Post-War & Contemporary Art

Contact

• New York

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    Andrew Massad

    Deputy Chairman

    Andrew Massad

    Deputy Chairman

    amassad@christies.com+1 212 636 2104

    Andrew Massad is a Deputy Chairman in the Post-War and Contemporary Art department, focusing on auction and high level private sales. As a member of the department since 1991, Andrew has been integral to the development of the market for Contemporary Art. In 1998, he helped reinvent the category as head of the Afternoon Session, where during his 14-year leadership, he won market share for an extraordinary 13 and a half years. Andrew has been responsible for the introduction of many contemporary artists of significance of the last 15 years into the auction market, including Takashi Murakami, Peter Doig, Elizabeth Peyton, John Currin, and more recently Wangechi Mutu, Julie Mehretu, Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Mark Grotjahn, Dana Schutz, Kehinde Wiley, and David Wojnarowicz. Andrew has also been responsible for facilitating many top sales and frequent world record prices, including works by Paul Gaugin, Pablo Picasso, Mark Rothko, Alexander Calder, Gerhard Richter, Donald Judd, On Kawara, John Baldessari, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Louise Lawler and, a personal favorite, Peter Doig’s Reflection (What does your soul look like) , which sold for $10 million. As a result of Andrew’s commitment to top contemporary artist he recently oversaw the record breaking price for Cindy Sherman’s Untitled from her iconic Centerfold series, which achieved $3.8 million in May 2011. More recently, Andrew was the team leader for the Emily and Jerry Spiegel Collection which sold for upwards of $125m in the fall of 2017. Andrew studied painting and art history at Cornell University and Syracuse University.

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    Barrett White

    Executive Deputy Chairman, Head of Post-War and Contemporary Art, Americas

    Barrett White

    Executive Deputy Chairman, Head of Post-War and Contemporary Art, Americas

    bwhite@christies.com+1 212 636 2151

    Barrett White is an Executive Deputy Chairman for the Post-War & Contemporary Art Department, focusing on business development and private sales. Barrett joined Christie’s in 1999 and has held senior positions in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Department and Christie’s subsidiary Haunch of Venison. He was also formerly the Senior Director at L+M Arts in New York. His experiences in both commercial galleries and the auction house give him keen insight into the complexities of the art market and this wide perspective has gained him the trust of international collectors. Today, he moves seamlessly between auction and private sale activity for the department securing major consignments and advising clients on building collections. Barrett was born in New Haven Connecticut where early-on he developed a love for the arts while visiting the studios of his mother and her friends at the Yale Art School. He has a BA in Art History from New York University and a MA in the History of the Art Market and Art Market Studies from Christie’s Education.

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    Alexis Klein

    Senior Specialist, Vice President

    Alexis Klein

    Senior Specialist, Vice President

    aklein@christies.com+1 212 641 3741

    Alexis Klein, Senior Specialist for Post-War and Contemporary Art, has strong relationships with curators, advisors and private collectors alike. She continues to secure important consignments for post-war and contemporary art auctions internationally and also advises collectors on acquisitions. Alexis contributed to the significant growth in private sales for post-war and contemporary art for Christie’s in the Americas from 2013 to 2018. She specializes in several preeminent artists of the post-war period including Agnes Martin, Cy Twombly, Willem de Kooning, Joan Mitchell and Alexander Calder as well as contemporary painting and photography by artists such as Gerhard Richter, Richard Prince, Kerry James Marshall, Wolfgang Tillmans and Glenn Ligon, among others.
    
    Prior to joining Christie’s, Alexis worked for over five years at a major international auction house in New York, where she contributed to the launch of its private sales and exhibitions program in Contemporary Art. She has also worked at the Felix Gonzalez-Torres Foundation and Andrea Rosen Gallery in New York. Alexis is a member of the Performa Visionaries and the American Friends of the Israel Museum Acquisitions Council. Alexis received a B.A. with Honors in Art History from Northwestern University in 2006.

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    Joanna Szymkowiak

    Specialist, Vice President

    Joanna Szymkowiak

    Specialist, Vice President

    jszymkowiak@christies.com+1 212 974 4440

    Joanna Szymkowiak is a Vice President, Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary Art department, focusing on business development for auction and private sales, plus cultivating important client relationships.She joined Christie’s in 2011 in Post-War and Contemporary Art Private Sales and was subsequently responsible for cataloging and researching the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale.Joanna then managed Market Intelligence and Masterpieces, in which she oversaw the research and analysis of masterpiece artworks on a global level. Most recently, she held the position of Head of Morning Sale. During her time at the company, Joanna has been closely involved in the sale of key works by Joan Mitchell, including three of the top ten auction records for the artist, as well as Morris Louis, Hans Hofmann, Wayne Thiebaud, Ed Ruscha and Alexander Calder. She has also been responsible for numerous breakout prices by artists including Neil Jenney and Robert Colescott. Joanna earned her BA in International Letters and Visual Studies and in French from Tufts University as well as an MA degree from New York University.

