RESULTS: Art Contemporain - Paris, 4 December 2012

The Art Contemporain sale realised €18,420,200/14,942,466/$23,995,995 with 82% by lot and 92% by value.

Paris

Lots vendus:90

Total: €18.420.200/£14.942.466/$23.995.995

     82% par lot

Nombre de lots:110

£0.8112= €1 / $1.3027=€1

    92% en valeur

 

Lot  

Description

Estimation (€)

Prix Réalisé

Acheteur

20

Louise Bourgeois (1911-2010)

Spider

Acier, pièce murale, réalisée en 1995, cette œuvre est unique

1.000.000-1.500.000

€3.425.000

£2.778.360

$4.461.748

Anonyme

22

François-Xavier Lalanne (1927-2008)

Moutons de laine (troupeau de cinq moutons et neuf ottomans)

Conçu en 1965, ce troupeau a été réalisé en 1968-1969

700.000-900.000

€1.745.000

£1.415.544

$2.273.212

Collectionneur américain

23

Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985)

Liqueurs, musique, chemiserie (avec sept voitures)

Gouache, encre de chine, mine de plomb et collage sur papier

400.000-600.000

€1.185.000

£961.272

$1.543.700

Anonyme

28

Pierre Soulages (né en 1919)

Peinture 130 x 162 cm, 20 juin 1957

Huile sur toile, peint en 1957

800.000-1.200.000

€1.185.000

£961.272

$1.543.700

Collectionneur sud-américain

7

Karel Appel (1921-2006)

Two birds and a Flower

Huile sur toile, peint en 1951

RECORD POUR UNE ŒUVRE DE L’ARTISTE VENDUE AUX ENCHÈRES

300.000-500.000

€841.000

£682.219

$1.095.571

Collectionneur européen

27

Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985)

Hauts lieux du mariage

Huile sur toile, peint en 1958

600.000-800.000

€661.000

£536.203

$861.085

Anonyme

38

François-Xavier Lalanne (1927-2008)

Troupeau de trois moutons de pierre, une brebis, un bélier et trois transhumants

Epoxystone et bronze

450.000-650.000

€661.000

£536.203

$861.085

Collectionneur européen

40

Kazuo Shiraga (1924-2008)

Chizosei Shomenko

Huile sur toile, peint en 1961

400.000-600.000

€625.000

£507.000

$814.188

Anonyme

3

Alexander Calder (1898-1976)

Mobile Quadrichrome

Réalisé en 1959

220.000-380.000

€541.000

£438.859

$704.761

Collectionneur européen

5

Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985)

Cafetière, tasse et sucrier I

Vinyle sur toile, peint le 21 septembre 1965

300.000-400.000

€481.000

£390.187

$626.599

Anonyme

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