At Christies in Paris on Tuesday, there is the next chance to measure the current health of the Post-War and Contemporary Art market.
This is an interesting “retail” level sale with only one lot, Richard Prince’s The taming of nurse Conway ($2.5 million to $3.8 million) estimated to fetch more than $900,000. Of the 229 lots, only 55 have pre-sale estimates higher than $100,000.
It would seem to me that this is smaller collector and institutional territory. Will we see a pull-back in this market, too?
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