Venue: Leopold-Hoesch-Museum, Düren, Germany
The New York Collection for Stockholm (1973), sold for $25,200, more than the low estimate at Wright, Chicago. Seventeen Screenprints, Nine Lithographs, Two Lithographs With Screenprint, One Photocopy, One Photograph (11 Printed In Colors), number 7 from the edition of 300, 30.0 x 23.0cm.
Richard Estes, D-Train (1988), sold for $25,200, more than the low estimate at Wright, Chicago. Screenprint In Colors On Museum Board, 91.0 x 183.0cm. The work has not been traded before.
Pia Arke was an artist with an unusually profound relationship to her medium.
The Pop x Culture auction takes us through decades of creativity from rock’n’roll to punk, and across various disciplines: music, fashion, cinema, graffiti and fine art.
The trajectory from the centuries-old method of a model sitting for a painting, compared to the immediacy of being able to take out your phone and capture yourself with the push of a button, reveals so much about the intersection between technology and art.
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