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itchell, and additionally that the boys were acquired by him from Fallani, who has confirmed this with us. Thanks to the former curator of Greek and Roman at the MET, we have sufficient information that confirms both pieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's requirements. If there is a w

$1,500,000/2,500,000 Two Boys $600,000/800,000 As mentioned previously provenance has become a key factor for success at auction. We know both the Herakles and the two boys come from the Estate of Jan Mitchell, and additionally that the boys were acquired by him from Fallani, who has confirmed this wit

tion that confirms both pieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's requirements. If there is a way to find out if Mitchell acquired the Herakles prior to 1970, its salability would increase dramatically. My estimates are not etched in stone so I would be happy to discuss further if the number

itchell, and additionally that the boys were acquired by him from Falla=i, who has confirmed this with us. Thanks to the former curator of G=eek and Roman at the MET, we have sufficient information that confirms bot= pieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's requireme=ts. If there is a w

Calibri,sans-serif">Two Boys $600,000/800,000 As mentio=ed previously provenance has become a key factor for success at auction.* We know both the Herakles and the two boys come from the Estate of l=n Mitchell, and additionally that the boys were acquired by him from Falla=i, who has confirmed this with

tion that confirms bot= pieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's requireme=ts. If there is a way to find out if Mitchell acquired the Herakles =rior to 1970, its salability would increase dramatically. My estima=es are not etched in stone so I would be happy to discuss further if the n=mber

tchell, and additionally that the boys were acquired by him from Falla=i, who has confirmed this with us. Thanks to the former curator of G=eek and Roman at the MET, we have sufficient information that confirms bot= pieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's requireme=ts. If there is a wa

,000/2500,000 Two Boys $600,000/800,000 <=> As mentio=ed previously provenance has become a key factor for success at auction.4, We know both the Herakles and the two boys come from the Estate of .l=n Mitchell, and additionally that the boys were acquired by him from Falla=i, who has confirmed this wit

tion that confirms bot= pieces have sufficient provenance to fulfill Christie's requireme=ts. If there is a way to find out if Mitchell acquired the Herakles =rior to 1970, its salability would increase dramatically. <1=> My estimates =re not etched in stone so I would be happy to discuss further if th