E-Photo Newsletter #28
4/1/2001

Thoughts On The Photo Market and Economy

19th Century Market Looks Strong At The Top

Contemporary Market: Will It Hold Up This Time Around?

Vintage Market Could Be Mixed

Art/Photography Taxed Differently Than Financial Investments

Some Other Views of The Market:

Paris Auction of Le Gray Egyptian Material

E-Photo Newsletter #27
3/11/2001

Judge Approves Massive Settlement of Class Action Lawsuits Against Sotheby's and Christie's

eBay Kills Off Butterfield's Photo Dept.; Doenitz Hired By Christie's For West Coast

Other News in Brief

E-Photo Newsletter #26
3/1/2001

Photography Market Strong At AIPAD Show; Educational Program Adds Another Dimension to The Exhibits

AIPAD Moves Venue/Dates For 2002 to Expand Scope

Swann February Sale Hits The Mark Again

Web-Based Ink Jet Publishers May Confuse Photography Collectors

E-Photo Newsletter #24
1/15/2001

Paris Still Active Over The Holidays

E-Photo Newsletter #23
12/15/2000

Paris in November

Openings At Paris Galleries

Paris Auctions Rather Mixed Despite Etude Tajan's Record Level of 3.2 Million Francs

A Postscript: Important Hugo Album Sold

E-Photo Newsletter #22
11/15/2000

On Getting Carried Away At Auction

And The Beat Goes On: More Suits For Sotheby's and Christie's

E-Photo Newsletter #21
10/18/2000

Fall NYC Auctions Not For The Faint-of-Heart

My Own Take On The NY Auctions: Much Ado About Nothing…and About Everything; a Bit of An Editorial Ramble

The Met Scores With Two Shows: One On NYC Itself, and One On The Divine Comtesse

More News

E-Photo Newsletter #20
10/15/2000

French Auctions Lower in Scale But Much More Interesting Than NYC; Jammes Influence Once Again? or Another French Book Dealer/Collector?

Sotheby's and Amazon Eliminate Joint Site

E-Photo Newsletter #19
9/15/2000

Auction Houses Attempt to Settle Suits

Other News

Clarification On Vision Gallery

E-Photo Newsletter #18
8/1/2000

Photo San Francisco

Vernacular: Now An Important Show At The Met