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وسوم ذات صلةCheon Kyung-ja Andy Warhol Flowers series Market Seoul Auction Korean art contemporary art fine art

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Seoul Auction's 193rd Art Auction on the 23rd Features 127 Lots Valued at 11 Billion Won

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Seoul Auction's 193rd Art Auction on the 23rd Features 127 Lots Valued at 11 Billion Won

Seoul Auction will hold its 193rd art auction on May 23rd, featuring 127 lots with a total estimated value of 11 billion won. Highlights include Cheon Kyung-ja's 'Market' and Andy Warhol's complete 'Flowers' series.

New York Art Auctions Fetch Nearly $2 Billion, Driven by Ultra-Rich Buyers

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New York Art Auctions Fetch Nearly $2 Billion, Driven by Ultra-Rich Buyers

New York art auctions generated nearly $2 billion, with top houses Sotheby's and Christie's seeing record-breaking sales for works by Rothko, Miró, and Brancusi. The market for high-end "blue-chip" art thrives among ultra-wealthy individuals, signaling a flight to perceived safe assets.