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  • London, November 7th 2014. Sotheby’s is to hold its Inaugural 20TH Century Art– A Different Perspective sale on November 12th in London, where collectors will have the opportunity to acquire some highly regarded examples of avante-garde and abstract art. PICTURED: Sotheby's European Paintings specialist Richard Lowkes  adjusts the hanging of "Cubist Figure" by Otakar Kubin, an important rediscovery from the artist's cubist period. with an estimated value of up to £120,000.
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  • London, November 7th 2014. Sotheby’s is to hold its Inaugural 20TH Century Art– A Different Perspective sale on November 12th in London, where collectors will have the opportunity to acquire some highly regarded examples of avante-garde and abstract art. PICTURED: Sotheby's Richard Lowkes examines Georg Hartmann's "Mechanical Head", which is expected to fetch between £15,000 to £20,000 at auction.
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  • London, November 7th 2014. Sotheby’s is to hold its Inaugural 20TH Century Art– A Different Perspective sale on November 12th in London, where collectors will have the opportunity to acquire some highly regarded examples of avante-garde and abstract art. PICTURED: Sotheby's Richard Lowkes examines Georg Hartmann's "Mechanical Head", which is expected to fetch between £15,000 to £20,000 at auction.
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  • London, November 7th 2014. Sotheby’s is to hold its Inaugural 20TH Century Art– A Different Perspective sale on November 12th in London, where collectors will have the opportunity to acquire some highly regarded examples of avante-garde and abstract art. PICTURED: Sotheby's Richard Lowkes examines Georg Hartmann's "Mechanical Head", which is expected to fetch between £15,000 to £20,000 at auction.
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  • London, November 7th 2014. Sotheby’s is to hold its Inaugural 20TH Century Art– A Different Perspective sale on November 12th in London, where collectors will have the opportunity to acquire some highly regarded examples of avante-garde and abstract art. PICTURED: Matthew Floris, Deputy Director of<br />
Sotheby’s Press Office discusses Friedrich Voremberge-Gildewart' Composition no. 56 which is expected to fetch up to £180,000.
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  • London, November 7th 2014. Sotheby’s is to hold its Inaugural 20TH Century Art– A Different Perspective sale on November 12th in London, where collectors will have the opportunity to acquire some highly regarded examples of avante-garde and abstract art. PICTURED: Richard Lowkes, a Sotheby's paintings specialist discusses Cesar Domela's "Composition Neo-plastique from 1926 which is estimated will fetch between £400,000 to £600,000.
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  • Sotheby's, London, November 21st 2014.  Sotheby's presents one of its strongest offerings of Russian paintings, icons and artworks as the renowned fine art  auction house celebrates its 25th year in Russia. Pictured: Expected to fetch between £1.5 - £2.5 million, Makovsky's  rediscovered monumental materpiece t  six metre wide, picturing the life of Russia's legendary hero Ivan Susanin who is credited with saving the life of the young Mikhail Romanov, founder of the Romanov Dynasty
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  • Sotheby's, London, November 21st 2014.  Sotheby's presents one of its strongest offerings of Russian paintings, icons and artworks as the renowned fine art  auction house celebrates its 25th year in Russia. Pictured: Gallery technicians hang Georgy Nissky's En Route, an oil on canvass which is expected to fetch between £500,000 and £700,000 at auction.
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  • Sotheby's, London, November 21st 2014.  Sotheby's presents one of its strongest offerings of Russian paintings, icons and artworks as the renowned fine art  auction house celebrates its 25th year in Russia. Pictured: Expected to fetch between £1.5 - £2.5 million, Makovsky's  rediscovered monumental materpiece t  six metre wide, picturing the life of Russia's legendary hero Ivan Susanin who is credited with saving the life of the young Mikhail Romanov, founder of the Romanov Dynasty
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  • Sotheby's, London, November 21st 2014.  Sotheby's presents one of its strongest offerings of Russian paintings, icons and artworks as the renowned fine art  auction house celebrates its 25th year in Russia. Pictured: Expected to fetch between £1.5 - £2.5 million, Makovsky's  rediscovered monumental materpiece t  six metre wide, picturing the life of Russia's legendary hero Ivan Susanin who is credited with saving the life of the young Mikhail Romanov, founder of the Romanov Dynasty
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  • Sotheby's, London, November 21st 2014.  Sotheby's presents one of its strongest offerings of Russian paintings, icons and artworks as the renowned fine art  auction house celebrates its 25th year in Russia. Pictured: A Sotheby's gallery technician displays an Imperial Presentation jewelled gold cigarette case by Faberge, gifted by Emperor Nicholas II.
