|
China's new rich in $256 million auction
By THOMAS BELL
September 29, 2008
Singapore — Chinese collectors are expected to spend $256 million at an auction that should see the work of local artists fetching record prices. The sale, which opens next weekend in Hong Kong, will also provide a stark illustration of the new…
London Street-Art Auction Disappoints
Rare Female Portrait by Francis Bacon Up for Sale
Elton John's Brooch Up for Sale
Munch's 'Vampire' Heads to Auction
Victorian Never Looked So Good
Sotheby's to Sell Works From a Neglected Field
Christie's Adds $130M Fall Auction
Hirst's Shark Sells for $17m at Auction
Sotheby's Stands Tall With Hirst
Sotheby's Stock Falls Prior to Hirst Sale
Damien Hirst's Fear of Failure
Freud's Bacon Portrait Could Fetch $12M
Christie's Will Have Dedicated Contemporary Design Sale
Report: Hirst Auction Critical To Market Confidence
Sotheby's Sues CNET Founder for $16.8 Million in Fees
Hirst in the Hamptons
By KATE TAYLOR
Sotheby's Australian Sales Disappoint
Sotheby's: Qing Dynasty Scroll Could Fetch $10M
Sotheby's Will Preview Hirst Sale in Hamptons, New Delhi
Captain Cook's Boomerang Heads to Christie's
|
