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LONDON, 20 JUNE 2013 Today, Sothebys London Impressionist & Modern Art summer sales

series concluded achieving a combined total of 127,557,000 (est. 99.8 - 140.8m;please see full

breakdown below). Monets 1908 view of Venice, Le Palais Contarini, provided the highpoint ofthe week, becoming the top selling work of the London summer season, when it sold in a tense

four-way bidding battle for 19,682,500 / $30,828,700 / 22,998,940.

Sothebys Summer Sales of

Impressionist & Modern Art Achieve

A Combined Total of

127,557,000 / $199,325,581 / 148,939,050

Global Participation from more than 30 CountriesDrives Impressionist & Modern Art Evening Sale Over High Estimate

Exceptional Estate Collections Draw Bidders in Record Numbers

Monets View of Venice, Le Palais Contarini

Is the Star Lot of the Season at 19.7m / $30.8m / 22.9m

For Immediate ReleasePress Release

London | +44 20 7293 6000 | Matthew Weigman | [email protected]

Mitzi Mina | [email protected] | Sarah Rustin | [email protected]


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Helena Newman, Chairman of Sothebys Impressionist & Modern Art Department, Europe,

commented: Following last nights successful sale, todays further appealing offering of works from

estate collections, together with a broader and a particularly high-calibre selection of Works on Paper, saw

bidders drawn to each price level of the market, with extremely strong totals achieved throughout.

James Mackie, Head of Sothebys Impressionist & Modern Art Day Sale, commented:

Responding to todays market demand for supreme Works on Paper, we were extremely pleased to have

offered such a fine selection, comprising museum-quality works across our sales and also in a dedicated

Works on Paper Sale. Our Day Sale results too show the enthusiastic response of buyers to the rare and

exceptional, with two lots fetching sums over a million pounds, and collectors showing a particular

appetite for great early and Classic Impressionist works.

Exceptional Estate Collections Drew Participants in Record NumbersFurther to the success of the sale of property from distinguished estate collections in last nights

evening sale, todays auctions provided further testimony to the enduring appeal of such works.

Overall this week, estate property achieved a combined total of: 29,521,450.

The Analytical Eye: The Branco Weiss Collection

Achieved a combined total of 16,349,250 (est. 10.114.5m)

Professor Heidi Wunderli-Allenspach of Swiss Federal Institute of Technology

(Eidgenssische Technische Hochschule) Zurich, comments: We are extremely pleased with theresults of Sotheby's sales. The enthusiastic response from the art world to the collection that Branco Weiss

assembled will in turn benefit an important programme at ETH, Society in Science, which was of suchimportance to Dr Weiss during his lifetime. The sum raised tonight will enable the testing of new researchfields and further cultivation of young, highly talented researchers from across the globe, a programmewhich opens up new dimensions for the promotion of a new generation of researchers.

Property from the Collection of The Late Stanley J. Seeger

Sold collectively for 6,424,500 (est. 3.6-4.9m)

Melanie Clore, Sothebys Chairman, Europe, said: We were privileged to have been entrusted with

the superb works from great estate collections. The property from the Collections attracted determinedbidders, illustrating the enduring appeal of great property fresh to the market with attractive estimates that

come from the homes of collectors renowned for their unfailing eye and assured taste. Every sale of works

from the Seeger Collection at Sothebys over the last twenty years has been received with enormous

enthusiasm, and the offering this June were no exception, with examples of both an early Picasso of 1901

and a later very powerful work on red paper comfortably exceeding their top estimates. These exceptional

results set the tone for the further wonderful offerings to come across our forthcoming sales including a

beautiful Hockney of 1967 to be sold next week.


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Property from the Gustav Rau Collection

Sold to Benefit the Foundation of the German Committee for UNICEF

Realised a combined total of 6,657,700 (est. 4.8-7.1m)

Dr. Jrgen Heraeus, Chairman of the German Committee for UNICEF, comments on the

successful start of the sales from the Rau Collection for UNICEF at Sothebys:

"This result is an additional evidence for the vision and the expertise of the collector Dr. Gustav Rau. Hewas happy that connoisseurs around the world appreciated his collection as valuable. However, he regardedhis collection as a mean for a particular purpose - to support needy children. UNICEF Germany is gratefuland proud to comply the legacy of this great philanthropist. The proceeds from all sales of the works of artwill benefit the Foundation of the German Committee for UNICEF. They will aid to fund long-termassistance programmes including the support of the hospital founded by Dr. Rau in Eastern Congo. Wehope that the treasures collected by Gustav Rau, delight art lovers. Every buyer can be sure that thechildren of this world will have the benefit."

