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Paris Photo Sees Visitor and Exhibitor Numbers Drop Slightly; While Sales Reports Were Positive; Several Former Long-Time Exhibitors Bailed in 2025

In November, the international photography world once again gathered at the Grand Palais for Paris Photo, the leading fair for fine art photography. The 28th edition of the fair brought…

Featured Exhibit

19th-Century Architectural Views of Italy: 1850s-1860s

By Matt Damsker

The emergence of photography in the 19th century opened the world's eyes to many things, not the least of which was the classic architecture that had previously required…

Collecting Resources

Selection of Good Restaurants in London

Remember to add 011-44 when calling from the U.S. to the phone numbers below.  Prices in London tend to be very high.  Think New York City…

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