Spanish Colonial Art This live webinar will take a historic look at how the market for Spanish Colonial art has developed. Where were we forty years ago and where are we today? What and who has driven these changes? Topics will include recent hits and misses at auction, increasing institutional interest, museum exhibitions, curatorial positions and scholarship. Issues specific to this field such as national patrimony laws and the challenges of finding comparable works for appraisals and valuations will all be discussed.

Speaker: Diana Bramham, Ph.D., Christie's 1 CE credits   Sponsored by:

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Image Credit (top to bottom): 
1. Anonymous (Peruvian, mid-18th century), Portrait of a Peruvian Lady with Fan, oil on canvas, 78 ¾ x 55 7/8 in. (200 x 142 cm.)
2. NicolÁs EnrÍquez (1704-c.1790), The Assumption of the Virgin, Signed and dated 'Nicolaus Enrriquez./Anno dÑi. 1744' (on stone, lower right) oil on copper, 41 5/16 x 33 1/16 in. (105 x 84 cm.), Painted in 1744.
 

Diana Bramham is Vice President and Specialist for Latin
American art and an auctioneer at Christie’s where she has
worked for the last ten years. During her tenure, Diana has
been instrumental in both the consignment and selling of
key works of Spanish Colonial art. She has had the privilege