Impressionist & Modern Day Sale Highlights

Vincent Van Goghs, Water Mill at Opwetten, sold for six times its pre-sale estimate for1,314,500 (est.200,000-300,000)

Two classic impressionist works by Henri Le Sidaner, Les Barques (est. 180,000-250,000)and Les Vielles Maisons, Qiumperl(250,000-350,000) also outstripped their pre-sale

estimates to sell for 482,500 and 386,500 respectively.

Works on Paper

This weeks sales included a particularly strong offering of works on paper, received with much

enthusiasm and realising a combined total of 22,460,675.

Evening Sale Highlights

Pablo Picassos treinte, one of the most vivid compositions executed by Picasso in hislater years, doubled its pre-sale estimate to sell for 3,106,500 million/ $4,865,711 /

3,629,936 (est. 1.5-2m).

Wassily Kandinskys 1928 work Ineinander set a new auction record for a work on paperby the artist, selling for 1,650,500 / $2,585,178 (est. 600,000-800,000).*

The exceptionally rare edition of Pablo Picassos most celebrated set of etchings La SuiteVollard sold for 2,658,500 / $4,164,009, a new record for a Suite Vollard by a wide

margin,and a new benchmark for a series of prints by the artist at auction. .**

Day Sale Highlights

Mirs Dessin Prparatoire pour la Pomme de Terre, achieved 554,500 / $856,536 (est.350,000-550,000).

Vincent van Goghs widely published 1882 drawing Houses Seen from the Back Window ofSiens Mothers House also exceeded pre-sale expectations selling for 446,500 / $689,709(est. 300,000-400,000).


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Auction Records Achieved this Week

Camille Claudel, La Valse, 5,122,500 / $8,023,372 (est. 1.5-2 million) Frantik Kupka, tude sur fond rouge 1,930,500 / $3,023,742 (est. 700,000 1 million) For a work on paper by Wassily Kandinsky, Ineinander 1,650,500 / $2,585,178 (est.

600,000-800,000)

Pablo Picasso, Suite Vollard, 2,658,500 / $4,164,009 (est. 1.4-1.8 million) - a new recordfor a Suite Vollard by a wide margin, and a new benchmark for a series of prints by the

artist at auction.

Sothebys Sales of Impressionist & Modern Art

Sale Totals June 2013

Impressionist & Modern

Art

Evening Sale

19th June 2013


Art

Works on Paper Day Sale

20th June 2013


Art Day Sale

20th June 2013

SALE TOTAL105,939,000

$165,932,256

123,678,394

7,107,675

$10,979,226

8,305,326

14,510,325

$22,414,099

16,955,330

PRE-SALE

ESTIMATE77,500,000-109,900,000 8,300,000-11,500,000 11,600,000-16,600,000

TOTAL

NUMBER OF

LOTS SOLD

58 97 142

OVERALL

COMBINED

SALE TOTAL

127,557,000

$199,325,581

148,939,050

Notes to Editors

*The previous record price for a work on paper by Wassily Kandinsky of 1,497,250 was set at

Christies London in June 2008.

**The previous auction record for Camille Claudel was established at Sothebys New York on 7th May

2013 when his 1905 bronze La Valse (Deuxime version) achieved $1,865,000.


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***The previous record price of 1,558,790 for a Suite Vollard was realised at Galerie Kornfeld Bern in

2012.

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Sothebys has been uniting collectors with world-class works of art since 1744. Sothebys became the first

international auction house when it expanded from London to New York (1955), the first to conduct sales in

Hong Kong (1973) and France (2001), and the first international fine art auction house in China (2012). Today,

Sothebys presents auctions in eight different salesrooms, including New York, London, Hong Kong and Paris,

and Sothebys BidNow program allows visitors to view all auctions live online and place bids in real-time from

anywhere in the world. Sothebys offers collectors the resources of Sothebys Financial Services, the worlds only

full-service art financing company, as well as private sale opportunities in more than 70 categories, including

S|2, the gallery arm of Sothebys Contemporary Art department, as well as Sothebys Diamonds and SothebysWine. Sothebys has a global network of 90 offices in 40 countries and is the oldest company listed on the New

York Stock Exchange (BID).

