Most Expensive Paintings In the World - Expensive Paintings Ever sold | 3D Comparison
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- Опубликовано: 26 апр 2022
- Most Expensive Paintings Ever Sold in the World to sell at auction is Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi, which sold for $450.3 million on November 15, 2017 at Christie’s.
Shattering previous records and exceeding auction expectations, the sale underscored market demand for the artist’s rare auction appearances, and the competition among collectors to own a work of such caliber and distinction.
Most Expensive Paintings In the World
Most Expensive Paintings Ever Sold
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Rich people like ugly things. A reflection of their souls.
🤣🤣🤣🤣These art pieces are really ugly for sure
Uncultured people have no souls.
Thank you for doing this Video!
Why is Francis Bacon 3 work studies of Lucien Frued piece that sold for +$140mill not listed, plus other works that sold for +$100mill?
I have lost faith that this is an accurate representation of art sales at auction, have a word with yourselves.
Yes, this is the exact top, I also have this top on my channel......... I analyzed different sources to compile the exact top, but you made a 10 grade video👍 many videos of the same quality 😇
where is Cy Twombly?
No starry night or did I miss it?
What if vincent had this much money of his paintings?
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where is starry night and Mona Lisa
Has Mona Lisa been sold?
She is never been sold! It is estimated at over 800 million.
@@Louderboy.
Yeah. That's what I thought.
Monalisa and last supper never sold
utterly nuts - beautiful work, but really - Warhol and Hockney?
You mean "udderly". So many woman with their breasts out.
>>> agreed! Warhols such a poseur! a fraud
if you dont know art you shoudnt talk about it publicly because you just embarrase yourself
@@musicalpicasso Then explain genius, instead of appealing to mystery
@@androidtv8114 no
Where's the 3D exactly?
Imagine how hard is that by making it in a manual mixing of colour to make it great.
Unlike now by the help of AI and some software everything is just one click away to make a piece of art.
Rothko, 186 million dollars for that? Something a kid could paint? There is no end to the stupidity of humanity.
Ikr its so stupid
Your understanding of art is in kids level
@@musicalpicasso and you are ?
@@machstem2536 you father
@@musicalpicassolndeed only you art lover have that genius of understanding it
I'm going to start selling my artwork I drew complicated flags very very very hard and I did a good job cover the whole paper also I got the right proportions and it's going to be expensive millions of dollars when I get the money I will buy a abandoned high school and turn it to my home I'm Serious :)
where is mona lisa?
Hasn't been sold in modern times, and unlikely to ever be for sale in the future. I've heard insurance values at $1 billion for it, but who knows.
You won't find any Michelangelo paintings either. A drawing goes for 20-30 millions. Paintings are never sold.
Great paintings… true classics… the prices just show its just pieces of paper!
According to my family of artists van gogh is by far the greatest
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Why picasso is so expensive? I dont understanf it looks like a 3month old baby paint it
I agree, most overrated trash
A lot of the richest people are ugly inside and they mirror themselves in Picasso's paintings.
I once copied his art and showed to my friend, they said "stop drawing like baby". I laughed so hard. 🤣🤣
@@chrissibersky4617 idk man try to get a large canvas and create les femmes d'alger, dora maar au chat, le reve, from scratch and make it look the way his does, plus he pulled those images out of nowhere, we get the advantage of copying his. he was truly a total master of drawing and painting as far as skill, then he just went his own creative direction and made what he felt. it's such a personal thing art though, some will look ugly or some you'd never hang in your house or a museum maybe, but you gotta respect his drawing/painting skill. if anything, if you see his as ugly, then that should just help you discover the direction you want to go to make something truly beautiful and better, and not the direction he went
@@CodCats
I understand Picasso's paintings. I know that he is a master at painting and has invented revolutionary ways of depicting things. The result is still looking objectivity ugly and infantile.
But I know why some people love it. It's like with a very high end and expensive meal. They're not always supposed to taste good, it's the experience of colliding tastes and the journey through the meal.
Jackson went hardddddd
Only a couple of non- primitive style paintings... 🙈
I will be on this list
No you wont.
Thank you. Sit and watch
@@MrIrons-og3rg just kidding, good luck to your goals man, you have the right attitude. 👍
I knew you were joking. I am a Jamaican. Take good care.
Mark Rothko No.6 😂😂😂😂😂 humanity i tell you.
