Modern art threatens relevancy of old masters
New York
AT Christie's over the last few weeks, two specialists in old master paintings and drawings quietly left the auction house.
Their departures followed a year of spotty sales, in which the values of works by old masters - a pantheon of European painters working before around 1800 - fell by 33 per cent, according to the 2016 Tefaf Art Market Report.
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