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    Ana Maria Celis

    Senior Vice President

    Ana Maria Celis

    Senior Vice President

    acelis@christies.com+1 212 641 5774

    Ana Maria Celis is a Senior Vice President, Specialist and Head of the Post-War & Contemporary Art Evening Sale where she is responsible for maintaining Christie’s market-leading position in the category. Prior to joining Christies in 2013 she worked at another international auction house for almost six years where she held the post of Head of the Contemporary Art Afternoon Sale. Since joining Christie's, Ana Maria has worked on a number of curated sales including the record breaking "Looking Forward to the Past" and "The Artist's Muse." Born and raised in Caracas, Ana Maria is fluent in Spanish and English and plays a key role in our international team through the fostering and development of collectors in the Americas. Ana Maria has a BA from New York University in History of Art and Latin American Studies.

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    Alessandro Diotallevi

    Specialist, Private Sales, Americas

    Alessandro Diotallevi

    Specialist, Private Sales, Americas

    adiotallevi@christies.com+1 212 636 2926

    Alessandro Diotallevi is a Specialist in the Post-War & Contemporary Art department in New York. He started his career as a researcher in Christie’s London office, before cataloguing his first Italian Sale in 2012. In 2014, he was the Junior Specialist on the historic Eyes Wide Open: An Italian Vision, the sale of one of the most important collections of Arte Povera which realized fifteen artist records including those for Michelangelo Pistoletto, Janis Kounellis, and Alighierio Boetti. The following year he joined the Evening Sale team and worked on successful sales which achieved record results for a number of artists in the category. In 2017, he curated the unique Up Close auction which focused on the “greatest small-scale paintings and sculptures by some of the 20th centuries most important artists.” In the summer of 2018, Alessandro relocated to the USA to join the team in New York. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Cultural Communications from the L.U.M.S.A University in Rome, and is fluent in English and Italian.

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    Paola Saracino Fendi

    Associate Vice President, Specialist

    Paola Saracino Fendi

    Associate Vice President, Specialist

    pfendi@christies.com+1 212 636 2076

    Paola Saracino Fendi is an Associate Vice President, Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary Art department focusing on business development for auction and private sales, plus advising on contemporary collections. After working for over six years in our Post-War & Contemporary Art department in London, she returned to New York in November 2019. Paola moved to London in 2013 as a Junior Specialist in the Post-War & Contemporary Private Sales team and subsequently worked on the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction and the Essl Single-Owner Collection sale. Paola spent most of her career leading the Day, Midseason (Post-War to Present and First Open) and Online-Only Auctions in London as Head of Sale, so she is well versed in these markets and has an interest in emerging contemporary and under-recognized artists. With her background in the company, Paola has combined her thematic creativity with her market knowledge within Post-War & Contemporary Art field to assist on single-owner auctions, thematic sales, charities and other unique collaborations. During her time at the company, Paola has been closely involved with curated exhibitions such as When Britain Went Pop and most recently with the iconic and philanthropic single-owner sale of the Collection of George Michael. Having lived in New York, Paris, Lugano and London, she is fluent in English, Spanish, Italian and French. Paola received a BA in History of Art and Architecture and French from Boston University and her MA in History of Modern and Contemporary Art and the Art Market.

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    Sara Friedlander

    Deputy Chairman

    Sara Friedlander

    Deputy Chairman

    sfriedlander@christies.com+ 1 212 641 7554

    Sara Friedlander is the Deputy Chairman of the Post-War & Contemporary Art Department at Christie’s New York. In this role, Sara works with important private collectors, institutions and museums, advising on acquisitions and sales both privately and at auction. Since joining in 2006, Sara has distinguished herself as both a team member and specialist. She has led and contributed to some of Christie’s most important auctions and consignments including The Eppler Family Collection, Property Sold to Benefit the Donald and Barbara Zucker Family Foundation, The Barney A. Ebsworth Collection, and The Robert B. and Beatrice C. Mayer Family Collection. Previously, Sara oversaw seven of Christie’s most successful auctions as the head of the New York Evening Sale, including the highest grossing sale of all time.
    
    Sara graduated from Brandeis University with a B.A. in Art History, with minors in Creative Writing and Women’s Studies. She completed her Master’s degree in Fine and Decorative Arts at the Sotheby’s Institute in London. Sara is the Co-Chair of the Contemporary Circle at the Jewish Museum, on the Contemporary Council of the American Friends for the Israel Museum, is a member of the board of the Children’s Museum of Manhattan and is on the board of the Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies Program at Brandeis University

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    Vivian Brodie

    Associate Director, Private Sales, Americas

    Vivian Brodie

    Associate Director, Private Sales, Americas

    vbrodie@christies.com+1 212 636 2510

    Vivian Brodie is Specialist, Head of Mid-Season and Online Sales, overseeing a series of live and online sales held in March, July, September and December each year. Under her leadership, these sales have grown in scale and scope, providing unique opportunities to acquire art by established names and emerging American contemporary artists. Prior to joining Christie’s, Vivian was head of contemporary sales at a well-known online auction site. In addition to her work at Christie’s she runs a New York based non-profit, called Y&S, which supports emerging artists without gallery representation and curators without a space, organizing between one and four exhibitions a year. In addition, she has also curated a number of exhibitions at Venus Over Manhattan, Dickinson Gallery and Leila Heller Gallery.

