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by Kim Cabrera • April, 2021 Leon Tovar, photo by Andres Serrano. And from that period I started to learn to be involved in the arts all my life. When I was young there was an exhibition at the Museum of ModernArt of Bogotá, and it was one of my first exposures to geometric abstraction and optical art.
Miller & Miller has sold numerous pieces of this stoneware in the past few years, including another horse jug that fetched over $16,000 in 2021. In 1971, the Museum of ModernArt held a retrospective of Hunt’s work, the first for an African-American sculptor. Leonard Auction, estimate: $100,000-$150,000.
Auction passed via RoGallery (Nov 2021). The influence of Jackson Pollock and Robert Motherwell (whom she later married) was evident in her work, Mountains and Sea , which pioneered the stain painting technique and led art critic Clement Greenberg to label her as the “next big thing” in American art. million in 2014.
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Sold for $10,436,000 USD via Christie’s (March 2021) Vincent Van Gogh The famed Dutch artist had a short but prolific career at the end of the nineteenth century creating over 2000 artworks in a decade. Sold for $8,400,000 USD via Bonhams (December 2021). Here are some to have on your radar: Vincent van Gogh – La Mousmé.
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