Christie’s 11/2/2019

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    Not just a pretty face: why this watch is primed to take its place among the all-time top 10

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    Living next door to de Kooning: the documentary, the friendship, the early drawings

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    Kim Whan-Ki: the pioneer of Korean abstract painting whose art proved to be his downfall

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    Sanyu’s Five Nudes: a ‘true peak’ in the career of the artist they called ‘the Chinese Matisse’

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    The Wyeth dynasty: three generations of artists who set the standard for American realism

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    ‘He looked, listened, and did the opposite of what he’d learnt’: Picasso and his printmakers


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    This rare and complete egg was laid by an elephant bird — the largest bird to ever walk the Earth, which became extinct about 400 years ago. Its biggest eggs would have weighed around 10kg, with a volume 160 times larger than a chicken egg

    Estimate: £30,000-50,000
    31 October-7 November, online





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    Although Matisse’s cut-outs are associated with the last years of his career, he first experimented with the medium in 1919. Losange dates from 1946-47, five years after an operation for abdominal cancer that left him struggling with the physical demands of painting

    Estimate: $500,000-800,000
    12 November, New York





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    This late-18th-century German cherrywood cabinet — which until recently was believed to have been destroyed during the Second World War — opens to reveal 48 wax ‘genre’ figures, including ‘the compassionate mother’ and ‘the frugal peasant’

    Estimate: £40,000-60,000
    13 November, London





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    Six years ago Christie’s sold a 2013 portrait of Leonardo DiCaprio by Elizabeth Peyton (b. 1965) for more than $1 million, with the proceeds benefiting his wildlife charity. This Leonardo, also by Peyton, was painted in 1998, a year after DiCaprio starred in Titanic

    Estimate: $350,000-550,000
    14 November, New York
     
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