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    Kathryn Widing

    Specialist

    Kathryn Widing

    Specialist

    kwiding@christies.com+1 212 636 2109

    Kathryn Widing, Specialist, Head of Sale, Post-War and Contemporary Art, is responsible for the department’s highly successful mid-season sales in March, July, September and December. In addition to offering works by some of the most famous artists of the postwar and contemporary era, she also has a specialty and interest in works by female and under-recognized artists. She also assists the department in business-getting initiatives and client communications for both auction and private sales. She joined Christie’s in October 2014 as a cataloguer for the e-commerce sales in the Post-War and Contemporary department. Prior to joining Christie’s, she was a sales assistant to the president at Pace Gallery in New York and curatorial assistant at High Line Art, the public art program of Friends of the High Line in New York. She earned a M.A. degree in the History of Art and the Art Market with a focus in Modern and Contemporary Art from Christie’s Education and a B.A. from Colgate University with a major in Art History, where she received high honors for her thesis on the art of Robert Colescott.

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    Alexander Rotter

    Chairman

    Alexander Rotter

    Chairman

    arotter@christies.com+ 1 212 636 2101

    Alex Rotter joined Christie’s in March 2017 as Chairman of Post-War & Contemporary Art in New York, where he specializes in securing works of art of the highest caliber for Christie’s clients around the world. As a key member of the international team, he is also tasked with maintaining the company’s dominant position in the international art market, and continuing its reputation as the world’s leading art business.
    
    Alex has an exceptional track record of leadership in the Post-War and Contemporary art market. Over the past decade, he has been responsible for driving world auction records for artists including Andy Warhol, Gerhard Richter, Cy Twombly, Christopher Wool and Sigmar Polke. He has also been responsible for the successful sale of a number of important estates and collections including the Collection of Mrs. Paul Mellon and The Schlumberger Collection. Alex was a key member of the team which handled the sale of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece Salvator Mundi, which sold at Christie’s New York in November 2017 for $450.3million, the most expensive work of art ever sold. In May 2018, he played an instrumental role in the success of the historic sale of the Collection of David and Peggy Rockefeller for $835million, the highest total for a private collection sold at auction.
    
    Growing up in a family of art dealers in his native Austria, Alex studied at the University of Vienna. From 2013-2016 he was the Worldwide Head of Contemporary Art at Sotheby’s. Here, he oversaw the rise in contemporary art sales, and led the launch of S│2, the auction house’s private sales exhibition space.

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    Michael Baptist

    Junior Specialist

    Michael Baptist

    Junior Specialist

    MBaptist@christies.com+1 212 636 2660

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    Noah Davis

    Associate Specialist

    Noah Davis

    Associate Specialist

    NDavis@christies.com+1 212 468 7173

    Noah Davis is a Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary Art department in New York and oversees the increasingly successful First Open online auctions in July and December. In addition to these regular sales, Noah has assembled unique curated online auctions such as MANHATTA, a diverse selection of works by the likes of Jean-Michel Basquiat and Alfred Stieglitz celebrating New York City as a crucible of creativity, and The Comedians, a selling exhibition of post-war and contemporary art with a unique sense of humor. Noah also assists the department with business-getting and client communications for auction and private sales. He joined Christie’s in October 2014 as a cataloguer for the Afternoon Session of the Post-War and Contemporary Day Sale. Prior to joining Christie’s, he was a Post-Sale Manager at another international auction house and worked in the publications department of New York’s Gagosian Gallery. Noah earned his B.A. degree in English at New York University with a focus on absurdist post-war French theater.

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    Johanna Flaum

    Head of Department

    Johanna Flaum

    Head of Department

    JFlaum@christies.com+1 212 468 7174

    Johanna Flaum joined Christie’s in October 2017. As Head of Department she oversees the Post-War and Contemporary sales in New York working closely with the individual sale heads and the international team to collaboratively and strategically develop the sales and other business across multiple venues. Additionally, she focuses on cultivating client relationships and advising clients on consignments and acquisitions for both international auctions and private sales. Prior to joining Christie’s, Johanna worked for another international auction house for 12 years where she led the highest grossing and most successful series of sales in the Day Sale category. In her role, she was responsible for achieving day sale auction records for works by Andy Warhol, Ellsworth Kelly, Ed Ruscha, Gerhard Richter and Mark Rothko. Johanna received a B.A. with Honors in Art History and Fine Art from the University of Pennsylvania in 2005.

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    Emily Kaplan

    Specialist, Vice President

    Emily Kaplan

    Specialist, Vice President

    EKaplan@christies.com+1 212 484 4802

    Emily Kaplan is a Vice President and Specialist within the Christie’s Post-War & Contemporary Art Department, and is the Head of the Post-War & Contemporary Art Day Sales in New York. Prior to joining Christies in 2018, she worked at another international auction house for seven years where she most recently held the post of Head of Contemporary Curated. Emily has spent most of her career focused on the Day, Midseason and Online sales of Post-War and Contemporary Art, so she is well versed in these markets. Born and raised in New York City, Emily was exposed to the arts from a young age. Emily has a BA from the University of Pennsylvania in Art History.

