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Fragment article extracted from the Mail Online India by Ashlin Mathew on February 2, 2013
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/indiahome/indianews/article-2272565/Foreign-galleries-rake-dough-European-artist-dealers-major-players-India-Art-Fair.html#ixzz3TVjOr1Py
Foreign galleries rake in the dough:
European artist dealers are the major players at India Art Fair

“…There are about 23 foreign galleries, including Tate, which seem to be on an Indian-art buying spree…
…Some of the favourites happen to be the works put up at Villa Del Arte Galleries from Spain.
…For those who haven’t had their share of masters just yet, head to the Die Galerie from Frankfurt, Germany. Pablo Picasso’s le peintre et son modele sits pretty for €1million (`7.25 crore).
This gallery is peppered with Marc Chagall, Jose Enguinados and Salvador Dali. A Dali sold for `11 lakh at Scream, UK…
…Kirpal, founder-director of India Art Fair, recognizes the importance of foreign art in India Art Fair.”
Fragment article extracted from the Hamptons Art Hub by Pat Rogers on July 18, 2012
https://hamptonsarthub.com/2012/07/18/visual-diary-arthamptons-in-pictures/
VISUAL DIARY – ArtHamptons in Pictures

“14-9-11” by Montse Valdes. Oil on canvas, 57 x 64 inches. Exhibited by Villa del Arte Galleries (Spain).
ArtHamptons is known for presenting an art fair energized with art, events, celebrity sightings and the opportunity to meet up with plenty of Hamptons artists, collectors and art lovers…
…Figurative work seemed to dominate this year’s fair…