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“I Have to Stay at Home” is described as “an auction for lockdown,” with head of Contemporary Art for Europe Alex Branczik noting that the sale was assembled in three weeks “by a Sotheby’s team who are stuck working from home, for collectors who will likely be stuck bidding from home.” “The sale gently alludes […]
Christie’s has recently launched a new series of thematic online-only auctions from the Post-War and Contemporary Art department. The sales, respectively entitled “VICE” and “VIRTUE”, are described by Christie’s as representing the two opposing sides of human nature. “‘VICE’ captures the myriad ways of worldly escape in its selection, reflecting our long-held humanistic tendency to […]
Christie’s will host an online-only auction in collaboration with the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, with bidding running from April 28 through May 6. “Andy Warhol: Better Days” will feature 60 photographs selected by Michael Dayton Hermann, director of licensing, marketing and sales at the Warhol Foundation, in coordination with Christie’s. Warhol produced […]
Mark Rothko’s “Blue Over Red” will be offered as part of Sotheby’s marquee Contemporary Art evening auction. It is expected to sell for $35 million.
Early sketches of “The Little Prince”, the world-famous creation of French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupery, have been found in storage in northern Switzerland, local media and an art expert said Thursday, Aug. 15. The drawings were purchased at auction some three decades ago by Bruno Stefanini, a real estate magnate and major collector who died last year, said Elisabeth […]
Prices have risen more rapidly for works by female artists than those of their male counterparts over the past six years, according to a new report.
Heritage Auction is now offering examples of the original artwork for “Garfield”, as part of a series of auctions of the Jim Davis Collection.
You can now make money out of your old Pokemon cards as some of them have been sold for about £5,300 (over P340,000) on eBay.
The lock of brown and grey hair, contained in an oval frame, was cut off by Ludwig Van Beethover and given to the pianist Anton Halm in 1826.