At a Glance
- Tasks: Research and catalogue European paintings, contributing to auctions and private sales.
- Company: Join Sotheby’s, a prestigious auction house with a rich history.
- Benefits: Gain invaluable experience in the art world and develop your professional skills.
- Other info: Dynamic role with opportunities to manage multiple projects and engage with clients.
- Why this job: Immerse yourself in art history and work alongside industry experts.
- Qualifications: Degree in Art History and strong research/writing skills required.
The predicted salary is between 35000 - 45000 £ per year.
Sotheby’s in London seeks a Cataloguer to research, catalogue, value, and present European paintings from the late 13th through the 19th centuries.
You will work closely with senior specialists to ensure scholarly accuracy and contribute to auctions and private sales.
The role requires a degree in Art History, strong research/writing skills, and the ability to balance multiple projects with professional client service.
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Old Master Cataloguer: Research, Cataloguing & Auctions employer: Sotheby's International
Sotheby’s, a prestigious name in the art world since 1744, offers an exceptional work environment for the Researcher role in Old Masters Paintings based in London. With a commitment to employee growth and a collaborative culture, Sotheby’s provides access to a wealth of resources and expertise, ensuring that team members can thrive in their careers while contributing to the legacy of fine art. The company values diversity and inclusion, fostering a workplace where every individual can excel and make a meaningful impact.