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Tag: 11.14.12

Sotheby’s Celebrates The Most Lucrative Auction In Its History

“Rich in world-class offerings of Abstract Expressionist and Pop Art, Sotheby’s contemporary evening roared to the tune of $375,205,000, the highest total for any evening sale in its long history. It eclipsed the mark set in May 2008’s $362-million contemporary art sale.”

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on November 14, 2012March 30, 2021Categories today's top storyTags 11.14.12

US Prosecutors Accuse Sotheby Of Lying In Case Of Ancient Cambodian Statue

“Federal prosecutors trying to seize a multimillion-dollar 10th-century Cambodian statue from Sotheby’s have accused the auctioneers of colluding with the item’s owner to hide information that it was stolen from a temple in 1972, according to papers filed in United States District Court in Manhattan.”

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on November 14, 2012March 30, 2021Categories visualTags 11.14.12

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