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Sotheby’s New York Imp-Mod Evening Sale = $144m

May 9, 2016 by Marion Maneker

Rodin, L’Eternel Printemps (8-12m) 20.4m USD

Monet, Maree Basse Aux Petites-Dalles (3-5m) 9.88m USD

Bonnard, Nu A La Fenetre (2-3m) 4.73m USD

Giacometti, Femme Debout, Sans Bras (1.5-2m) 2.4m USD

Magritte, Les Jeunes Amours (1.2-1.8m) 2.1m USD

Giacometti, Tete Sur Socle (800-1.2m) 1.69m USD

Edgar Degas, Grande Arabesque, Troisieme Temps (600-800k) 1.5m USD

Edouard Vuillard, Marie Brossant Un Vetement a La Fenetre (500-700k) 850k USD

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