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Christie’s Spring Marquee Week Showcases Modern Masterpieces

Christie’s Spring Marquee Week celebrates twentieth and twenty-first century masterpieces live from Rockefeller Center, New York.

Christie’s Spring Marquee Week Showcases Modern Masterpieces
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Christie’s unveils its New York Spring Marquee Week, a celebration of twentieth- and twenty-first-century masterpieces staged live at its legendary Rockefeller Center saleroom.

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Opening on Monday, 12 May, the week begins with Leonard & Louise Riggio: Collected Works, a refined single-owner collection, followed by the 20th Century Evening Sale.

Christie’s Spring Marquee Week Showcases Modern Masterpieces
Leonard & Louise Riggio: Collected Works | PIET MONDRIAN (1872-1944). Painted in Paris in 1922, Estimate on request; In the region of $50 million. Credit: Christie's

The series continues with the Impressionist and Modern Art Works on Paper and Day Sales, the 21st Century Evening Sale, and concludes on 15 May with the Post-War and Contemporary Art Day Sale.

This glittering week offers works of extraordinary provenance, with a special spotlight on Latin American visionaries and trailblazing female artists.

The Riggio Collection features icons including Mondrian, Picasso, Giacometti and Magritte. Meanwhile, the 20th Century Evening Sale presents a luminous Rothko from the celebrated Bass House, alongside Monet’s jewel-toned Peupliers au bord de l’Epte and rare works by Warhol, Tanning and Varo.

Christie’s Spring Marquee Week Showcases Modern Masterpieces
PABLO PICASSO (1881-1973)Femme à la coiffe d'Arlésienne sur fond vert (Lee Miller), EstimateUSD 20,000,000 – USD 30,000,000. Credit: Christie's

The 21st Century Evening Sale promises contemporary brilliance, headlined by a rare Basquiat triple portrait, believed to depict the artist and his parents.

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Further highlights include For Art’s Sake: Selected Works by Tiqui Atencio & Ago Demirdjian, featuring coveted pieces by Cecily Brown, Ed Ruscha, and leading voices in contemporary art.