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Won by What a Nuisance and presented by Prince Charles the 18 carat gold 1985 Melbourne Cup is up for sale.
Australian Financial Review | Peter Fish
A bumper sale at Sotheby's Australia, which saw two paintings fetch a total of more than $3 million amid a host of other impressive prices, appears to have put the auction house in pole position to dominate the annual art auction tally for the first time in six years.
The Advertiser | Louise Nunn
ALBERT Namatjira’s largest painting set a new world record for the artist at auction in Sydney. Fink River Mission and Mount Hermannsburg (1951) sold under the hammer for $122,000 including the buyer’s premium. The presale estimate was $80,000 - $100,000.
Business Insider Australia | Simon Thomsen
An auction of major Australian art by Sotheby’s in Sydney last night suggests investors are back in the local art market, with the 69 works on offer realising $8.96 million (inc. buyer’s premium) in clearance rates of 75.4% at 132% by value.
Australia Plus | Kathryn Magann
Pelelangan karya-karya seni milik seniman Australia mencapai rekor baru setelah penjualan yang dilakukan di Sydney hari Rabu (1/9/2016) malam.
Rumah lelang Sotheby melelang dengan judul Important Australian Art dan menghasilkan $8.96 (sekitar Rp 89 miliar) dengan sedikitnya empat karya seni mencapai rekor baru penjualan bagi seniman pembuatnya.
ABC News | Kathryn Magann
Auction records tumbled when some of Australia's most prominent artworks went under the hammer in Sydney overnight. The Sotheby's auction titled Important Australian Art cleared $8.96 million, with at least four works setting world auction records for their artists.