Antiquities

Ancient Greek & Roman Art Market

Antiquities Columnist
Randall Hixenbaugh

Randall Hixenbaugh has been involved in antiquities or ancient art as a scholar, collector, and dealer for nearly 20 years. He holds a Master's Degree in Classical Archaeology and has participated in a number of archaeological excavations of Roman and Punic sites in North Africa.

An avid collector himself, he is an accomplished numismatist and a student of Sumerian, Greek, and Latin languages. He is the former Assistant Editor of Minerva Magazine, the International Review of Ancient Art and Archaeology. He is a member of the Archaeological Institute of America and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Mr. Hixenbaugh is also a member of the Appraisers Association of America, and is one of a handful of individuals qualified to perform appraisals of antiquities for insurance purposes and charitable donation. He is currently preparing to publish a comprehensive study of ancient Greek military helmets.

Mr. Hixenbaugh is the director of Hixenbaugh Ancient Art Ltd., a gallery located at 320 East 81st Street on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. The gallery deals in antiquities from ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, and Rome. The gallery specializes in working with clients, both public and private, to build collections of ancient art. Due to his in depth knowledge of the antiquities market, he is able to acquire antiquities with a discerning eye for value and quality. All of the pieces handled by the gallery are legally and ethically acquired, in complete accordance with US and international regulations and laws concerning the import and sale of ancient objects. Hixenbaugh Ancient Art deals only in authentic pieces, and all objects are guaranteed genuine and as described.

Antiquities

Hixenbaugh's Column:

• Market for Ancient Greek Art Remains Robust

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