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y well be valued higher after the November sales. Christie's sold a Kippenberger in May for $18 million - a

orks 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 — so both auctions houses will be trying to source Kippenberger work

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

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ange 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 — so both auctions houses will be trying to source Kippenberger work

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

arst in Citizen Kane: a rich man with non-existent morals but exquisite taste. Like Dick Fuld, Lehman Brothers' last CEO: earlier this month, it took Christie's days to sell off the bank's art collection. Here there is no so such owner: this collection has been curated by two artists, Victoria Golembiovskaya

n houses now tie their activities to it more than ever. Off-site auctions saw Phillips de Pury selling David Hockney's Autumn Pool for $2 million and Christie's flogging Andreas Gursky's photograph of the New York Stock Exchange for $700,000, almost three times its estimate. Harry Blain and Graham Southern,

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

contribution appraisal instead of Sotheby's (or Christie's) because of my concern that auction house appra

Homage to J.S. Bach. I recommended to Leon that we use Winston Art Group to prepare the charitable contribution appraisal instead of Sotheby's (or Christie's) because of my concern that auction house appraisals may not meet all of the requirements of a "qualified appraisal." Leon said he wants to use Soth

2014 21:31:55 +0000 Jeffrey, Leon and I spoke on Friday about the charitable contributions of art that he is making to MoMA this year, namely, the Kippenberger, Untitled (from the Raft of Medusa series) and his 48% interest in the Braque, Homage to J.S. Bach. I recommended to Leon that we use Winston Art Gr