Australian Art Sales Digest - A database of over 650,000 works of art by over 50,000 artists, sold b

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You must be a subscriber and logged in to view the prices and auction details. Click here to subscribe if you a new user or click here to log in if you are a current subscriber. Art market information for Australian and New Zealand forthcoming auctions, past auction results from 1969 to the present, market statistics, news and opinion. Receive Lot Alerts for Selected Artists Register your selections for our one stop Lot Alert service covering all art auctions in Australia and New Zealand. We will notify you of lots in forthcoming sales for artists that you nominate, and then report the prices realised after the sale. Bonham's to sell the estate of the late Tony White, architect and jeweller By Richard Brewster on 7 October 2020 // Exclusive to the AASD Jewellery, art and other collectables belonging to the late Tony White – Sydney architect turned jeweller – will be auctioned on October 11 by Bonhams at their Queen Street, Woollahra rooms. Included in the art lots is Brett Whiteley’s 'Bonsai' 1971 (above) carrying the equal highest catalogue estimate of $80,000-$120,000 Has the Game Changed for Aboriginal Art? By David Hulme & Brigitte Banziger on 2 October 2020 // Exclusive to the AASD Every country has its own market with homegrown art built often over centuries, with little transfer to other markets. An Australian collector is as unlikely to purchase a painting by Swiss masters Ferdinand Hodler or Albert Anker, and a Swiss collector would perhaps not outlay the sums required to acquire a painting by Arthur Streeton or Tom Roberts.An American collector may show scant interest in the works of Swedish painter Ernst Josephson, whilst a Swede may not give a second glance to Frederic Remington s American Western scenes of Indians. Affandi, one of Indonesia s most famous artists, would be of little interest to your average Russian art collector, while Ivan Aivazovsky s Russian winter landscapes will hardly resonate with an art collector based in the Tropics. 1 October 2020 A Banksy artwork set a world record last night at an Auckland auction, fetching a whopping $126,000 - twice what is was predicted to reach. The work, Have A Nice Day, was expected to fetch $60,000 at a sale of collectable art at the International Art Centre, in Parnell. To the auction house s delight, a bout of spirited bidding saw the buyer, an unidentified New Zealander, shell out $126,000 for the military-themed work which was created nearly 20 years ago. The sale price was the most ever paid for a print of Have A Nice Day, of which there was a limited issue of authentic copies. Collection of the Late Geoffrey Burke returns exceptional results for Leski Auctions By Richard Brewster on 28 September 2020 // Exclusive to the AASD For some Melbourne-based businesses, COVID-19 is having unexpected impacts and none more so than in the art and decorative arts auction industry. While others have been struggling for months with harsh coronavirus lockdown restrictions, auction houses that have been able to move their sales online have often achieved surprising results. So it was for Leski Auctions latest two-day sale on September 26 and 27 when the comprehensive eclectic collection of former National Gallery of Victoria curator, the late Geoffrey Burke, went under the hammer. In a dry landscape, this haunting Drysdale could set a new record 24 September 2020 Lynne Clarke, daughter of renowned Australian artist Russell Drysdale, has a vivid memory of going to the pictures as a young child in the 1940s. I remember seeing Pinocchio and having nightmares for years, the 82 year-old says. I found it horrifying. I didn t like going to the cinema much. She laughs. Back then, the movies were a big outing, she says. Later, as a teen, she would treasure family movie nights on a Friday or Saturday. The memories well up as she looks at a reproduction of her father s 1941 painting Going to the Pictures. Auctioneers Deutscher and Hackett hope that - despite the pandemic changing the art buying landscape - this painting will set a new record for a Drysdale in their Twenty Classics of Australian Art auction on November 11. The catalogue estimates $2.5m to $3.5m, and the artist s current record is $2.98m in 2017 for the much later Grandma s Sunday Walk. Request a Valuation or Pre-Purchase Report Request a valuation to find out the market value of your artwork, or a pre-purchase report on an artwork you are considering purchasing. Our art market experts, who are approved valuers for the Australian Government's Cultural Gifts Program, will provide you with a quick and professional assessment of the artwork. Custom Data Extraction and Supply We can supply datasets of the Australian and New Zealand art market for research purposes, customised to your requirements, with fast turnaround. Our data covers the period from the 1970's to the present day and includes over 700,000 lots offered at auction during that period. Contact us with details of your requirements. Forthcoming Auctions Emily Kame Kngwarreye, My Country - Final Series, 1996, 127 x 82 cm . Frame: 134 x 88 cm, to be offered by CooeeArt MarketPlace Sydney 20/10/2020, Lot No. 26, Est: $400,000-600,000 View All Forthcoming Auctions Completed Auctions Elioth Gruner, A Land of Wide Horizons, Michelago (1922), 71.2 x 102 cm , sold by Smith & Singer Sydney 02/09/2020, Lot No. 24, Price: A$384,300 View All Completed Auctions The Australian Art Sales Digest is published by John Furphy Pty. Ltd., Melbourne, Australia. You are unable to load this page. Access is restricted to subscribers of the Australian Art Sales Digest. You need to subscribe and then login prior to accessing restricted content. You are about to subscribe to the Australian Art Sales Digest, a comprehensive listing of art sold by public auction in Australia and New Zealand from the 1970s to the present time. We have over 600,000 lots listed of which about 400,000 have accompanying images. Lot descriptions, images and prices are included for reference purposes only. As well as past auction results, the site lists forthcoming auctions, provides market statistics and graphs as well as art market news and opinion. We do not buy, sell or auction works of art. The site is not an online gallery, and the only items that will be available for sale are those listed as coming up in forthcoming auctions.

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