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to MoMA at the death of the survivor of Leon and Debra Not included in Sotheby's 7/25/14 appraisal (perhaps because it is on exhibition at MoMA) 3. Martin Kippenberger, Untitled (from the series The Raft of Medusa) Owned 100% by Leon individually Promised gift to MoMA but we do not have a copy of a promised gift a

ch are the first two weeks in November. The value of the two Braque works may not change much, but the Contemporary market continues to rise so the Kippenberger may very well be valued higher after the November sales. Christie's sold a Kippenberger in May for $18 million - a new world record for the artist —

sales. Christie's sold a Kippenberger in May for $18 million - a new world record for the artist — so both auctions houses will be trying to source Kippenberger works for their November sales. Logistics The Sotheby's appraisal gives us a good sense of the current values for the first Braque and the Kippenbe

to MoMA at the death of the survivor of Leon and Debra Not included in Sotheby's 7/25/14 appraisal (perhaps because it is on exhibition at MoMA) 3. Martin Kippenberger, Untitled (from the series The Raft of Medusa) Owned 100% by Leon individually Promised gift to MoMA but we do not have a copy of a promised gift a

t two weeks in November. The value of the two Braque works may not change much, but the Contemporary market EFTA00631429 continues to rise so the Kippenberger may very well be valued higher after the November sales. Christie's sold a Kippenberger in May for $18 million - a new world record for the artist —

sales. Christie's sold a Kippenberger in May for $18 million - a new world record for the artist — so both auctions houses will be trying to source Kippenberger works for their November sales. Logistics The Sotheby's appraisal gives us a good sense of the current values for the first Braque and the Kippenbe

on, NW1 Full details & map Time Out says Old Masters and famous names from contemporary art, including Picasso, Manet, Cézanne, Damien Hirst, Banksy, Martin Kippenberger and Gerhard Richter, in a show curated by Wolfe von Lenkiewicz and Victoria Golembiovskaya held in an eighteenth-century building close to the Frieze

serious money, including as it did Andy Warhol works I'd never even seen images of before, plus things by Poussin, Manet, Cézanne, Picasso, Hirst and Kippenberger. Over its five floors, "Noble Man" also housed work from the Saatchi Gallery's "New Sensations 2010" exhibition of graduating students. Stand-out pie