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  • Sotheby's, London, November 21st 2014.  Sotheby's presents one of its strongest offerings of Russian paintings, icons and artworks as the renowned fine art  auction house celebrates its 25th year in Russia. Pictured: A Sotheby's employee examines the intricate detail of a silver-gilt and cloisonne enamel icon of St Nicholas the Miracleworker, expected to fetch between £50,000 - 70,000 at auction.
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  • Sotheby's, London, November 21st 2014.  Sotheby's presents one of its strongest offerings of Russian paintings, icons and artworks as the renowned fine art  auction house celebrates its 25th year in Russia. Pictured: A Sotheby's gallery technician displays an Imperial Presentation jewelled gold cigarette case by Faberge, gifted by Emperor Nicholas II.
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  • Sotheby's, London, November 21st 2014.  Sotheby's presents one of its strongest offerings of Russian paintings, icons and artworks as the renowned fine art  auction house celebrates its 25th year in Russia. Pictured: A sotheby's gallery technician straightens Boris Kustodiev's "Bakhchisarai", and oil on canvas painting, described as the most impressive pre-revolutionary painting by Kustodiev to come to light in recent memory. It is expected to fetch between £1.2 and £1.8 million at auction.
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  • Sotheby's, London, November 21st 2014.  Sotheby's presents one of its strongest offerings of Russian paintings, icons and artworks as the renowned fine art  auction house celebrates its 25th year in Russia. Pictured: Expected to fetch between £1.5 - £2.5 million, Makovsky's  rediscovered monumental materpiece t  six metre wide, picturing the life of Russia's legendary hero Ivan Susanin who is credited with saving the life of the young Mikhail Romanov, founder of the Romanov Dynasty
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  • Sotheby's, London, November 21st 2014.  Sotheby's presents one of its strongest offerings of Russian paintings, icons and artworks as the renowned fine art  auction house celebrates its 25th year in Russia. Pictured: A gallery technician  holds a silver-gilt and cloisonne enamel icon of St Nicholas the Miracleworker, expected to fetch between £50,000 - 70,000 at auction.
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  • London, October 24 2017. Viewers admire Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. Viewers admire Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. Viewers admire Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. Viewers admire Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. Viewers admire Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. Viewers admire Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. Viewers admire Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A member of the press photographs Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World') at a gallery preview at Christie’s in London. The painting sold at Christie's in New York on 15 November 2017 for $450.3 million at Christie’s New York, the highest price for any work of art. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. Viewers admire Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. Viewers admire Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. Viewers admire Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. Viewers admire Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. Viewers admire Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A member of the press photographs Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, October 24 2017. A gallery assistant straightens Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi ('Saviour of the World'), estimated at $100 million at Christie’s in London, which will be sold in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction taking place on 15 November at Christie’s New York. The painting is one of fewer than 20 known paintings by Leonardo, and the only one in private hands. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. Gallery assistants hang Jean-Michel Basquait's 'Red Skull' which features in the Post War and Contemporary Art sale at Christie's in London on XX October 2017. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. A woman admires Damien Hirst's 'Love Lost' from 1999, featuring 20 live carp in one of the artists signature vitrines, expected to fetch between £1.2-1.8million at Christie's in London during their post war and contemporary art sale on 6th October 2017. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. Antony Gormley's 'A Case For an Angel', estimated to fetch between £5-7million, dominates the gallery space at Christie's ahead of their Post War and Contemporary Art Sale in London on 6th October 2017. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. A woman admires Damien Hirst's 'Love Lost' from 1999, featuring 20 live carp in one of the artists signature vitrines, expected to fetch between £1.2-1.8million at Christie's in London during their post war and contemporary art sale on 6th October 2017. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. A woman admires Damien Hirst's 'Love Lost' from 1999, featuring 20 live carp in one of the artists signature vitrines, expected to fetch between £1.2-1.8million at Christie's in London during their post war and contemporary art sale on 6th October 2017. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. A woman admires Damien Hirst's 'Love Lost' from 1999, featuring 20 live carp in one of the artists signature vitrines, expected to fetch between £1.2-1.8million at Christie's in London during their post war and contemporary art sale on 6th October 2017. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. Allen Jone's 'mannequin 'Hatstand (£600,000 - 800,000) together with his 'Chair' (£600,000 - 800,000) and Gaetano Pesce's 'An Important Moloch Floor Lamp (£60,000 - 80,000) create a tableau with Helmut Newton's photograph 'Charlotte RamplingAt the Hotel Nord Pinus, Arles, France, 1973, (£200,000-300,000) at Christie's Masterpieces of Design and Photography sale in London on 3rd October 2017. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. A woman admires Damien Hirst's 'Love Lost' from 1999, featuring 20 live carp in one of the artists signature vitrines, expected to fetch between £1.2-1.8million at Christie's in London during their post war and contemporary art sale on 6th October 2017. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. A gallery assistant polishes Marc Newson's  A Lochkeed Lounge (£1-1.5million) to be auctioned during the Masterpieces of Design and Photography sale in London on 3rd October 2017. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. A woman admires Gilbert & George's Red Morning Hell (£800,000 - 1,2million) to be auctioned at Christie's Masterpieces of Design and Photography sale in London on 3rd October 2017. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. Allen Jone's 'mannequin 'Hatstand (£600,000 - 800,000) together with his 'Table (£600,000 - 800,000) and Gaetano Pesce's 'An Important Moloch Floor Lamp (£60,000 - 80,000) create a tableau with Helmut Newton's photograph 'Charlotte RamplingAt the Hotel Nord Pinus, Arles, France, 1973, (£200,000-300,000) at Christie's Masterpieces of Design and Photography sale in London on 3rd October 2017. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. Gallery assistants (reflected on Marc Newson's Event Horizon Table, estimated at between £100,000 - 150,000) hang Wolfgang Tillman's Urgency XVI, estimated to fetch between £300,000 - 500,000 at Christie's Masterpieces of Design and Photography sale in London on 3rd October 2017. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. A member of Christie's staff adjusts the positioning of Alberto Giacometti's Homme (Apollon) sculpture in bronze with a golden brown patina on, which is expected to fetch between £800,000 and 1.2million at auction on October 3rd during Frieze Week at Christie's in London. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. A member of Christie's staff straightens Andy Warhol's Coke Bottle (1962), which is expected to fetch between £1.8 - 2.5 million at auction on October 3rd during Frieze Week at Christie's in London. Coke Bottle is the first branded object depicted by Warhol. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. A woman gazes at Andy Warhol's Coke Bottle, (1962) which is expected to fetch between £1.8-2.5 million at auction on October 3rd during Frieze Week at Christie's in London. Coke Bottle is the first branded object depicted by Warhol. © Paul Davey
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  • London, September 29 2017. A woman gazes at Andy Warhol's Coke Bottle, (1962) which is expected to fetch between £1.8-2.5 million at auction on October 3rd during Frieze Week at Christie's in London. Coke Bottle is the first branded object depicted by Warhol. © Paul Davey
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  • Christie's, London, February 24th 2017. Fine art auctioneers Christie's hold a press preview for their Impressionist and Modern Art and Art of the Surreal sale which takes place on 28th February. PICTURED: Gallery staff hang Three studies for a portrait of George Dyer, Francis Bacon's first ever portrait of his great muse, painted in 1963. The paintings were formerly in the collection of Roald Dahl and appear on the auction market for the first time, with they triptych expected to realise between £50-70million.
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  • Christie's, London, February 24th 2017. Fine art auctioneers Christie's hold a press preview for their Impressionist and Modern Art and Art of the Surreal sale which takes place on 28th February. PICTURED: Gallery staff hang Three studies for a portrait of George Dyer, Francis Bacon's first ever portrait of his great muse, painted in 1963. The paintings were formerly in the collection of Roald Dahl and appear on the auction market for the first time, with they triptych expected to realise between £50-70million.
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  • Christie's, London, February 24th 2017. Fine art auctioneers Christie's hold a press preview for their Impressionist and Modern Art and Art of the Surreal sale which takes place on 28th February. PICTURED: A woman admires Three studies for a portrait of George Dyer, Francis Bacon's first ever portrait of his great muse, painted in 1963. The paintings were formerly in the collection of Roald Dahl and appear on the auction market for the first time, with they triptych expected to realise between £50-70million.
