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Historic Village of Póvoa Dão: 7 Reasons to Invest!
Reading time: 4 minutes Just a few minutes from Viseu, in the heart of the Dão Valley, lies the Historic Village of Dão. Moreover, it is one of the most unique heritage sites available in Portugal. The complex covers 120 hectares and includes preserved granite houses, a chapel, a restaurant, landscaped areas, and direct access […]
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“RM Sotheby’s Inaugural Abu Dhabi Collectors’ Week Sale hammers home over $85 million in sales.”
RM Sotheby’s first-ever Abu Dhabi Collectors’ Week sale was a major success, generating more than $85 million in total sales, the highest result ever for a collector car auction in the Middle East. Standout lots included a 1994 McLaren F1 fetching over $25 million and the first public offering of a McLaren T.50, alongside other exceptional collector cars.
https://www.oldcarsweekly.com/rm-sothebys-inaugural-abu-dhabi-collectors-week-sale-hammers-home-over-85-million-in-sales
“€1m Picasso portrait up for grabs for €100 in charity raffle.”
A rare Pablo Picasso artwork — the 1941 portrait Tête de femme, valued at more than €1 million — can be won for just €100 in a global charity raffle, with proceeds benefiting Alzheimer’s research. The “1 Picasso for 100 Euros” initiative, supported by Picasso’s grandson, will see the draw held at Christie’s in Paris in April 2026.
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2025/dec/31/picasso-portrait-charity-auction-alzheimers
“The art market is showing signs of recovery, but experts recommend caution.”
The global art market is recovering after a difficult period, with sales projected to rise in 2025, but analysts recommend caution given still nervous demand and volatile economic conditions.