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Sotheby’s Imp-Mod Day Sale Down 27% From 2015

November 16, 2016 by Marion Maneker

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This Francis Picabia work from 1907 topped Sotheby’s day sale lots of Impressionist and Modern art. A Diego Giacometti table actually sold for ten-times the estimate to make $3.8m and a Chaim Soutine painting from Taubman collection was right behind the Picabia at $1.8m.

More telling, the sale represented a 27% drop from last year’s same event which took in $53.3m. As big as the reduction in sales volume is, it actually represents a smaller percentage drop than the broader market.

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Filed Under: Auction Results Tagged With: Impressionist, Modern, Sotheby's

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