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Kathryn Widing dissects what she calls "a retrospective of Thiebaud in a painting." "City Views" is a triptych that was originally commissioned for the nonprofit biomedical research organization Gladstone Institutes. The work hung in their lobby since 2004 and was brought to auction with the intent of the proceeds going to a dedicated fund that supports its scientific training and mentoring pro...

Arguably the most iconic image in American Art history is coming to auction. That is if you are talking with Tylee Abbott, specialist at Christie's. He also compares trying to price such a work as "catching lightning in a bottle." If Charles Willson Peale's "George Washington at Princeton" sold for $21MM in 2006 and Robert Colescott's reinterpretation of this painting "George Washington Carver ...

Vanessa Fusco talks all things van Gogh, we learn about his time at the Saint-Paul Asylum, in Saint-Rémy where he further developed his signature style and painted "Champs près des Alpilles". At Christie's last November we saw "Cabanes de bois parmi les oliviers et cyprès", which was painted just a month earlier at the same asylum, get auctioned for 71MM. How will "Champs près des Alpilles" far...

Christie's Julian Ehrlich highlights the most recent work from Lynne Drexler to come to auction at Christie's, titled "Herbert's Garden". On the heals of its sister work "Flowered Hundred" being auctioned in March for nearly $2MM on an estimate of just $40-60k, all eyes are on "Herbert's Garden" to see if it will produce a similar result. It's estimate is bumped up to $70-100k but anything is p...

No Reserve veteran Sara Friedlander gives us the low down on former football player Earnie Barnes most iconic painting, "The Sugar Shack".

Christie's Tylee Abbott discusses Georgia O'Keeffe's "A Sunflower from Maggie". We learn where the painting got it's name and dive into O'Keeffe's market.

Christie's Max Carter takes us inside the Collection of Anne H. Bass where he gives us the history of how she acquired her two large red Rothkos. A trio of Monet masterworks, which formerly hung in her 5th Avenue apartment, will also come to auction in the 16 work lot.

We all know artists have a tricky relationship with their works going to auction-though back in 1983, Andy Warhol himself found himself a bit pleased to hear about the sale of his Coke Bottle for $135k and the Elvis for $146k, all intel that came from Thomas Ammann in Warhol's diary on Nov. 10th, 1983. Also included, "Thomas bought a Flower painting for $40k but it's worth a lot more," the Pop ...

Christie's Emily Kaplan discusses "Number 31", one of the few Jackson Pollock coveted drip paintings not currently in an institution. Featured in Christie's 20th Century Evening sale, will the work end up in private hands or find its way inside a museum?

Quirky that #Basquiat who lived, worked and died in the 20th century was the highly coveted lot for @Christiesinc 21st century sale-perhaps it speaks to the heights of Basquiat's fame that have intensified in the last decade. That said, kids, remember your history: Basquiat was famous during his lifetime. But there are still untested aspects of his market, according to @Christieinc specialist, ...

The legendary Thomas and Doris #Ammann collection headed to the block last night with an iconic "Shot Sage Blue Marilyn," leading the way, or as head of sale, Alex Rotter, says, "these are generational paintings, every generation one comes out." The Marilyn fetched a hammer of $170MM which comes out to $195MM with auction fees. Christie's is taking a buyer's premium, but the 100% of proceeds fr...

During our time in Texas, the No Reserve team explored many topics with arts patron and philanthropist, Marguerite Hoffman. Beyond talking about her collection, Marguerite shares what it's like living in Texas. But, preciently, particularly in light of the recent news of the supreme court's looming decision, Hoffman speaks to the ongoing fight for women's rights, how it has changed over the yea...

The No Reserve team traveled to Dallas to sit down with arts patron and philanthropist, Marguerite Hoffman. Marguerite takes us inside "B1 & B2", the nicknames for the buildings that house her expansive collection. She shares how her interest in art started out and how it grew into a life-long career and passion. Exploring the themes within her collection, we learn how her focus shifted after h...

The No Reserve team traveled to Dallas to sit down with arts patron and philanthropist, Howard Rachofsky, whose Warehouse exhibition space has become the stuff of legend. Rachofsky relays his journey as a collector and how his hobby of collecting became an opportunity-and occupation-to build out public space for seeing art. Rachofsky's vision for his collection has shifted overtime, and he impa...

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