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    Rachael White Young

    Specialist

    Rachael White Young

    Specialist

    RRWhite@christies.com+1 212 974 4556

    Rachael White Young is a Specialist and Head of the Post-War & Contemporary Morning Sale in New York. Previously, she served as Co-Head of the Post-War & Contemporary Midseason and Online auctions, where in March 2018, she oversaw a record sale total of $21.8M.
    
    Rachael joined the Post-War & Contemporary department at Christie’s in September 2012, beginning her career in the office of a Deputy Chairman, where she oversaw the management of more than $300 million worth of art.
    
    Rachael earned a Masters of Fine Arts, with a focus in Fine & Decorative Arts, from the Sotheby’s Institute in London. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and European Studies from Vanderbilt University, with a Minor in History of Art.

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    Isabella Lauria

    Specialist, Head of Sale

    Isabella Lauria

    Specialist, Head of Sale

    ILauria@christies.com+1 212 492 5484

    Isabella Lauria is a Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary Art department at Christie’s New York, and Head of the Post-War to Present sale. In this role she is focused on introducing new and established collectors to well-known, as well as emerging and underrecognized artists. Prior to joining Christie’s, Isabella worked for another international auction house for four years where she focused on the Contemporary Art sales, achieving record prices for artists such as Sam Gilliam and Jack Whitten. Born in Caracas and raised in Miami, London, Washington, D.C., and New York, Isabella speaks Spanish, English and French. She received her Master’s in Art Business with a focus on Contemporary Art from the Sotheby’s Institute of Art in New York.

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    Celine Cunha

    Junior Specialist

    Celine Cunha

    Junior Specialist

    ccunha@christies.com+1 212 636 2061

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    Caitlin Foreht

    Junior Specialist

    Caitlin Foreht

    Junior Specialist

    cforeht@christies.com+1 212 707 5904

    Caitlin Foreht is a Junior Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary Art department in New York, working on the increasingly successful Post-War to Present sale platform. Along with her work cataloging, business-getting and strategizing for the Midseason sales, Caitlin also assists the department with business-getting and client communications for auction and private sales. Caitlin joined Christie’s in May 2015, beginning in the office of the Deputy Chairman, then serving as Expertise Coordinator for the department, in which she forged close relationships with key artist’s studios, estates and foundations. Caitlin earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History and Literature from McGill University in Montreal.

• London

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    Zoë Klemme

    Associate Director, Specialist

    Zoë Klemme

    Associate Director, Specialist

    zklemme@christies.com+44 (0)20 7389 2249

    Zoë Klemme is Head of Day auction in the Post War and Contemporary Department in London. She previously headed the First Open platform in South Kensington. After joining Christie’s Zurich office in 2011, she worked in Business Development for both the Impressionist and Modern Department and the Post War and Contemporary Department, as well as working intensively on the sale of the Estate of Ernst Beyeler in June 2011. In 2014, she moved to London as a Junior Specialist, with a particular focus on First Open, and was appointed Head of Sale in 2016. Graduating with a degree in History of Art and Economics from University of Basel, Switzerland, Zoë undertook a semester at Université Sorbonne-Paris IV and later gained experience working at the Fondation Beyeler and Kunstmuseum Basel. A German-Swiss native, Zoë is fluent in German, English and French.

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    Alice de Roquemaurel

    Senior Director, Head of Private Sales, Post-War & Contemporary Art, Europe

    Alice de Roquemaurel

    Senior Director, Head of Private Sales, Post-War & Contemporary Art, Europe

    aderoquemaurel@christies.comTel: +44 (0)20 7389 2049

    A Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary Art in London, Alice de Roquemaurel first joined the department in 2006 with a focus on the Day Sale. Shortly thereafter she was promoted to focus on the Evening Sale. Her primary areas of interest are European Post-War Art particularly Nicolas de Stael and Yves Klein. A French national, Alice holds a B.A. in English and a Masters in Communication (Celsa) from the Sorbonne University, Paris. She also holds a Masters degree in Post-War and Contemporary Art from the Courtauld Institute of Art, London.

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    Beatriz Ordovas

    Director, Senior Specialist, Europe

    Beatriz Ordovas

    Director, Senior Specialist, Europe

    bordovas@christies.com+34 915 326 627

    Beatriz Ordovas is a Director and Specialist Head of Christie’s Post-War and Contemporary Art Private Sales in London. Beatriz oversees all private sales transactions in this category throughout Europe. She is also responsible for client coverage across Europe, with a particular focus on Spain, Portugal, Italy and Latin America. Beatriz was previously Head of the Post-War and Contemporary Day Sale in London and has worked on the annual Evening Italian Sale on numerous occasions. In her time at Christie’s, Beatriz has secured two major collections for auction: Living with Art, an auction of works from antiquity to the present day from an extraordinary private collection and Homage to Chillida. Beatriz has a special interest in Post-War Italian and Spanish Art, as well as emerging Latin American artists. Beatriz joined Christie’s in 2006 with a B.A. in Journalism from the Universidad San Pablo CEU de Madrid and the Libera Università Maria Santissima Assunta di Roma. Beatriz is a Spanish national and is fluent in Spanish, English and Italian.