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  • Christie's, London, February 24th 2017. Fine art auctioneers Christie's hold a press preview for their Impressionist and Modern Art and Art of the Surreal sale which takes place on 28th February. PICTURED: A woman examines Three studies for a portrait of George Dyer, Francis Bacon's first ever portrait of his great muse, painted in 1963. The paintings were formerly in the collection of Roald Dahl and appear on the auction market for the first time, with they triptych expected to realise between £50-70million.
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  • Christie's, London, February 24th 2017. Fine art auctioneers Christie's hold a press preview for their Impressionist and Modern Art and Art of the Surreal sale which takes place on 28th February. PICTURED: A woman admires René Magritte's La corde sensible (1960) valued between £14-18 million.
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  • Christie's, London, February 24th 2017. Fine art auctioneers Christie's hold a press preview for their Impressionist and Modern Art and Art of the Surreal sale which takes place on 28th February. PICTURED: Gallery technicians carry Henri Matisse's  Jeune file aux anemones sir fond violet, painted in 1944 and estimated to fetch between £5-7 million. In the background is Paul Gauguin's Te Fare (La maison) painted in 1892, which has an estimate of between £12-18 million.
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  • Christie's, London, February 24th 2017. Fine art auctioneers Christie's hold a press preview for their Impressionist and Modern Art and Art of the Surreal sale which takes place on 28th February. Christie's, London, February 24th 2017. Fine art auctioneers Christie's hold a press preview for their Impressionist and Modern Art and Art of the Surreal sale which takes place on 28th February. PICTURED: Gallery technicians hang Paul Gauguin's Te Fare (La maison) painted in 1892, which has an estimate of between £12-18 million.
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  • Christie's, London, February 24th 2017. Fine art auctioneers Christie's hold a press preview for their Impressionist and Modern Art and Art of the Surreal sale which takes place on 28th February. PICTURED: Gallery technicians hang Paul Gauguin's Te Fare (La maison) painted in 1892, which has an estimate of between £12-18 million.
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  • Christie's, London, February 24th 2017. Fine art auctioneers Christie's hold a press preview for their Impressionist and Modern Art and Art of the Surreal sale which takes place on 28th February. PICTURED: A woman poses in the Salvador Dali 'Face' installation comprising three lots, from left to right, L'oeil fleuri, décor pour le ballet Tristan fou painted in 1944 and estimated to fetch between £350,000 - 550,000, Dali's iconic Mae West Lips sofa expected to fetch between £400,000 - 600,000, and a second version of  L'oeil fleuri, décor pour le ballet Tristan fou, again worth between £350,000 and 550,000.
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  • Christie's, London, February 24th 2017. Fine art auctioneers Christie's hold a press preview for their Impressionist and Modern Art and Art of the Surreal sale which takes place on 28th February. PICTURED: A woman poses in the Salvador Dali 'Face' installation comprising three lots, from left to right, L'oeil fleuri, décor pour le ballet Tristan fou painted in 1944 and estimated to fetch between £350,000 - 550,000, Dali's iconic Mae West Lips sofa expected to fetch between £400,000 - 600,000, and a second version of  L'oeil fleuri, décor pour le ballet Tristan fou, again worth between £350,000 and 550,000.
