auction Sets Records For Surrealist Images

Cole Weston Dies in Monterey

Swann Schedules Mid-May Auction

Cowan Historical Americana Auction to Sell Cased Images, Civil War Imagery and Western Material Next Week

New Special Exhibits On I Photo Central; Plus Over 200 New Images Have Recently Been Added to Website

E-Photo Newsletter #55
4/3/2003

Continued News From Sotheby's, Which Tries to Settle Another Antitrust Action, Issues Annual Report, While Large Stockholder Cuts Back Percent of Holdings

Christie's Reports Similar Auction Sales to Sotheby's For 2002

Sloan's Declares Bankruptcy and Sells Off Assets

Mary Dillwyn Album Acquired For Wales

Ubu Gallery Reopens With New Partnership

V&A Downsizes Photography Gallery

Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation Opens This Month

NYC Armory Photography Show Cancelled

Additional Photos Posted Up On I Photo Central Site; Nigel Russell Named as Sales Representative/Consultant

Howard Greenberg Gallery Goes Through Changes

Collectors' Round Table

New Books: Julia M. Cameron--The Complete Photographs

Book: From Kashmir to Kabul--The Photographs of John Burke and William Baker, 1860-1900

Dealer Catalogues: 19th-Century Photography Books

Catalogue: Art Photography in Japan, 1920-1940

Catalogue: Edmund Teske

E-Photo Newsletter #54
3/3/2003

AIPAD Show Survives Snow Storm and Bomb Scare

Be-hold Holds Its 41st Sale; Adds Contemporary Color

Swann to Hold Charity Auction For Prague House of Photography On March 11, Moves Regular Spring Auction to May 15

Phillips Adds Two Photo Sales to Regular April Multi-Owner Sale

Christie's and Sotheby's Hold Normal Spring Auction Schedule in NYC and London

Taubman Stops The Dance: Sotheby's Puts End to Search For Another Buyer

Sotheby's Drops Its Website Auctions On eBay as of May

New Special Exhibits On I Photo Central; Over 80 New Images Just Added to Site

E-Photo Newsletter #53
2/3/2003

AIPAD 2003 Runs This Thursday, Feb. 6, Through Sunday, Feb.9; New Face For Show

Phillips Auction House Restructures; Buys Out LVMH; Wall Street Journal Article Challenged

Big Surprise: Higher Buyer's Premiums At Christie's

Noted Photography Historian Peter Palmquist Dies in Hit-and-Run Accident

More Special Exhibits Added

E-Photo Newsletter #52
1/13/2003

Paris Photo: Part One

Photo LA Coming Up This Week: a Preview

Trying to Solve Its Woes, Sotheby's Sells NYC Headquarters and Hikes Its Premium Again

Three More French Auctions in January, One in April

New Special Exhibits Up On I Photo Central Website; Plus Addition of Over 175 New Photos.

E-Photo Newsletter #51
11/27/2002

NYC Auction Sales Like a Roller Coaster Ride; Swann's Lead-Off Position No Benefit

At Christie's The Largest Single Sale Also Has High Buy-Ins

Sotheby's MOMA Sale Drew Most of The Attention

Berenice Abbott Sale Also Does Well At Sotheby's

Sotheby's Regular Sale Was a More Mixed Bag

Phillips Has Best Sell-Through of Regular Auctions

New Books and Catalogues: Separate, But Equal: Mississippi Photographs of Henry C. Anderson

Photo Review Auction Continues On Line

E-Photo Newsletter #50
10/30/2002

Armory Photography Show 2002 Hits NYC With a Splash

Make Your Plans Now For Major Upcoming Photo Shows in Paris, LA and New York City

Use Our Services For Condition Reports and Bidding Advice At Upcoming Amsterdam and Paris Auctions

Last Chance to Bid At Photo Review November Charity Auction

Remember: Free Shipping and Donations to Charity Now For I Photo Central Customers

I Photo Central Adds Another New Article to Its Collecting Issues and Resources Series, and Two New Special Exhibits