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The Heat on Arp

February 6, 2013 by Marion Maneker

Arp, Tete-nez (£100-150k) £217k
Arp, Tete-nez (£100-150k) £217k

The numbers go up and down depending on the quality of the work but Hans Arp continues to be a reliable out-performer at auction. This week in London is no exception. Judd Tully spotted David Nash taking one home:

Jean Arp’s punctured “Tete-Nez,” in oil on cut-out board from 1925-26, sold to New York dealer David Nash of Mitchell-Innes & Nash for £217,250 ($339,779) (est. £100-150,000). “I’m putting together a show of Arp next month in New York,” said Nash as he left the salesroom, “and this will be in the exhibition.”

Jean Arp, Du Pays de Thales (£45-60k) £181,250
Jean Arp, Du Pays de Thales (£45-60k) £181,250
Jean Arp, Sans Titre (£150-180k) £385k
Jean Arp, Sans Titre (£150-180k) £385k

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