Depictions of Philippine rural life by midcentury modern masters such as Ang Kiukok and Anita Magsaysay-Ho are highlights of the Magnificent September Auction of León Gallery on Sept. 19 at
When one looks at any work of art, whether one chooses to admit it or not, the subconscious will always display a sense of curiosity, asking a myriad of questions
Philippine artworks spanning 110 years—from the 1880s to the 1990s—by 12 very important artists are the focus of “Elsewhere,” León Gallery’s special exhibit during the 2018 edition of Art Fair
National Artist Jose Joya’s famous and important work, the 1959 oil-on-canvas “Space Transfiguration,” will be one of the highlights of León Gallery’s annual Asian Cultural Art Council Auction on March
The collection of close to 300 lots includes important Philippine art, fine jewelry and timepieces, rare books and maps, objets d’art and handcrafted antique Philippine furniture of exquisite provenance.
The price achieved for Ang Kiukok’s 1981 oil-on-canvas “Fishermen” during León Gallery’s Spectacular Midyear Auction on June 10 broke all records for Philippine art sold in the country. It fetched
León Gallery set new multiple world records for its Asian Cultural Council Philippines Art Auction 2017. In partnership with the Asian Cultural Council, the auction was held last Feb. 18
“Behind every painting is a story,” declares Ramon E.S. Lerma, curator of Salcedo Auctions in Makati City. The story could be a Luna discovered in, of all places, Argentina. The
As queenly—and a tad sexy—highlight of its annual Kingly Treasures December Auction, León Gallery will be auctioning off the very important “La Inocencia,” a portait of a beautiful young lady
Avant Auctions, the Philippines’ first virtual auction house, will hold its third and last auction for 2016 on Nov. 26 with real-time online biddings on choice pieces of Philippine art.
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