2021 démarre sur les chapeaux de roue pour le monde de l’art. Contre tout attente, en pleine crise sanitaire, les maisons de vente en ligne d’art classique et contemporain, objets de collection et de luxe rares ont réalisé une année record. Effet booster du Covid : l'offre a explosé et les achats ont suivi avec de plus en plus d'enchérisseurs sur leurs écrans. La catastrophe annoncée a été évitée grâce à une digitalisation à marche forcée.
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