Shani Toledano joined Doyle New York in 1996 and was named Senior Appraiser in the Painting Department in 2005. She is currently Director of Modern & Post-War Art. Her responsibilities include appraising and authenticating works of art, in addition to the research, cataloguing, marketing and sales of paintings, drawings and sculpture in over twenty auctions each year. She examines and evaluates thousands of works of art annually.
Ms. Toledano regularly shares her expertise with collectors outside the New York area during the appraisal days scheduled at Doyle New York’s regional offices and elsewhere. She also works with heirs, families and fiduciaries in providing estate appraisals for fine art.
Ms. Toledano received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History at Syracuse University. She also pursued graduate studies in Gallery and Retail Art Administration at the Fashion Institute of Technology. In 2007, she completed the Appraisers Association of America course on USPAP compliance (Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice).
The Estate of Bartlett Burnap features a remarkable assemblage of works by plein air painters showcasing the beauty and diversity of the California landscape.
Jon King discusses the German-born landscape painter who became the "dean of Southern California artists" during the early 20th century.
Elaine Stainton discusses the 18th century origins of the enduringly popular Venetian vedute and examines a work attributed to Apollonio Domenichini, The Master of the Langmatt Foundation Views.
The daughter of renowned artists Milton and Sally Avery, March Avery was seemingly born to make art. Featured in the May 8 auction are three exceptional works from a Main Line Collector.
A familiar face is moving to the Bronx as Doyle's Director of Client Services Emily Collins assumes leadership role at Hayloft Auctions.
Doyle is honored to auction property from the Estate of Elaine and James D. Wolfensohn in select auctions this season.
Refresh your home decor at Hayloft Auctions' April sale where you'll find inspiration and vintage treasures for every room in your home!
A 1948 painting by Mexican artist Diego Rivera commissioned by songwriter Irving Berlin highlights the March 13 Latin American Art sale, along with works by José Clemente Orozco and Hector Hyppolite from Berlin's collection.