The monetary appreciation of paintings: from realism to Magritte
By Luc Renneboog, van Houte, and Joe McCahery for their recommendations and suggest Simon Hough Rafel Crespi. 2002
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Subfields: Visual Arts and Performing Arts
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In Visual Arts and Performing Arts
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- Art as an investment: Risk, return and portfolio diversification in major painting markets (2004, background): “market [some 44 percent of the global art market followed by the UK with 29 percent ( Renneboog and Van Houtte (2002) ].”
- Financial Returns and Price Determinants in the Australian Art Market, 1973-2003* (2005, background): “Unfortunately, it is difficult to compare these findings because earlier studies are often limited to periods or movements when fewer media are generally known (de la Barre et al. 1994; Renneboog and Van Houtte 2002) or to a single medium (Candela and Scorcu 1997; Pesando and Shum 1999).”