*Estimates do not include buyers premiumand prices achieved include the hammer price plus buyers premium.

Images are available upon request

All catalogues are available online at www.sothebys.com or through Sothebys Catalogue iPad App.


6/13

LONDON, 19 JUNE 2013 - Tonight, Sothebys London Evening Sale of Impressionist & Modern

Art totalled 105,939,000, exceeding its pre-sale high estimate of 74-104 million. Driven largely

by the strength of the diverse offerings fresh-to-the-market estate property, sculpture, and

classic Impressionist works the sale attracted global competition.

Monets 1908 view of Venice, Le Palais Contarini, provided the highpoint of the evening,

becoming the top selling work of the London summer season, when it sold in a tense three-waybidding battle for 19,682,500 / $30,828,700/22,998,940.

Global Participation from more than 30 Countries

Drives Impressionist & Modern Art Evening Sale

Above High Estimate to

105,939,000 / $165,932,256 / 123,789,394

Exceptional Estate CollectionsDraw Bidders in Record Numbers

Monets View of Venice, Le Palais Contarini

Is the Star Lot of the Season at 19.7m / $30.8m / 22.9m

For Immediate ReleasePress Release

London | +44 20 7293 6000 | Matthew Weigman | [email protected]

Mitzi Mina | [email protected] | Sarah Rustin | [email protected]


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Moments earlier in the sale, a pristine example of a quintessential work by Piet Mondrian,

Composition with Red, Yellow and Blue (1927) - his most favoured combination - was fiercely

contested by five bidders. The winning bid was cast by a telephone bidder and the work fetched

a final sum of 9,266,500/ $14,514,119 (est. 4.5-6.5) a price reflecting the rarity of seminal works

by the Dutch artist on the market.

The auction was 81.7% sold by lot and was characterised by broad participation from bidders

across 33 different countries on the telephones, in the saleroom and online. The sale saw a record

number of participants from Asia in a London Impressionist sale.

Melanie Clore, Sothebys Chairman, Europe, said: We were privileged to have been entrusted

with the superb works from great estate collections, which launched tonights lively sale. The property

from the Collections of Branco Weiss and Stanley Seeger both attracted determined bidders,

illustrating the enduring appeal of great property fresh to the market with attractive estimates that

come from the homes of collectors renowned for their unfailing eye and assured taste.

Every sale of works from the Seeger Collection at Sothebys over the last twenty years has been

received with enormous enthusiasm, and tonights results were no exception, with examples of both

an early Picasso of 1901 and a later very powerful work on red paper comfortably exceeding their top

estimates. These exceptional results set the tone for the further wonderful offerings to come across our

forthcoming sales including a beautiful Hockney of 1967 to be sold next week.

Helena Newman, Chairman of Sothebys Impressionist & Modern Art Department, Europe,

commented: There was an extraordinary dynamic at play in the sale room. Established collectors -drawn out by the quality of the estate collections presented in the sale competed with many of the

new contenders in todays market. Record levels of participation were driven by a truly global

audience across 33 countries in particular from Asia - who joined us in the room, on the phone and

online. Presented with works of such outstanding quality, many of todays leading collectors

competed vigorously, as was the case with Mondrians quintessential composition sought after by no

fewer than five bidders. This kind of competition resulted in 98% of lots sold tonight achieving prices

at or above estimate.

Exceptional Estate Collections Draw Participants in Record Numbers

Property from estate collections accounted for half of the lots offered this evening. Works were

sought after by multiple bidders in nearly every case, testimony to the enduring appeal of great

fresh-to-the-market property from distinguished private collections.

The Analytical Eye: The Branco Weiss Collection

Comprising works that embody the finest achievements of abstract art, the collection of

entrepreneur Branco Weiss attracted fierce competition in this evenings saleroom. While

almost two thirds of the sold lots exceeded expectation, as a whole the collection

achieved a total of 15,880,500 / $24,873,627 (est. 9.713.9 m / $15.121.8m).