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    Leonie Grainger

    Senior Director, Senior Specialist

    Leonie Grainger

    Senior Director, Senior Specialist

    lgrainger@christies.com+44 (0)20 7389 2946

    Leonie Grainger is a Director, Senior Specialist overseeing the Post-War section in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Department at Christie’s in London, having joined in January 2011. Leonie was closely involved with the sale of Jeff Koons’ Tulips in November 2012 that set the world record price at auction of $33.6 million for the artist. Her area of focus includes European Post-War Art as well as Contemporary German painting by artists such as Gerhard Richter, Sigmar Polke and Neo Rauch. Previously she worked for Waddington Galleries in London. A German national, she studied History of Art and Cultural Studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin, the University of Bologna and the University of Bordeaux. This included a distinction for her thesis on Contemporary Video Art. She also holds a Master’s degree in Arts Management from City University London. Parallel to her studies, Leonie worked for museums throughout Europe such as the Tate Modern in London, CAPC in Bordeaux and the Cineteca in Bologna. Leonie is fluent in English, German, French and Italian.

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    Leonie Mir

    Director, Senior Specialist

    Leonie Mir

    Director, Senior Specialist

    lmir@christies.com+44 207 389 2012

    Leonie Moschner is a Senior Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary Department. After having graduated from photography school (Bayerische Staatslehranstalt fur Photographie) in Munich, Leonie started her career as a photographer, first living in Madrid and later in Portugal and New York. She returned to Munich, where she became involved with helping young artists and then eventually joined Thaddaeus Ropac’s gallery in Paris in 1998, where she became a Sales Director. She moved on to Phillips de Pury in 2005, where she set up their Paris offices as a Senior Specialist. Leonie then joined Christies in December 2011. Leonie specialises in international Contemporary Art, with a strong passion for Post-War Art, and has worked closely with artists including Jack Pierson, Alex Katz, Anselm Kiefer and Georg Baselitz. Leonie is working with a number of international collectors to build museum collections. ‘Finding perfect works for clients, helping them to give their collections direction and focus, is what’s best about my job,’ she says. A German national, she speaks German, French, English, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish.

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    Cristian Albu

    Senior Director, Co-Head Post-War & Contemporary Art, Europe

    Cristian Albu

    Senior Director, Co-Head Post-War & Contemporary Art, Europe

    calbu@christies.com+44 (0)20 7752 3006

    Cristian Albu is Co-Head of Post-War & Contemporary Art London. Joining Christie’s in 2012, he has 12 years of experience in the international contemporary art market, five years respectively in Client & Business Development and Contemporary Department with another international auction house, during which he oversaw the expanding business and client strategy in Asia, Turkey and Russia, working closely with the Chairman’s Group of those regions, since joining Christie’s, Cristian has been responsible for 10 highly successful auction seasons in London. Throughout the summer of 2015, Cristian curated the private and museum loan exhibition Reflections on the Self, at Mayfair Christie’s, a survey of self-portraiture from 1500 to the present, from Albert Durer to Thomas Struth, from Henry Matisse and Marcel Duchamp to Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon, Cindy Sherman and Gerhard Richter. In July 2016, Cristian was closely connected to the Defining British Art: Evening Sale, curated as part of the celebrations of the 250th anniversary of the company, which resulted in an outstanding number of world records for artists across the generations. The diverse works of art represented provided a journey through British art over four centuries and raised $140million. Most recently Cristian was the Head of October Evening sale which double its low estimate and created new world records for 8 artists, the incontestable start of the night being the Romanian artist Adrian Ghenie, selling over six times the estimate reaching a whopping $9million mark.
    
    Cristian graduated with a First Class Degree from Low Danube University with a BA in International Economic Relations. He went on to complete his Master’s degree in Art Business at the Sotheby’s Institute in London, where he wrote his dissertation on Eastern European Modern and Contemporary Art.

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    Katharine Arnold

    Senior Director, Co-Head Post-War & Contemporary Art Europe

    Katharine Arnold

    Senior Director, Co-Head Post-War & Contemporary Art Europe

    karnold@christies.com+44 20 7389 2024

    Katharine Arnold is the Co-Head of Post-War & Contemporary Art Europe. She graduated with first class honours from the University of Oxford in 2006, gaining master’s degrees in both International Relations at the London School of Economics in 2007 and Art History at the Courtauld Institute of Art in 2009. Prior to joining Christie’s she worked in Global Equity Sales at Merrill Lynch in London.
    
    Katharine began her career at Christie’s in 2010 and has always been dedicated to the Evening Auction: first, with a focus on research and scholarly writing for the auction catalogues and then as a specialist. She authored and designed many of the major vanity catalogues to accompany the sale of record breaking works in London. In 2013, Katharine was responsible for writing and creating the 200 page book which accompanied the sale of Three Studies of Lucian Freud (1969) by Francis Bacon, which made the world record for any work of art at auction selling for $142million.
    
    Katharine has worked on 18 successful auction seasons in London including several important single owner collections. Most recently she has been responsible for the Leslie Waddington Collection auction at Christie’s which sold 100% by lot and 100% by value. She was also head of sale for the Essl: 44 Works single owner collection auction, which represents the highest pre-sale value, single owner collection of Post-War and Contemporary Art, ever to be offered at auction in Europe. In July 2014, Katharine was closely connected to the successful sale of Tracey Emin’s My Bed, which resulted in an outstanding result of £2.5million, more than 3 times the low estimate and six times higher than the artist’s previous record. In 2014, she also helped to raise over £1.2million through a live charitable auction for Kevin Spacey’s The Old Vic Theatre in London, serving to secure the theatre’s future improvements and education programme.

