Sotheby's comprehensive website has auction results and, via the listing for the auction, catalogues of current and previous sales, with lots of clicking options and information - as well as a gallery of current and past exhibitions. Many of these works will disappear, or have already, into bank vaults, so it's wonderful to be able to browse through them with just a few clicks.
I was interested in the framing as well as the works themselves.
Casino de Nice by Raoul Dufy, c.1930 Dufy made many images of the casino |
Drawings by Henry Moore |
A gorgeous Kandinsky (title etc not noted) |
Dunes by Lyonel Feininger, 1949 It previously came up for sale in 2008 |
Maurice de Vlaminck, Les bateaux de voile a Poissy, 1909 |
Max Ernst, Configuration, 1974 |
Joan Miro, drawing for Ubu Roi, c.1953 Wax crayon, brush, ink ... and you can just about see the collage |
A luminous Chagall, Coq rouge dans la nuit, 1944 It sold for £1.87m |
Paul Klee, Blumen-Pfannen I, 1939 |
An "achrome" by Piero Manzoni (kaolin on sewn canvas) My favourite of the day - cloth covered with clay! |
A little monotype by Oskar Schlemmer |
L'ecole maternelle, 1954, by Tsuguharu Foujita |
The print catalogue for this sale is available at sothebys.com/pdf/2014/L14007/index.html, to be clicked through page by page. Here's an example of what you'll see -
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