Christie's Art Moderne - Vente du Jour Auction Could Realize $13.28m
3 min read · 09 Oct 2026
The Beach at Pornic by Pierre-Auguste Renoir estimated at $560,200 (low) to $784,300 (high). Image courtesy of Christie's
Pierre-Auguste Renoir The Beach at Pornic (1892) is the highest-value lot announced by Christie's in its 'Art Moderne - Vente du Jour, including Works from the Durand-Ruel Collection and Works from the Marlene and Spencer Hays Collection' auction in Paris on October 23.
- Pre-sale low estimates total $13.28m (EUR11.85m).
Preview snapshot
- 216 works are for sale.
- Estimates total: $13.28m (low) and $19.53m (high), excluding premiums.
- 0 lots have undisclosed estimates.
The highest-value lot announced is: Pierre-Auguste Renoir, The Beach at Pornic (1892), which is estimated to sell for between $560,200 and $784,300. It has been traded 5 times in the past.
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