Epstein Secrets

, 2010, only six months after the date of death, Christie's London sold the painting at auction for $12,927

e) of the artwork up for auction failed to reach its minimum or guaranteed price and was returned to the auctioneer or owner. In 2009 Sotheby's and Christie's, the top artwork auction houses, experienced auction revenue decreases of 53% and 46%, respectively. Lower sale prices and a lack of available, hig

ete de Femme (Jacqueline) by Pablo Picasso (the Picasso), Untitled by Robert Motherwell (the Motherwell), and Element Bleu XV by Jean Dubuffet (the Dubuffet)." One of the paintings was sold after the date of death for an amount considerably in excess of the 706 filing amount. This case addresses two fun

e) of the artwork up for auction failed to reach its minimum or guaranteed price and was returned to the auctioneer or owner. In 2009 Sotheby's and Christie's, the top artwork auction houses, experienced auction revenue decreases of 53% and 46%, respectively. Lower sale prices and a lack of available, high

o the auctioneer or owner. In 2009 Sotheby's and Christie's, the top artwork auction houses, experienced au

a "similar sized work from the same series," sold for $825,000. The Estate's expert determined the fair market value of the Dubuffet to be $500,000. For purposes of the notice of deficiency, the IRS valued the Dubuffet at $750,000, as of the date of death. At trial, the IRS's expe

2, 2010, only six months after the date of death, Christie's London sold the painting at auction for $12,92

ete de Femme (Jacqueline) by Pablo Picasso (the Picasso), Untitled by Robert Motherwell (the Motherwell), and Element Bleu XV by Jean Dubuffet (the Dubuffet)." One of the paintings was sold after the date of death for an amount considerably in excess of the 706 filing amount. This case addresses two fund