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    Tessa Lord

    Associate Director, Specialist, Head of Evening Auction

    Tessa Lord

    Associate Director, Specialist, Head of Evening Auction

    tlord@christies.com+44 (0)20 7389 2683

    Tessa Lord is the Head of the Evening Auction in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Department in London. Having joined Christie’s in early 2013, Tessa previously worked on various aspects of the Evening auction catalogue including research, writing and copyright as well as running the proposals for upcoming business. More recently, in addition to the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction, Tessa also worked closely on the recent auction of The Jeremy Lancaster Collection. Tessa graduated from the University of Oxford with a degree in History, gaining a Master’s degree in History of Art from the Courtauld Institute of Art in 2012, with a particular focus on the practice of Gerhard Richter.

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    Edmond Francey

    International Director, Post-War & Contemporary Art, Europe

    Edmond Francey

    International Director, Post-War & Contemporary Art, Europe

    efrancey@christies.com+44 (0)20 7389 2630

    Edmond Francey is Head of Post-War and Contemporary Art in London, overseeing the management and development of highly successful auctions and private sales. He moved from Christie’s Paris in 2015, where he was head of the department, having joined as a specialist in Post-War and Contemporary art in 2012.
    
    Prior to joining Christie’s, Edmond gained over 15 years of experience in the international contemporary art market. After completing a Master’s degree in finance, he began his career at the Waddington Galleries in London in 1997, then joined Helly Nahmad Gallery in 1999 where he worked on major exhibitions of 20th century art. In 2002, he collaborated with Albert Baronian to create Baronian-Francey, one of the leading contemporary art galleries in Brussels. Representing artists such as Gilbert and George, Robert Crumb, Wang Du and Lionel Esteve, the gallery’s programme was dedicated to important exhibitions of contemporary art.

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    Anna Touzin

    Associate Specialist

    Anna Touzin

    Associate Specialist

    atouzin@christies.com+44 (0)20 7752 3064

    Anna Touzin is an Associate Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary department in London. Having joined the department in 2014, Anna has worked on the Evening Auction, the Day Auction and has most recently been Head of Sale for the inaugural First Open online auctions, achieving in April strong sell-through rates and the highest result for a PWC online auction in London. Anna holds on BA in History of Art and German from University College London and an MSc in History of Art and Curating from the University of Edinburgh. Anna speaks English, French, Swedish and German fluently and works closely with Scandinavia to develop Christie’s presence there.

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    Claudia Schürch

    Specialist, Private Sales

    Claudia Schürch

    Specialist, Private Sales

    cschurch@christies.com+44 (0)20 7389 2889

    Claudia Schürch is a Specialist in the Post-War & Contemporary Private Sales team. She graduated from a Master’s Degree in History of Art and Visual Culture from the University of Oxford in 2009. Prior to joining Christie’s in 2015 she worked in Wealth Management at Credit Suisse in London and Zurich.

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    André Zlattinger

    Deputy Chairman, Post-War & Contemporary Art, Europe

    André Zlattinger

    Deputy Chairman, Post-War & Contemporary Art, Europe

    azlattinger@christies.com+44 (0)20 7389 2074

    André Zlattinger has been in the auction world for more than 20 years. In recent years the department has experienced enormous growth and André has contributed to Christie’s leadership in this category. He has been instrumental in developing the market for Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth, Ben Nicholson, Stanley Spencer, L.S. Lowry and the Scottish Colourists over the years. He has been involved with a number of landmark sales amongst them the collection of Lord and Lady Attenborough,The Lord Forte collection of works by L.S.Lowry, The Tony Reichardt Collection. More recently, André played a pivotal role in the consignment and successful sale of Sir Stanley Spencer’s Christ preaching at Cookham Regatta: Conversation between Punts in 2013 which sold for £6,018,500 the world record price for the artist at auction, and for any modern British picture at auction.
    
    

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    Victoria Gramm

    Associate Specialist, Co-Head of Day Sale

    Victoria Gramm

    Associate Specialist, Co-Head of Day Sale

    vgramm@christies.com+44 207 389 2182

    Victoria Gramm is an Associate Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary department in London, and co-heads the London Day Auction since 2019. Initially based in Amsterdam, working on the auctions as a Junior Specialist, Victoria developed a strong focus on continental European Post-War art, including Kinetic and Op Art, and Minimal and Conceptual Art. Having joined the Day Auction team in London in 2018, Victoria was appointed Head of Sale for First Open, an online auction platform which showcases works by younger contemporary artists. Victoria holds a first-class honours degree in History of Art from the University of Cambridge. Raised between Israel and the UK, Victoria is fluent in English and Russian, and regularly works with Russian clients.

