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Taaffeite Collectibles continues to grow steadily and stock continues to rise. This causes an increase in different types of art, which is of course a beautiful thing. Unfortunately, this also...
Etchings made by Jan Luyken (1649 -1712) now available!
Taaffeite collectibles will expand its collection with more etchings by known and unknown artists. We will look and select based on fame, talent, rarity and condition. Several etchings by Guido...
Abbreviations seen on etchings explained
Etching is considered the most important technique for producing prints by old masters. It is a very traditional process discovered by Daniel Hopfer (1470 – 1536) in Germany. Daniel Hopfer...
Learn more about study drawings, preliminary study drawings and old master drawings.
A study drawing or a preliminary sketch or drawing is a frequently used medium by artists before starting the actual work of art. Sometimes a study drawing or preliminary study...
The difference between ‘after’ and ‘attributed to’ in art
New to the art market? Know what to buy and what not to buy! There is a huge difference in meaning for words like 'attributed to' and 'after'. We would...
Terracotta sculptures in demand
Terracotta is a clay-based type of earthenware with several finishes possible. Sculpturing with terracotta is simpler, quicker and has lower material costs in comparison with bronze or silver. Besides that,...
Work by Emmanuel Villanis (1858-1914)
An eye catching bust of a woman made by Emmanuel Villanis (1858-1914) is now for sale on Taaffeite Collectibles. Emmanuel Villanis, born on the 12th of December in 1858 in...
Ghent provides new stock for Taaffeite Collectibles
In search for the best antiques, Ghent (Belgium) provided us an opportunity to enhance our stock with rare items. Among others, a rare white metal alloy bust made by Georges...