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...Her gallery brought works from the estate of Günther Förg to the West Bund fair and made sales at all levels, topped by a 30-part work which went to a mainland private museum for €525,000....
...Her husband, Paul Pelosi, runs a real estate and venture capital investment group in San Francisco, which may account for the Speaker’s reticence....
...Among the biggest winners in the bonanza of contracts related to the pipeline was a Russian called Alexander Karmanov....
...For Hannah, who dreamt of escape from the rundown town of her youth but has found herself bruised by London and a faithless husband, Cornwall is the place to which she returns, grief-stricken and trapped...
...red and yellow gleam of a street food stall’s umbrella; the cinched-in poise of a 1950 Oblique coat as Karen Elson struts through the crowds....
...Purplebricks is pulling out of the US market after the online estate agent almost doubled its full-year loss....
...Witan Investment Trust was launched in 1909 to manage the estate of the first Lord Faringdon, Alexander Henderson....
...His family claimed the lawyer had handed all of this work over to Lee’s estate, but after his death in 2011, the estate said they did not have Radney’s material....
...The political exiles Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman — described by J Edgar Hoover as, “beyond doubt, two of the most dangerous anarchists in America” — arrived in Saint Tropez in 1928....
...He left — abruptly, according to some reports — in 1981 and launched his own firm, J Epstein & Co, the following year. The pitch was that Mr Epstein’s firm would only manage money for billionaires....
...Many of Tisci’s peers have already shifted towards the monthly drop schedule — what was once called a “delivery” — including, most recently, Alexander Wang, who decided to shake things up by abandoning the...
...Martin Scicluna is set to become the new chairman at J Sainsbury, the UK supermarket in the process of taking over Walmart-owned Asda, according to an FT report....
...The idea for Miller’s new film came from an unpublished novel written by her friend Karen Rinaldi, a New York publisher....
...The estate is 30 miles northeast of Dundee (a 40-minute drive) and 37 miles south of Aberdeen (a 50-minute drive)....
...Photograph: Estate of Roy DeCarava...
...We ask the government to deliver its vision for this area by protecting its essential investment....
...A Life Discarded: 148 Diaries Found in a Skip, by Alexander Masters, Fourth Estate, RRP£12.99 Masters, already the acclaimed author of two biographies of obscure lives — a homeless man and a reclusive prodigy...
...While she worked her way through the wilder accents of the fashion spectrum, styling for Alexander McQueen, her own look — like that of her muse Alexa Chung — is restrained and more London Chelsea than Manhattan...
...British authors have prevailed against their US counterparts in the longlist for the 2014 Man Booker prize, accounting for six out of the 13 novels revealed to be in contention for the £50,000 literary award...
...“Our belief is that the online estate agency sector will grab around 30 per cent of the residential property market by 2018....
...Salinger’s estate has remained quiet in the face of these claims, but the idea that they might publish is hardly surprising. The question is not of these works’ existence, but of their quality....
...… We are All Completely Beside Ourselves , by Karen Joy Fowler, Serpent’s Tail, RRP£7.99/ Plume, RRP£16 Fowler’s moving, funny, Man Booker-shortlisted study of the lingering effect of an experimental...
...fashion sales just as they do Old Master sales, this is largely off-limits to the famous unless it is a sale for charity – see, for example, Princess Diana, Daphne Guinness, the estate of Elizabeth Taylor...
...The Letters of Paul Cézanne , edited by Alex Danchev, Thames & Hudson, RRP£29.95/J Paul Getty Museum, RRP$39.95 Newly translated, these vivid, engrossing complete letters – some published for the first...
...If the gap (for whatever reason: import duties, taxes, real estate costs etc) is too big, well – you can guess what happens, and where they make their purchases....
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