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Vettriano expects his most famous painting The Singing Butler to be part of a milestone exhibition he is planning to cover 20 years of his work, he said yesterday. Sotheby's auctioneers are to help him track down his best-known paintings, seeking loans...
Tags: Jack Vettriano, Scotland, London, National Galleries, singing butler, Sotheby, Royal Scottish Academy, United Kingdom, Edinburgh, Entertainment Culture
It was the highest price ever paid for a vivid green diamond. A ruby and diamond necklace and earrings made for the Duchess of Roxburghe in 1884 sold for €3.86 million, five times its estimated price, at the auction in Geneva.
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A bronze of a voluptuous nude holding a cigarette and a volcanic landscape strewn with lifeless limbs top this week's Latin American art auctions. The New York sales at Christie's and Sotheby's follow strong auctions this month for Modern and Impressionist...
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Christie’s went first , selling 39 of 46 lots for a total of $74.1m on November 10th. It was less than a quarter of their $325m total exactly two years ago, but still a respectable outcome given the difficulty of obtaining consignments. No one wants to...
Tags: Christie, Mr Doig, Peter Doig, Sotheby, highest price, New York City, Andy Warhol, Christie's, Damien Hirst, Jose Mugrabi, Manhattan, Sotheby's, Auction
The 1962 silk screen print, which shows 200 life-sized images of dollar bills, had a pre-sale estimate of $8m to $12m (£4.8m to £7.3m) at Sotheby's. The contemporary sale fetched $134.4m (£81.3m) with 52 out of 54 lots sold. Warhol's 1963 painting Green...
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A painting by pop artist Andy Warhol, "200 One Dollar Bills," brought $43.8 million at auction, more than three times its highest presale estimate of $12 million. The piece, one of Warhol's first silk-screen paintings, sold at Sotheby's on Wednesday evening.
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British paintings from the collection of film director Richard Attenborough fetched 4.6 million pounds ($7.7 million) at an auction on Wednesday, well in excess of pre-sale estimates of 1.9-2.9 million pounds. The 50 paintings, including one Attenborough...
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The stunning performance of Impressionist and Modern art in Sotheby’s Wednesday sale where 56 paintings, drawings and sculptures brought just over $181 million can leave no one in doubt that the art market is as vigorous as it ever was before last year’s...
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In an Impressionist and modern art sale that had all the right ingredients quality, value and variety Sotheby’s salesroom was teeming on Wednesday night with a United Nations of enthusiastic bidders from Latin America, China, the United States, Russia...
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One spring day in 1965, during her senior year in high school, Cathy Naso, a wide-eyed girl from Brooklyn, stepped off a dingy freight elevator and into Andy Warhol’s legendary Factory. Though she was there to write about Warhol for a French class assignment,...
Tags: Andy Warhol, Cathy Naso, Sotheby