Sotheby’s was reported to be unsolicited last month with its record sales of $1.173 billion marquee a week since its new broom building opened on November 8 and more than 25,000 visitors passed through in more than a week. The Auction House, it seems, has secured, secured a new level of popularity, drawing the audience with this general crowd of art
Now, “Images: Return to Madison” includes some of the most celebrated works the auction house has sold over the years. The art acquired by private collectors and museums will return to Sotheby’s for the exhibition, which will be viewed in the new location of Madison Avenue: 211 – An exhibition of the kind made possible by its collaboration with Etihad Airways. With this exhibition, Sotheby’s seems determined to uphold the legacy of the Breiser museum by using its global spaces not only to show the history of art but also to celebrate the history of the Auction House Institutions and their role in the preservation of that history.
Among the highlights of the banks Love is in the barrel . Although the staff at Stotheby admitted that they did not know that the frame had been changed – and Banksy then released a video in the background – the auction house is confused inside – the auction house and the sale itself play an important role in shaping the purpose of the work and the afterlife.
Also in the exhibition is Jean-Michel Basquiaiat – I was touched . Although the project is reportedly being bought by Japanese tycoon Yusaku Maezawa, it is likely to change hands from Billionaire Kenneth C. Griffing, who is being acquired by BASTQUIOTS for a very high repurchase. This painting was originally owned by Annina Sociard in New York before being sold to Phoebe Chason, who sold it to Alexander F. Milliken in 1982 for $4,000. After that, it continued on public view until its sale at Christie’s in 1984 to Emily and Jerry Spiegel for $19,000. When it started again at Sotheby’s in 2017, it was painted by BASQUIAIAIAIAIAIIAIIAS At 21 and it is already high in its ascension, much larger than its estimate of $ 60 million.
And courtesy of Griffin is Andy Warhol’s Shot Orange Marilyn . The work sold anonymously at Southby in 1998 for over $17.3 million. As Nate Freeman reports at Vanity Fair after Christie22’s Christie sale Shot Sage Blue Marilyn because about $ 195 million, Griffin had received Shot Orange Marilyn From the estate of Newhouse for private sale prepared by the Specialist of the former expert of Stherby and Mega-Dealer Tobias Meyer about $ 240 million. In a 1998 article for the BBC, Meyer is still a master of Stereby – called a work that is “a smart purchase,” he may have put the same sentiments later while doing that remains one of the most symbolic ways of this century.
Meyer, in the same article, explained Shot Orange Marilyn as equal to de kooning, Johansper Johns or the important Picasso. All three are represented in the exhibition, including Desoning’s seminal work It’s just for the exchange (1955) and Jasper Johns A false start (1959), both courtesy of Griffin. It was created during the transition at Pivotal’s Pivotal from the “Women” series to other food extraction, world abuse, It’s just for the exchange He was acquired by Griffin from David Geffen in 2016 for 300 million, which was independently reported by the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal – after the last time it appeared at auction in 1989, where it started at $ 20.68 million, then he was a living artist. Johns A false startCurrently, the last one was sold at auction in November 1988 for $17.05 million – a record for a living artist at the time – before being acquired by Geffin Froments in 2006.
Returning to New York from the Yaloo Foundation Collection in Taiwan is Piet Mondrian’s 1929 Named N and II and Francis Bacon Three studies to reveal Lucian Freud (1969). The former was sold at Sotheby’s in 2022 for $51 million, setting a new Mondrian auction record; One of only three works with the old red square on the right and the only remaining example in private hands, the artist survived Sothedly in November 2003. Three studies to reveal Lucian Freud It happened on November 12, 2013, at Christie’s, earning $ 142.4 million (including the buyer’s premium), which remains the artist’s record.
Returning to the exhibition Jane Birkin’s Original Hermès Birmès Birmès Birmès, which sold this summer for more than $ 10 million, drawing revives the rising value of rare luxury items. The buyer of record was Shinsuke Sakimoto, a Japanese real estate entrepreneur and former soccer player and coach, who said he bought the fund under the name of his company, Cavele Japan. Another collectible not found at Louis Comfort Tiffany’s Medusa Pendant Necklace . Estimated at $100,000-200,000, it finally fetched $3.65 million, setting a new auction record for Louis Comfort Tiffany jewelry.
“Images: Return to Madison’ is more than an exhibition; it shows the deadly legacy of Stender and the belts returned to Madison avenue,” Sterney Kremers, who is the Senior Vice Chair, great martial arts, contemporary art, told the speculation. He added that by bringing together some of the most amazing works ever sold at Stherby – including pieces from private and museum collections, several of them offer the audience a unique opportunity to experience the work of a global collector. “Bringing these activities together transforms the museum into a space for discovery and an emphasis on living in the Sounds of New York.”
As part of its initiative, Soutby’s is publishing a book with Phaiton featuring 100 of the most iconic works ever sold at auction. “Icons” for sale, created in collaboration with UK-based artist Hicks, will be available at the exhibition, including sketchbooks, notecards, stickers and clothes. And with Phaiton, it will be published The watchera monograph devoted to Marcel Breuer and his legacy, showing the new headquarters of Sotheby’s in New York.
In keeping with the holiday spirit, Sotheby’s teamed up with Tom Martin on a bespoke ornament painted on a frosted ice cream from Fifth Avenue to compete with FASFANY.
Sotheby’s will also present “turning the star: the private collection of Kathryn and Bing Crosby” ahead of the December 18 auction – a holiday presentation that leans on the culture of adoration and lifestyle. Drawn from the couple’s personal collection, the auction will feature items across the spectrum, from Kathryn’s Holiday-Special Fashion, including her Ivory Jean Louis coat from The Bing Crosby Christmas Showin the fine arts and decorative arts that Bing loves, and Hollywood Memobilia like the ERAD GRAND PIANO featured in High societyFeatured Works by Sir Alfred Munnings and Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot and Rare Feberrgé Creations, including kathryn’s aventarz lion and sapphire mouse.
It is surprising that the world, in the world, obeys the line between the museum and the luxury brand, sending the brand’s goals designed to increase its symbolic capital and target audience in an economy built on content, experience and exhibition.
In general, the release seems to be a successful expression of the “new world” knowledge of Stotheby “, which saw Autiqueli visitors opened at the auction of all Hong Kong, will be able to attract the aurty of Hong Kong but will be able to engage in other levels, whether that means going to buy jewelry with a kind personality or buying a souvenir of the exhibition.
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