You know what i think is funny, when people who dont understand art open their mouth about art 🤡
@@musicalpicassoMaybe only geniuses like you have that superpower
@@androidtv8114maybe if you actually do something from your life. But rather here you are
@@user-nb3mq3cg8k what are you doing then?
If someone is willing to pay those prices why should anyone complain? For every painting that brings those kinds of paintings there are thousands that never bring in anything. Who knows why some make it and some don’t?
its mind blowing to me how shitty most of these actually are.. boy, rarity though, puts a price on a pile of dog crap 🤣
FRIDA KAHLO and Mona Lisa what happened
None interested me. Only non clever human can appreciate it
Art market and legends of art are not about what intress you
السلام عليكم ورحمة وبركاته انا اختكم ام مجد مقيمة في مخيمات النازحين واناشد اهل الخير واهل الايادي البيضاءانا اختكم في لله وام( 4 )اطفال يا اهل الخير والله وضعنا صعب والله يعلم في الحول وطالبه المساعده من اهل لخير وانا جاهذا الا اي اثباث او دليل على صحت كلامي ورقمي موجود في قناتي….
Nah bro the Mona Lisa the most expensive painting in the world
So when was it sold?
some paintings are stunning beyond words..but..1:38 no way I'm paying 85 mil for a bunch of blocks rotated in microsoft paint....
That's the thing it's like Microsoft paint but is actually a painting 😂😂😂
Picasso is overated seems like bunch of nonsense half the time
Horrible paintings and many are worse than a 7 year old...I find a lot of his paintings bizarrely weird and nothing special at all...All the paintings I saw on the list I wouldn't have paid 50 dollars for...And this is what the rich spend their money on these stupid ass painting...Absolutely Nuts
You don't understand art
Exactly, to you its nonsense because your understanding of art is have no sense.
@@musicalpicasso No one wants to understand madeup pretentious BS
@@soujanyoghosh9174 then tell me how do you differentiate legit from non sensical art
a modern art sucks.
I am surprised why these paintings worth too much money.... even todays camera can give you a very good result...people are mad on unimportant things...Do these paintings give milk to the owner who spends money to purchase this useless artwork
Mainly because they have perceived worth as unique investments to art collectors with large amounts of capital to spare. Yes some of them will probably be displayed/loaned to art galleries for decades while others may sit in vaults unviewed. But ultimately most will probably be resold for a profit at some point in the future.
The key things are that:
1. They are unique and have acquired some sort of fame/infamy within art circles either because of the artist or the particular work.
2. In most cases the artwork cannot be reproduced and no more artworks will be produded by the artist as the artist is dead.
3. There is some perceived demand, prestige, importance or value associated with acquiring the artwork.
In the case of the Salvator Mundi though it turns out it was a complete clusterf**k. The Saudis had accidentally sent two proxies to the auction (one by the king and one by the government) but the proxies did not know that and both were under strict instructions to win the auction at any cost to avoid it falling into the hands of a Qatari bidder. They ended up in a bidding war with each other when really the value of the painting was more like $80. In the end the Saudis offloaded the painting by swapping it for a superyacht worth $450million just to get rid of the embarrassment caused by the auction.
Same thing with things like Stradivarius violins selling for millions. Most are are beautiful and fine sounding instruments yet in purely functional terms they do not always beat violins made by Stradivarius' contemporaries or even modern instruments in double-blind sound tests. Yet because the Stradivarius name has become famous and there are only limited numbers of instruments made by him that rarely come up for sale and the fact that there will never be any more Stradivarius violins made (plus a few other factors like some of his instruments being associated with famous players) they can command super high prices at auctions. Sometimes they do go for under the estimates and there do need to be interested buyers though to get a bidding war going so it does depend on how well the auction house is able to attract the attention of interested parties before the auction.
Investing in art❤
@@brynrichmond8829fantastic answer, best comment in this video, there just bunch if annoying idiots here running their mouth who know nothing about art but this comment was different.
these paintings are like artifacts of human history, people should shut up who dont understand what their looking at. These paintings have amazing storys if amazing people in amazing times . They are like diarys. People often hate what they cant understand.
@@musicalpicassoit's all in your made-up socially primed imagination. Have you seen any actual evidence for those proposed stories behind these arts. Or you just go with what others say. I know it's latter
So much crqp