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Property from the Collection of The Late Stanley J. Seeger

Stanley Seeger was one of the greatest collectors of his generation. Tonight, six of his

Picassos nearly doubled their combined pre-sale estimate when they sold for 6,287,000 /

$9,847,328 (est. 3.2-4.4 million / $5.3-7.3 million).

Further property from the collections will be offered at Sothebys London over the coming

weeks. Please contact the press office for further information.

Auction Highlights

Tonights sale demonstrated the full scope of the Impressionist & Modern category, speaking to

the wide-ranging taste of todays global collectors. The strong results reflected the demand for

works across a wide range of schools and media:

Classic Impressionist

Further to the success of Monets Le Palais Contarini this evening, two other works by

the artist also achieved notable results, both exceeding pre-sale expectations. Le Pont de Bois, sold for 6,242,500 / $9,777,628 (est. 4-6 m) Lglise de Vernon, Temps Gris realised 4,562,500 / $7,146,244 (est. 3-4 m)

Works on Paper

Works on paper constituted over a third of the lots offered in the sale, realising

15,353,000 (est. 10.4- 14.3m).

Pablo Picassos treinte, one of the most vivid compositions executed by Picassoin his later years, doubled its pre-sale estimate to sell for 3,106,500 million/

$4,865,711 / 3,629,936 (est. 1.5-2m).

Wassily Kandinskys 1928 work Ineinander set a new auction record for a work onpaper by the artist, selling for 1,650,500 / $2,585,178 (est. 600,000-800,000).*

The exceptionally rare edition of Pablo Picassos most celebrated set of etchingsLa Suite Vollard sold for 2,658,500 / $4,164,009, a new record for a Vollard Suiteset.**

Sculpture

All 13 sculptures offered in the auction found a buyer tonight, realising a total of

combined total of 16,052,500 (est. 5.9 - 10.6 million).

A new auction record for Camille Claudel was established when La Valse,Premire Version sold for 5,122,500 / $8,023,372 (est. 1.5 2 million), beating theprevious record of $1,865,000 established at Sothebys New York earlier this

year.***

Henry Moores Working model for draped reclining mother and baby outstripped itspre-sale estimate of 1.3-2 million to realise 3,554,500 / $5,567,413.

Collectors battled for Barbara Hepworths 1959 bronze, Serene Head (Thea) whichsold for over five times its pre-sale estimate 386,500 / $605,375 (est. 50,000-

70,000).

Surrealist Works

Surrealist works in the sale totalled 16,258,500 (est. 10.5 14.8m), led by Ren

Magrittes LIde realised 4,562,500 / $7,146,244 (est. 1.8-2.5 million)


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Auction Records

Camille Claudel, La Valse, 5,122,500 / $8,023,372 (est. 1.5-2 million) Frantik Kupka, tude sur fond rouge 1,930,500 / $3,023,742 (est. 700,000 1 million). For a work on paper by Wassily Kandinsky, Ineinander 1,650,500 / $2,585,178 (est.

600,000-800,000)

For a Suite Vollard by Pablo Picasso, 2,658,500 / $4,164,009 (est. 1.4/1.8 million)Impressionist & Modern Evening Sale Statistics

Sale Total: 105,939,000 / $165,932,256 / 123,789,394 (est. 74.5-104.9 m / $116.7-164.3m /87- 122.6 m)

Percentage sold by lot: 81.7% Percentage sold by value: 90.8%

98% of sold lots achieved prices at or above pre-sale estimate Of the 71 lots offered, 58 sold 24 lots over 1 million Average lot value: 1,826,534

Notes to Editors

*The previous record price for a work on paper by Wassily Kandinsky of 1,497,250 was set at

Christies London in June 2008.

**The previous auction record for Camille Claudel was established at Sothebys New York on 7th

May2013 when his 1905 bronze La Valse (Deuxime version) achieved $1,865,000.

***The previous record price of 1,558,790 for a Suite Vollard was realised at Galerie Kornfeld Bern in

2012.

