A Christie’s Auction House staff with Pablo Picasso’s Jeune Fille Endormie and Femme Assise, Robe Bleue Pablo Picasso’s portraits of three different lovers raised £42.2 million ($68.5 million) at Christie’s Impressionist and Modern Art Sale in London. Top lot on the night was a Femme assise, robe bleue, depiction of Dora Maar, who became Picasso’s lover [...]
23 March 2011 
Noblesse Oblige Expensive Skull By Scott Campbell
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Scott Campbell’s Noblesse Oblige Noblesse Oblige exhibition by artist Scott Campbell opened OHWOW new gallery space in Los Angeles on 19 March. In this debut he uses copper, currency, graphite, ink and neon, to transform tattoo subculture iconography into delicate and tempered work. Campbell expands his use of cut currency, sourcing uncut sheets of dollars [...]
8 May 2010 
Pablo Picasso Painting Has Set a New Record for the Most Expensive Art Work Sold at Auction
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A 1932 painting titled “Nude, Green Leaves and Bust” by the Spanish artist Pablo Picasso painting has become the most expensive art work to be auctioned as it earned $106m, at Christie’s New York. Held by the late Los Angeles collectors Frances and Sidney Brody since the 1950s, the painting was won by an unnamed [...]
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