Once the only pictures we bought were of horses and hounds. Not any longer. All the more reason to buy

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Sporting art was the first English school of painting, and was once the most popular art investment for the wealthy. This changed as foxhunting fell from favour. However, sporting art is still significant for the way in which it presents a unique record of a particular way of life. People who wish to invest in sporting art at the moment are likely to obtain a very good deal.

Portrayals, Fox-hunting, Fox hunting

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Concrete doorknobs. Hurry! Hurry!

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The South Bank in London, UK, is soon to hold an exhibition entitled 'Art Unlimited,' which will cover 'multiples,' the original artworks which were sold in large editions in the 1960s. These works celebrated mass production, emphasising the theme of 'art-for-all.' They fell from popularity in the 1970s and 1980s, but are now attracting attention again.

Exhibitions, Art, Modern, Modern art

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