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A Close Eye on the Competition in Aus

April 21, 2010 by Marion Maneker

Tim Goodman’s debut as Sotheby’s Australia was closely watched by his rivals according to The Age in Australia:

Rival auctioneers rolled up to the Armadale showroom to watch Goodman take to the Sotheby’s podium, among them Deutscher-Menzies’ national head of art, Tim Abdallah, and Deutscher and Hackett’s head of Aboriginal art, Crispin Gutteridge, and head auctioneer Anita Archer.

The night’s results were promising, with $6.04 million worth of art – or 65 per cent of all lots – being sold.

Rare and Elegant Art Wins Buyers (The Age)

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