FOR MORE NEWS FROM SOTHEBYS

Visit: www.sothebys.com/en/inside/services/press/news/news.html

Follow: www.twitter.com/sothebys & www.weibo.com/sothebyshongkong

Join: www.facebook.com/sothebys

Watch: www.youtube.com/sothebys

Sothebys has been uniting collectors with world-class works of art since 1744. Sothebys became the

first international auction house when it expanded from London to New York (1955), the first to

conduct sales in Hong Kong (1973) and France (2001), and the first international fine art auction house

in China (2012). Today, Sothebys presents auctions in eight different salesrooms, including New

York, London, Hong Kong and Paris, and Sothebys BidNow program allows visitors to view all

auctions live online and place bids in real-time from anywhere in the world. Sothebys offers

collectors the resources of Sothebys Financial Services, the worlds only full-service art financing

company, as well as private sale opportunities in more than 70 categories, including S|2, the gallery

arm of Sothebys Contemporary Art department, as well as Sothebys Diamonds and Sothebys Wine.

Sothebys has a global network of 90 offices in 40 countries and is the oldest company listed on the

New York Stock Exchange (BID).


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*Estimates do not include buyers premiumand prices achieved include the hammer price plus buyers premium.

Images are available upon request

All catalogues are available online at www.sothebys.com or through Sothebys Catalogue iPad App.


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Sale Results London, Bond St

Sale L13006 Impressionist & Modern Art Evening SaleSale L13006 Impressionist & Modern Art Evening SaleSale L13006 Impressionist & Modern Art Evening SaleSale L13006 Impressionist & Modern Art Evening Sale 19 JUN 1319 JUN 1319 JUN 1319 JUN 13Grand TotalGrand TotalGrand TotalGrand Total 105,939,000 GBP (165,932,256 USD) (123,789,394 EUR) Exch Rate:Exch Rate:Exch Rate:Exch Rate: 1.57Sold by Lot:Sold by Lot:Sold by Lot:Sold by Lot: 81.7% Lots Offered:Lots Offered:Lots Offered:Lots Offered: 71Sold by Value:Sold by Value:Sold by Value:Sold by Value: 90.8% Lots Sold/Unsold:Lots Sold/Unsold:Lots Sold/Unsold:Lots Sold/Unsold: 58 / 13

LotLotLotLot Price (GBP)Price (GBP)Price (GBP)Price (GBP) Estimate (GBP)Estimate (GBP)Estimate (GBP)Estimate (GBP) BuyerBuyerBuyerBuyer

42 19,682,500 ($30,828,700)(22,998,940)

15,000,000 - 20,000,000

Claude Monet, Le Palais ContariniLe Palais ContariniLe Palais ContariniLe Palais Contarini, oil on canvas, 190836 9,266,500 ($14,514,119) (10,827,877) 4,500,000 - 6,500,000Piet Mondrian, Composition with Red, Yellow and BlueComposition with Red, Yellow and BlueComposition with Red, Yellow and BlueComposition with Red, Yellow and Blue, oil on canvas in the artist's original frame, 1927

51 6,354,500 ($9,953,053)(7,425,214) 3,000,000 - 5,000,000Wassily Kandinsky, Studie fr Herbstlandschaft mit Booten (Study for Autumn Landscape wiStudie fr Herbstlandschaft mit Booten (Study for Autumn Landscape wiStudie fr Herbstlandschaft mit Booten (Study for Autumn Landscape wiStudie fr Herbstlandschaft mit Booten (Study for Autumn Landscape with Boats)th Boats)th Boats)th Boats) , oil on board, 1908

56 6,242,500 ($9,777,628) (7,294,342) 4,000,000 - 6,000,000Claude Monet, Le Pont de BoisLe Pont de BoisLe Pont de BoisLe Pont de Bois, oil on canvas, 1872

43 5,122,500 ($8,023,372)(5,985,625) 1,500,000 - 2,000,000Camille Claudel, LaLaLaLa Valse, Premire VersionValse, Premire VersionValse, Premire VersionValse, Premire Version, bronze, 1892-93

***RECORD FOR THE ARTIST AT AUCTION******RECORD FOR THE ARTIST AT AUCTION******RECORD FOR THE ARTIST AT AUCTION******RECORD FOR THE ARTIST AT AUCTION***49 5,010,500 ($7,847,946)(5,854,754) 4,500,000 - 6,500,000Salvador Dali, La Musique or L'orchestre rouge or Les sept artsLa Musique or L'orchestre rouge or Les sept artsLa Musique or L'orchestre rouge or Les sept artsLa Musique or L'orchestre rouge or Les sept arts, oil on canvas,1957

