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came
to Hungary with the Peace
Corps in 1990 after graduating from Oberlin
College (BA English and Political Science). Later he received
a Rotary
Scholarship to attend the Central
European University in Budapest, and earned an MA in Cultural
History.
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3 years of working on law reform in the ngo sector, he decided
he'd rather run a business, and founded First
European Shipping. The company would become Central Europe's
leader in commercial art shipping when he sold it to Austromar
GmbH in 2005. He holds Hungarian state appraisers licenses
in Antique Furniture and Oriental Carpets, and works as an art
agent with Taylor Art Advisors.
Central European University
admitted him in 2004 to do his Phd. in Cultural History. He
is currently writing his dissertation on the development of
the Hungarian art market in the 19th Century. Mr. Taylor is
an expert in the history of the Art Market and specializes in
anylzing the dynamic of art values over time. |
Andrea
Megyes |
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in English and Hungarian Language and Literature at ELTE
University. She also graduated from the ELTE Translators
and Interpreters Institute and is qualified for simultaneous
translation for English and Hungarian. She is a state-licensed
tour guide. |
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| She
entered the Art business with First
European Shipping and now Taylor
Art Advisors. She holds Hungarian State Appraising licenses
in Paintings, Graphics, Icons, Porcelain, Glass, and Metalurgy.
Ms. Megyes closely follows the Hungarian and European Auction
markets observing price trends for Central European Modernist
painters. |
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