Oct. 17 (Bloomberg) — A buyers’ revolt against escalating Damien Hirst and Andy Warhol values, and rising demand for Chinese and lower-priced Western art at London’s five-day auctions may be a guide to New York’s November sales.
Related posts:
- London’s $355 Million Art Auctions May Be Preview of U.S. Sales
- Banksy, Italians Resist Slide in Art Auction Values
- Christie’s set to brake sale records in the Middle East by offering nearly AED 109 Million worth of art, jewellery and …
- Christie’s continues to lead Middle East art sales market, announces fourth series of auctions
- Palm Beach | America’s International Fine Art & Antique Fair restructures following dealer revolt