48 4,562,500 ($7,146,244)(5,331,267) 1,800,000 - 2,500,000Ren Magritte, L'IdeL'IdeL'IdeL'Ide, oil on canvas, 1966

61 4,562,500 ($7,146,244)(45,331,267) 3,000,000 - 4,000,000Claude Monet, L'glise de Vernon, temps grisL'glise de Vernon, temps grisL'glise de Vernon, temps grisL'glise de Vernon, temps gris, oil on canvas, 1894

38 3,554,500 ($5,567,413)(4,153,422) 1,300,000 - 2,000,000Henry Moore, Working model for Draped Reclining Mother and BabyWorking model for Draped Reclining Mother and BabyWorking model for Draped Reclining Mother and BabyWorking model for Draped Reclining Mother and Baby, bronze, 1982, edition of 9 plus 1 artists proof

30 3,106,500 ($4,865,711)(3,629,936) 1,500,000 - 2,000,000Pablo Picasso, treintetreintetreintetreinte, white wax crayon and pencil on red paper, 1971

---PLEASE SEE SEPARATE POST-SALE PRESS RELEASE---

Specialist in Charge: Helena Newman Press Office Contact: Mitzi Mina, Sarah Rustin

Please note all prices include buyer's premium. Sale session totals are net aggregate figures plus premiums. **Estimates do not include buyer's premium**

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Sale Results London, Bond St

Sale L13008 Impressionist and Modern Works on Paper 20 JUN13

Grand Total(IncludingBuyer'sPremium):

7,107,675 ($10,979,226) Exch Rate: 1.54

Sold by Lot: 66.9% Lots Offered: 145Sold byValue: 68.6% LotsSold/Unsold: 97 / 48Lot Price (GBP) Estimate (GBP) Buyer158 554,500 ($856,536) 350,000 - 550,000 Asian PrivateJoan Mir, Dessin pour La Pomme de Terre, 1928, black crayon and chalk on paper, 63.2 by48.2cm.176 446,500 ($689,709) 300,000 - 400,000 European PrivateVincent van Gogh, Houses seen from the back window of Sien's Mother's House, pencil, penand ink on paper laid on card 26 by 45.5cm, 1882137 326,500 ($504,345) 220,000 - 320,000 UK TradeHenri Matisse, Tte de jeune fille, 1951, brush and Indian ink on paper, 44 by 33.4 cm.196 302,500 ($467,272) 250,000 - 350,000 European CollectorMarc Chagall, Le soleil couchant, signed, oil on paper, 66.1 by 50.9cm, painted in 1961185 278,500 ($430,199) 220,000 - 280,000 European PrivateMarc Chagall, Bouquet de Paris, Watercolour, gouache, pastel, crayon and oil on paper, 1971,

78.8 by 57cm

213 254,500 ($393,126) 120,000 - 180,000 Asian PrivatePaul Klee, Schtzerin (Protectress), 1932, watercolour and pencil on paper, 48 by 31cm.147 230,500 ($356,053) 150,000 - 200,000 European TradeSchiele, Liegende (Reclining Nude), charcoal and watercolour on paper, 45 by 29.2cm, 1918165 218,500 ($337,517) 200,000 - 300,000 UK TradeSalvador Dali, Montre molle et escargot dans une salle de bain avec deux baigneuses, mixedmedia collage, 63by50cm, 1975129 194,500 ($300,444) 180,000 - 250,000 European CollectorMarc Chagall, Musicien et danseuse, gouache, gouache, pastel and brush and ink on paper,45.5 by 35.4cm. 1943.232 152,500 ($235,567) 120,000 - 180,000 European PrivateMarc Chagall, Fleurs et amants, watercolor, pastel and tempera on paper, 65.2 by 52.2 cm,executed 1935172 152,500 ($235,567) 70,000 - 100,000 US PrivateClaude Monet, Barque choue prs de St-Adresse, 1865-70 black crayon on paper, 20.7 by31.7cmSpecialist in Charge: James Mackie Press Office Contact: Sarah RustinPlease note all prices include buyer's premium. Sale session totals are net aggregate figures plus premiums. **Estimates donot include buyer's premium**

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