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Daniel Crouch Rare Books offers what is dubbed the largest collection of maps of Japan ever to come on the open market at this week’s Tokyo Book Fair.

NEW YORK, NY.- Daniel Crouch Rare Books will exhibit the most expensive map ever offered on the open market at TEFAF New York (21–26 October 2016).

MID-October and the Frieze phenomenon is in full swing in London with press coverage blanketing not just the art columns but also the lifestyle, fashion and, of course, gossip sections.

Richard Hopton meets Daniel Crouch from the rarefied world of antiquarian atlas dealers.

Outside of the Gauguin prints, the highlight of the Sotheby’s prints auction was the set of woodcut star charts by Albert Durer (1471–1528) previewed in ATG no. 1981. Offered together they sold at £300,000, against a £120,000–180,000 estimate, to dealer Daniel Crouch.

From an early Renaissance list of statutes stipulating the amount of wine that every man, woman, and child of Bologna would receive daily, to a chunky twentieth-century cocktail ring, you’ll hear about wacky objects and the wild stories behind them from some of the Winter Show’s most irreverent dealers: Daniel Crouch (Daniel Crouch Rare Books), Carrie Imberman (Kentshire), and Keegan Goepfert (Les Enluminures).

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From the Nizam diamond to a carriage for the King of Spain, here are 10 delightful discoveries from the fair

Frieze Masters | The fair is expanding beyond fine art to include artefacts, tribal art, ceramics, rare books and textiles. Emma Crichton-Miller reports

倫敦市中心西區的梅費爾（Mayfair）和聖詹姆士（St James’s）一帶，英式新古典與維多利亞建築中混合著濃濃的商業與藝術兼具的氣息，是高級時尚品牌零售店、藝術拍賣公司及商業藝廊的群聚地，古董地圖藝廊也在其中之列。這次筆者走進兩家風格相異的阿提爾藝廊（Altea Gallery）及丹尼爾柯拉曲奇書藝廊（Danial Crouch Rare Books），一探他們經手的珍奇古董地圖與地圖集，也與經營者聊起他們如何起家、經營定位、對買家的觀察，以及對於遠東市場的期待，透過不同面向的探訪，瞭解古董地圖藝廊的經營概貌。

Event timed during Wimbledon targets ​“cultural tourists” as well as connoisseurs, and draws celebs from Rod Stewart to Charles Saatchi.

Daniel Crouch Rare Books, leading specialist in rare maps and atlases, will be exhibiting two fine and rare cartographic works at the Miami International Map Fair, by Ptolemy, and Jesuit monk Ferdinand Verbiest.

The 1699 map of North America by John Thornton that sold for something like £200,000 at auction last month is back on the market: the buyer, Daniel Crouch, is bringing the map to the Miami International Map Fair this weekend, where he hopes to sell it for more than twice that price. Via MapHist.