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Sotheby’s Hong Kong will hold its Contemporary Asian Art Spring Sale 2010 on 5 April at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. This season’s sale will offer a series of early works by established Chinese artists that are rarely seen on the market, as well as seminal works from prominent Japanese and Korean artists. There will be over 170 extraordinary pieces, with a total estimate in excess of HK$94 million / US$12 million.
Evelyn Lin, Sotheby’s Head of Contemporary Asian Art, said, “Last year, our Contemporary Asian Art Autumn …Related posts:

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Christie’s New York will offer an extensive selection of nearly 200 lots of sculpture, paintings, ritual objects, and works of art from India, Tibet, Nepal and Southeast Asia from the notable collections. on March 23.Raja Balwant Dev Singh on a Tiger Hunt, Nainsukh of Guler, India, Jasrota, circa 1750, 7 ? x 16 ?in. […]

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Dedham, MA – Grogan & Company Fine Art Auctioneers and Appraisers is pleased to present for auction the Private Collection of Important and Collectible Asian Decorative Works of Art from the Estate of Frederick Rush Innes, Cambridge, Massachusetts. The auction will be held on Sunday, October 3rd at 12 noon and will comprise of […]

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PRIVATE COLLECTION OF IMPORTANT ASIAN WORKS OF ART TO CROSS THE BLOCK

On September 16th, Christie’s New York will offer over 200 selected works in the sale of Indian and Southeast Asian Art, including exceptional bronzes, stone sculptures and Indian miniatures. A selection from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Manheim will highlight the sale along with property from various other private collections.
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