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  • Sotheby's, Mayfair, London, October 9th 2015. Ahead of its auction in New York, Sotheby's displays Claude Monet's iconic impressionist lily pond painting "Nympheas", painted in the artist's garden at Giverny in 1908. The painting is expected to fetch between $30 and 50 million when it goes under the hammer later this year in New York. PICTURED:  // Contact: paul@pauldaveycreative.co.uk Mobile 07966 016 296
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  • Sotheby's, Mayfair, London, October 9th 2015. Ahead of its auction in New York, Sotheby's displays Claude Monet's iconic impressionist lily pond painting "Nympheas", painted in the artist's garden at Giverny in 1908. The painting is expected to fetch between $30 and 50 million when it goes under the hammer later this year in New York. PICTURED:  // Contact: paul@pauldaveycreative.co.uk Mobile 07966 016 296
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  • Sotheby's, Mayfair, London, October 9th 2015. Ahead of its auction in New York, Sotheby's displays Claude Monet's iconic impressionist lily pond painting "Nympheas", painted in the artist's garden at Giverny in 1908. The painting is expected to fetch between $30 and 50 million when it goes under the hammer later this year in New York. PICTURED:  // Contact: paul@pauldaveycreative.co.uk Mobile 07966 016 296
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  • Sotheby's, Mayfair, London, October 9th 2015. Expected to fetch up to $60,000,000 at auction, Sotheby's presents "the finest Blue Period Picasso to come to market in a generation", painted in 1901 when Pablo Picasso was just shy of 20 years old. PICTURED: A Sotheby's representative admires the Picasso ahead on its auction in New York. // Contact: paul@pauldaveycreative.co.uk Mobile 07966 016 296
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  • Sotheby's, Mayfair, London, October 9th 2015. Expected to fetch up to $60,000,000 at auction, Sotheby's presents "the finest Blue Period Picasso to come to market in a generation", painted in 1901 when Pablo Picasso was just shy of 20 years old. PICTURED: Sotheby's Gallery Technicians hang the Picasso for the London preview ahead of its New York auction. // Contact: paul@pauldaveycreative.co.uk Mobile 07966 016 296
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  • Sotheby's, Mayfair, London, October 9th 2015. Expected to fetch up to $60,000,000 at auction, Sotheby's presents "the finest Blue Period Picasso to come to market in a generation", painted in 1901 when Pablo Picasso was just shy of 20 years old. PICTURED: Painted on the reverse side of La Gommeuse, is another PIcasso; the purchaser of this piece gets two Picassos for the price of one.  // Contact: paul@pauldaveycreative.co.uk Mobile 07966 016 296
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  • Sotheby's, Mayfair, London, October 9th 2015. Expected to fetch up to $60,000,000 at auction, Sotheby's presents "the finest Blue Period Picasso to come to market in a generation", painted in 1901 when Pablo Picasso was just shy of 20 years old. PICTURED: Sotheby's Gallery Technicians hang the Picasso for the London preview ahead of its New York auction. // Contact: paul@pauldaveycreative.co.uk Mobile 07966 016 296
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  • London, March13th 2015. Ahead of the first sale of the D. Brent Pogue rare United States Federal coin  collection sale to be held at Sotheby's  New York. The collection is composed of over 650 gold, silver, and copper coins, and is expected to be the most valuable collection of coins ever sold. PICTURED: A 1795 Eagle Ten Dollar coin, one of the most perfectly preserved examples, which is expected to fetch up to $10 million at auction.
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  • London, March13th 2015. Ahead of the first sale of the D. Brent Pogue rare United States Federal coin  collection sale to be held at Sotheby's  New York. The collection is composed of over 650 gold, silver, and copper coins, and is expected to be the most valuable collection of coins ever sold. PICTURED: The finest known example of a 1794 Silver Dollar, the first intended for circulation, which is expected to fetch up to $10 million at auction.
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  • London, March13th 2015. Ahead of the first sale of the D. Brent Pogue rare United States Federal coin  collection sale to be held at Sotheby's  New York. The collection is composed of over 650 gold, silver, and copper coins, and is expected to be the most valuable collection of coins ever sold. PICTURED: The capped bust Quarter Eagle, the finest known example of a one year design, from 1808 which is expected to fetch up to $10 million at auction.
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  • London, March13th 2015. Ahead of the first sale of the D. Brent Pogue rare United States Federal coin  collection sale to be held at Sotheby's  New York. The collection is composed of over 650 gold, silver, and copper coins, and is expected to be the most valuable collection of coins ever sold. PICTURED: Two of the sale's star attraction, left,an 1822 Five Dollar gold piece, the only example in private hands, which is anticipated to sell for up to US$10 million and right, the 1804 Silver Dollar originally presented to the Sultan of Muscat in 1835. It is anticipated to fetch up to $10 million
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  • London, March13th 2015. Ahead of the first sale of the D. Brent Pogue rare United States Federal coin  collection sale to be held at Sotheby's  New York. The collection is composed of over 650 gold, silver, and copper coins, and is expected to be the most valuable collection of coins ever sold. PICTURED: The 1804 Silver Dollar originally presented to the Sultan of Muscat in 1835. It is anticipated to fetch up to $10 million at auction
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  • London, March13th 2015. Ahead of the first sale of the D. Brent Pogue rare United States Federal coin  collection sale to be held at Sotheby's  New York. The collection is composed of over 650 gold, silver, and copper coins, and is expected to be the most valuable collection of coins ever sold. PICTURED: The 1804 Silver Dollar originally presented to the Sultan of Muscat in 1835. It is anticipated to fetch up to $10 million at auction.
