This month’s Auction Block features a famous spy’s passport, a view of San Francisco when it was a village, a Scandinavian modern desk, a portrait of a Zapotec girl and […]
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The appearance of a painting attributed to Diego Velázquez has generated expectation in France. The work, entitled 'Man laughing' and dated 1616, has gone out to the market after having remained for decades in the hands of a family of Versailles, who had kept it since 1959. The canvas has recently reached an antiquarian of Noirmoutier, a small town in western France little accustomed to receiving pieces of such relevance. Indications that feed t…