Type Ctrl-D to add this site to your favourites	Around the Galleries Apollo Isabel Andrews Dec 2007 'Caravaggism and the Baroque in Europe' at R+V 'The exhibition showcases the discovery made earlier this year of Antiveduto Grammatica's Allegory of Music (c. 1618), a work previously known only through replicas.' Download Article (PDF) Art Market : Old Masters Daily Telegraph Colin Gleadell Nov 2007 'Caravaggism and the Baroque in Europe' at R+V 'For the past 10 years the gallery has been working closely with the Italian car importer Luigi Koelliker, who has ammassed a collection of nearly 2,000 paintings, most of which explore the influence of Caravaggio on European artists.' Download Article (PDF) Mayfair flies old master flag Antiques Trade Gazette Scott Reyburn Nov 2007 'Caravaggism and the Baroque in Europe' at R+V '...the exhibition will include around 15 of the latest additions of French, Dutch and Flemish Caravaggesque paintings to the formidable collection of the Milanese entrepreneur Luigi Koelliker, whom Robilant+Voena advise.' Download Article (PDF) Adam Dant: The Art of Hedge at R+V The Guardian, The Financial Times, Bloomberg Charlotte Higgins, Peter Aspden and others Nov 2007 Adam Dant '..'Hedge Hell', sketched in fire-red ink resembles a Hieronymus Bosch nightmare updated to include death by champagne magnum, mansions lost in divorce courts and severed heads impaled on wrought-iron fence posts, with cell-phones still affixed to their ears.' Download Article (PDF) Basta to bureucracy Financial Times Susan Moore Sep 2007 Florence Biennale and Edmondo di Robilant '...Edmondo di Robilant says that 'up to 10 years ago it was difficult to get Italian collectors to understand that if you had a really fantastic example of something, then it was worth much more than a mediocre or damaged example...' Download Article (PDF) Elger Esser at R+V Kultureflash.com Kultureflash editorial May 2007 Elger Esser 'This small but wondeful show brings to light the work of German artist Elger Esser. Celebrated in the US yet little known in this country, Esser makes quiet photographs of European landscapes in the romantic vein of Caspar David Friedrich.' Download Article (PDF)