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  • London, March13th 2015. Ahead of the first sale of the D. Brent Pogue rare United States Federal coin  collection sale to be held at Sotheby's  New York. The collection is composed of over 650 gold, silver, and copper coins, and is expected to be the most valuable collection of coins ever sold. PICTURED: The 1804 Silver Dollar originally presented to the Sultan of Muscat in 1835. It is anticipated to fetch up to $10 million at auction
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  • London, March13th 2015. Ahead of the first sale of the D. Brent Pogue rare United States Federal coin  collection sale to be held at Sotheby's  New York. The collection is composed of over 650 gold, silver, and copper coins, and is expected to be the most valuable collection of coins ever sold. PICTURED: An 1822 Five Dollar gold piece, the only example in private hands, which is anticipated to sell for up to US10 million at auction.
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  • London, March13th 2015. Ahead of the first sale of the D. Brent Pogue rare United States Federal coin  collection sale to be held at Sotheby's  New York. The collection is composed of over 650 gold, silver, and copper coins, and is expected to be the most valuable collection of coins ever sold. PICTURED: The finest known example of a 1794 Silver Dollar, the first intended for circulation, which is expected to fetch up to 10 million United States dollars at auction.
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  • London, March13th 2015. Ahead of the first sale of the D. Brent Pogue rare United States Federal coin  collection sale to be held at Sotheby's  New York. The collection is composed of over 650 gold, silver, and copper coins, and is expected to be the most valuable collection of coins ever sold. PICTURED: A 1795 Eagle Ten Dollar coin, one of the most perfectly preserved examples, which is expected to fetch up to $10 million at auction.
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  • London, March13th 2015. Ahead of the first sale of the D. Brent Pogue rare United States Federal coin  collection sale to be held at Sotheby's  New York. The collection is composed of over 650 gold, silver, and copper coins, and is expected to be the most valuable collection of coins ever sold. PICTURED: A 1795 Eagle Ten Dollar coin, one of the most perfectly preserved examples, which is expected to fetch up to $10 million at auction.
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  • London, March13th 2015. Ahead of the first sale of the D. Brent Pogue rare United States Federal coin  collection sale to be held at Sotheby's  New York. The collection is composed of over 650 gold, silver, and copper coins, and is expected to be the most valuable collection of coins ever sold. PICTURED: A 1795 Eagle Ten Dollar coin, one of the most perfectly preserved examples, which is expected to fetch up to $10 million at auction.
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  • Sotheby's, London, December 5th 2014. World renowned aution house Sotheby's is to offer a collection of British and Continental masters to be sold at auction on December 10th 2014. PICTURED: Sotheby's gallery technicians hang Rossetti's Verticordia, considered to be the artist's most sensuous picture, painted in 1868. This superb pre-Raphaelite artwork is expected to fetch up to £1.5 million at auction.
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  • Sotheby's, London, December 5th 2014. World renowned aution house Sotheby's is to offer a collection of British and Continental masters to be sold at auction on December 10th 2014. PICTURED: Sotheby's gallery technicians hang Rossetti's Verticordia, considered to be the artist's most sensuous picture, painted in 1868. This superb pre-Raphaelite artwork is expected to fetch up to £1.5 million at auction.
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  • Sotheby's, London, December 5th 2014. World renowned aution house Sotheby's is to offer a collection of British and Continental masters to be sold at auction on December 10th 2014. PICTURED: A woman admires the bold brushstrokes of Joaquin Sorolla's Vuelta de la Pesca, Playa Valencia (The return from fishing, Valencia beach) which is expected to fetch between £1,4 and 1.8million at auction.
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  • Sotheby's, London, December 5th 2014. World renowned aution house Sotheby's is to offer a collection of British and Continental masters to be sold at auction on December 10th 2014. PICTURED: A woman admires the bold brushstrokes of Joaquin Sorolla's Vuelta de la Pesca, Playa Valencia (The return from fishing, Valencia beach) which is expected to fetch between £1,4 and 1.8million at auction.
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