Rare Collection of Frank Auerbach Paintings To Be Showcased in Venice during the Biennale
The paintings are all in privately held hands and have rarely been shown.
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After Nearly 80 Years, Marlborough Gallery Will Officially Begin Closing in June
Marlborough, a nearly 80-year-old contemporary art gallery, has decided to sunset its operations and liquidate its inventory over the coming years, with a portion of the proceeds going to…
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Sotheby’s London Sales See Drop from 2022, Bringing $208 M. and a Record-Setting Kandinsky
Miriam Cahn, Raghav Babbar, and Michael Armitage also saw new benchmarks.
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Lucian Freud’s Painting of His Daughter Could Fetch $24 M. at Auction
Freud's auction record was set in November at $86 million.
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Swiss Museums Investigate Their Collections, a Disputed Lucian Freud Painting, and More: Morning Links for September 20, 2022
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After 57 Years Unseen, Francis Bacon Portrait of Lucian Freud Resurfaces for Sale
It is expected to fetch a price of $42 million.
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Lucian Freud’s Portrait of Former Lover and Muse Could Fetch $20 M. at Christie’s
The painting has been held in a private British collection since 1987. It is the first time the piece will be at auction.
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Freud Portrait of Hockney Makes $20.7 M. in Sotheby’s $216 M. London Sales
More than 20 works were consigned from the Speyer Family Trust.
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Lucian Freud’s Portrait of David Hockney Sells for $20.7 M. at Auction
The work was sold in Sotheby's British modern art evening sale in London on June 29.
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Lucian Freud’s Portrait of David Hockney Could Fetch $11 M. at Auction
The work was featured in Freud's 2012 retrospective at the National Portrait Gallery.
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