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    Stefano Amoretti

    Associate Specialist, Co-Head of Day Sale

    Stefano Amoretti

    Associate Specialist, Co-Head of Day Sale

    samoretti@christies.com+44 020 7752 3323

    Stefano Amoretti is an Associate Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary Art department, and co-heads the London Day Auctions since 2019. Since joining the department in 2016, Stefano has worked on three consecutive Thinking Italian auctions, an Evening auction of masterpieces of Italian 20th-century art. With a strong focus on emerging art from Europe, he collaborates closely with the European team on dedicated publications for collections and individual works, and has additionally worked on the Evening, Day and First Open auctions. In March 2019, Stefano led Handpicked, an auction of 100 works from the Saatchi Gallery collection. A native of Italy, Stefano is fluent in Italian, English and French.

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    Isabel Millar

    Junior Specialist

    Isabel Millar

    Junior Specialist

    IMillar@christies.com+44 207 389 2866

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    Bojana Popovic

    Junior Specialist

    Bojana Popovic

    Junior Specialist

    bpopovic@christies.com+44 020 7389 2414

    Bojana Popovic is a Junior Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary Art department. Joining Christie’s as a dedicated Cataloguer for the E-commerce and mid-season auction teams in 2016, Bojana then moved beyond these sale platforms to the Day and Evening Auctions. For the past year and a half, she has been working on the Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Auction. Bojana graduated from The Courtauld Institute of Art where she completed both her BA in History of Art and her MA in Curating the Art Museum. Between her studies and working for Christie’s she gained experience in TATE Britain’s 20th Century Curatorial department, as a researcher for The Serpentine Galleries in London and as a Collections Manager for a private gallery in Zurich. Bojana is fluent in Serbian and Croatian.

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    Stephanie Rao

    Junior Specialist

    Stephanie Rao

    Junior Specialist

    stephanierao@christies.com+44 207 389 2523

• Amsterdam

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    Jetske Homan van der Heide

    Senior Specialist, Senior Director

    Jetske Homan van der Heide

    Senior Specialist, Senior Director

    jhoman@christies.com+31 (0)20 575 5241

    Jetske Homan van der Heide joined Christie’s in 1987 and established the Modern Art department in Amsterdam which has held market leadership in the Netherlands ever since. Jetske initiated the Belgian Art sales in Amsterdam as well as the equally successful CoBrA auctions. The many highlights of her career include a world auction record (€486,444) for a work on paper by Piet Mondriaan, consigning several works by Marlene Dumas for Christie’s New York and bringing in Picasso’s Homme à la pipe assis et amour, which fetched £4,264,000 in London. With the sale of a Jan Toorop portrait for €818,400, Jetske achieved the highest auction price ever for a 20th century work of art sold in the Netherlands. At Christie’s, as well as on the international art market, Jetske is regarded as the leading expert on Dutch and Belgian pre-war art. Jetske studied Art History in Groningen where she specialised in the Modern era.

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    Elvira Jansen

    Specialist, Head of Sale

    Elvira Jansen

    Specialist, Head of Sale

    ejansen@christies.com+31 20 575 5286

• Brussels

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    Peter van der Graaf

    Senior Specialist

    Peter van der Graaf

    Senior Specialist

    pvandergraaf@christies.com+32 499 88 08 67

    Peter van der Graaf joined Christie’s Modern Art department in 2000. As a specialist, he is especially committed to Southeast Asian Modern Art, having been involved in numerous successes, including sale of the Joe Borkin collection of Affandi’s for €2,870,000 and a new world auction record for a work by Rudolf Bonnet, A Market Scene which fetched €996,000. Peter studied Art History in Groningen and specialised in Old Master Paintings. He speaks Dutch, English and German.

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    Pauline Haon

    Specialist

    Pauline Haon

    Specialist

    phaon@christies.com

• Cologne

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    Nina Kretzschmar

    Senior Specialist

    Nina Kretzschmar

    Senior Specialist

    nkretzschmar@christies.com+49 170 769 5890

• Dubai

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    Hala Khayat

    Head of Post-War & Contemporary Art, Dubai

    Hala Khayat

    Head of Post-War & Contemporary Art, Dubai

    hkhayat@christies.com+971 505 537 661

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    Suzy Sikorski

    Junior Specialist

    Suzy Sikorski

    Junior Specialist

    SSikorski@christies.com+971 564 808 398

• Dusseldorf

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    Arno Verkade

    Managing Director Christie’s Germany, Business Development

    Arno Verkade

    Managing Director Christie’s Germany, Business Development

    averkade@christies.com

    Arno Verkade is a Managing Director at Christie’s in Germany. Arno joined Christie’s in 1993 as a graduate trainee in the 19th Century Art Department in Amsterdam. He subsequently became a Specialist in the 20th Century Art Department and the Post-War and Contemporary Art Department in Amsterdam, which he headed for almost 10 years. In 2010 Arno transferred to London, to work in the Post-War and Contemporary Department as a Senior Specialist and interim Head of the Evening Auction. During this time, the Post-War and Contemporary Art Department achieved highest turnover ever for any auction in the field in Europe. Arno is an experienced auctioneer of 20th Century Art and has also conducted many charity auctions. A Dutch national, Arno is fluent in Dutch, German and English.

