G. Max Bernheimer- Artifacts and Insights

Max Bernheimer has been involved in the world of antiques and antiquities since his early teens. A graduate of Clark University in 1982 Max went on a unique pathway to establishing himself as a global leader in the world of antiquities . He launched the antiquities division at Christies and remained there for a good part of 30 years till his recent retirement . Aside from his profession , Max is entrenched in the music world and an avid tennis player. His journey and accomplishments are compelling . A must listen !

Episode 19 of the Wide Open podcast, hosted by Zoa Soundworks LLC, titled "G. Max Bernheimer- Artifacts and Insights" was published on October 21, 2025 and runs 55 minutes.

October 21, 2025 ·55m · Wide Open

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Max Bernheimer has been involved in the world of antiques and antiquities since his early teens. A graduate of Clark University in 1982 Max went on a unique pathway to establishing himself as a global leader in the world of antiquities . He launched the antiquities division at Christies and remained there for a good part of 30 years till his recent retirement . Aside from his profession , Max is entrenched in the music world and an avid tennis player. His journey and accomplishments are compelling . A must listen !

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Max Bernheimer has been involved in the world of antiques and antiquities since his early teens. A graduate of Clark University in 1982 Max went on a unique pathway to establishing himself as a global leader in the world of antiquities . He launched the antiquities division at Christies and remained there for a good part of 30 years till his recent retirement . Aside from his profession , Max is entrenched in the music world and an avid tennis player. His journey and accomplishments are compelling . A must listen !

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