‘I Ranged Far and Wide’: Dawoud Bey on Imagining the Paths of Fugitive Slaves
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From Miró Constellations to 50,000 Pounds of Kiefer: Martin Z. Margulies on 45 Years of Collecting
The Miami-based collector explains how the storied Scull sale in 1973 contributed to his pursuit of the new.
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$90.3 M. Hockney Leads Christie’s to $357.6 M. Finish at Contemporary Art Sale in New York
In all, 85 percent of lots sold, with new records set for four artists.
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David Hockney’s Famed Pool Scene Sells for $90.3 M. at Christie’s, New Record for Work by Living Artist at Auction
The painting, sold with no reserve, had been estimated to sell for around $80 million. The new top mark replaces one set by Jeff Koons in 2013.
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Sotheby’s Tallies $362.6 M. at Strong Contemporary Sale, Setting Records for Jacob Lawrence, Henry Taylor, More
The total, which came with 97 percent of lots selling, was up from the haul at the same sale last year.
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Record-Smashing $91.9 M. Edward Hopper Buoys On-Target ‘American Place’ Sale at Christie’s, with $317.8 M. Total
The single-owner sale offered works of American modern art meticulously collected by the late Barney A. Ebsworth.
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With Record-Setting $26.8 M. Magritte in Front, Solid Sotheby’s Imp-Mod Sale Totals $315.4 M. in New York
It was also a big night for German and Austrian Expressionists, but a major Marsden Hartley that had been backed by the house failed to sell.
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Tepid Christie’s Impressionist-Modern Sale Brings in $279.3 M., Sets Records for Tamara de Lempicka, Jean Arp
A Claude Monet painting that sold for $31.2 million led the sale.
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Jenny Saville Painting Sells for $12.4 M. at Sotheby’s London, Record for Living Female Artist
The house brought in $89.6 million on Friday night; at a smaller affair at Phillips, a Joan Mitchell earned $4.09 million.
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Masterpiece Theatre: $8 M. Kline Sells at Frieze Masters; $15 M. Dubuffet, Film Greats On Offer
Business was slower in the fair's Old Masters section, but work by Derek Jarman and Sergei Eisenstein provided a welcome jolt of life.
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