Welcoming our new Modern and Contemporary Prints Specialist - Kirstie Imber
We are delighted to announce the appointment of our new Modern and Contemporary Prints specialist, Kirstie Imber.
03/09/2018 MODERN & CONTEMPORARY PRINTS
Kirstie has 15 years’ experience in the art world, including specialist roles in the Print and Topographical department at Christies, where she was responsible for cataloguing, researching and assisting a number of important single-owner print sales. She has also held roles at The British Museum and the Royal College of Art and has lectured widely on 20th Century British Art. Kirstie holds a PhD in History of Art.
If you have prints you would like valued for sale, Kirstie will be available for valuations by appointment at our Stansted and Hertford locations and can also arrange home visits.
Final entries are invited for our Modern and Contemporary Prints auction, to be held on Tuesday 23 October 2018.
Closing Date: Friday 7 September
To find out more about the sale, or to discuss potential consignments, please do get in touch:
Kirstie Imber
E: kirstieimber@sworder.co.uk
T: 01279 817778
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