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    Herrad Schorn

    International Director

    Herrad Schorn

    International Director

    hschorn@christies.com+49 (0)211 491 5930

    Herrad Schorn, is a Director and Senior Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Department, having joined Christie’s in 1997. During her time at Christie’s Herrad has built up strong relationships with clients in Germany and Austria and was instrumental in securing major consignments of works by Kippenberger, Twombly as well as Gerhard Richter such as the Liebespaar which was the world record painting by the artist at the time. Herrad plays a central role in Christie’s Germany securing key works for the Post-War and Contemporary Art auctions in London and New York. She travels extensively, sourcing objects for sale and introducing works of art to perspective buyers and meets regularly with the most important collectors, curators and members of the trade in Germany. She also played an important role in tailoring the highly successful sale of works from the Goetz Collection for charity projects. Prior to joining Christie’s, Herrad established her career at the Museum Folkwang in Essen and in several German institutions specialising in 20th century art. Herrad holds an M.A. in Art History, Philosophy and German literature with distinction from the Ruhr-Universität Bochum. A German national, Herrad speaks German and English.

• Geneva

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    Anne Lamunière

    Specialist

    Anne Lamunière

    Specialist

    alamuniere@christies.com+41 (0)22 319 1710

• Hong Kong

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    Jacky Ho (何善衡)

    Head of Evening Sale and Vice President of the Asian 20th Century and Contemporary Art

    Jacky Ho (何善衡)

    Head of Evening Sale and Vice President of the Asian 20th Century and Contemporary Art

    JackyHo@christies.com+852 (2978) 5353

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    Evelyn Lin (林家如)

    Deputy Chairman, International Director and Head of Department

    Evelyn Lin (林家如)

    Deputy Chairman, International Director and Head of Department

    elin@christies.com+ 852 2978 6769

    Evelyn joins us from Sotheby’s, where she has worked since 1998, serving as Head of the Contemporary Asian Art department from 2004-2017. Evelyn charted Sotheby’s first sale of contemporary Chinese art in 2004 and was also part of the core leadership team launching the remarkable evening sale of Modern and Contemporary Asian Art in 2008. Under Evelyn’s leadership, the auction house broke many auction records for the contemporary art division including that for Zeng Fan Zhi’s The Last Supper which realized HK180M/US$23M, a dual world record for a work of Contemporary Asian art as well as that for the artist, in 2013. The Ullens Collection led by Evelyn, offered in April and October 2011, also became the highest-value single-owner collection of Contemporary Chinese art ever sold with world auction records set for multiple artists.

• Madrid

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    Guillermo Cid

    Head of Post-War & Contemporary Art, Madrid

    Guillermo Cid

    Head of Post-War & Contemporary Art, Madrid

    gcid@christies.com+34 91 532 6627

    Guillermo Cid is a Junior Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary Art Department at Christie’s, having joined the team in 2010. Guillermo works on the Day Auction and has assumed responsibility of researching and cataloguing four auctions. Guillermo works very closely with the Christie’s team in Belgium as well as the rest of the International Specialists on a number of valuations for collections, many of which have later come to auction. After studying Spanish Literature at the University of Santiago de Compostela, he worked as a registrar for 18th Century Decorative Arts Galleries. His interest in Contemporary Art developed after completing an Art and Business programme at Sotheby’s Institute in London. His areas of interest include the European Conceptual art scene of the 1960s and 1970s, and artists such as Marcel Broodthaers, Blinky Palermo, Thomas Schutte, Maurizio Cattelan or Michael Borremans. A Spanish national, Guillermo is fluent in Spanish and English.

• Milan

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    Elena Zaccarelli

    Specialist

    Elena Zaccarelli

    Specialist

    ezaccarelli@christies.com+39 02 303 28332

    Elena Zaccarelli is a Specialist in the Modern and Contemporary Art Department at Christie’s in Milan. Elena joined Christie’s in 2010 and works on auctions in Milan and the Italian Sale in London. She deals with international teams of Impressionist and Modern and Post-War and Contemporary Art, helping with cataloguing, expertise and gathering for abroad sales. Before she joined Christie’s, Elena studied History of Art at Università degli Studi di Bologna and worked in various art galleries in Florence. An Italian national, Elena is fluent in Italian and English.

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    Barbara Guidotti

    Specialist

    Barbara Guidotti

    Specialist

    bguidotti@christies.com+39 02 303 283 33

    Barbara Guidotti is a Specialist in the Modern and Contemporary Art Department at Christie’s in Milan. Barbara joined Christie’s in 2007 and works on auctions in Milan and the Italian Sale in London. She deals with international teams of Impressionist and Modern and Post-War and Contemporary Art, helping with cataloguing, expertise and gathering for abroad sales. Before she joined Christie’s, Barbara studied History of Art at Università Cattolica in Milan. An Italian national, Barbara is fluent in Italian and English.

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    Renato Pennisi

    Senior Specialist, Head of Milan Post-War and Contemporary Sale

    Renato Pennisi

    Senior Specialist, Head of Milan Post-War and Contemporary Sale

    rpennisi@christies.com+39 06 686 33 32

    One of the senior members of the EMERI (Europe, Middle East, Russia and India) specialist team of Christie’s, Renato Pennisi is currently working as a Director and Senior Specialist of Modern and Contemporary Art in Christie’s Italy. He joined Christie’s in 2001 as Junior Specialist and was then promoted to the role of Specialist and Co-Head of Milan Sale in 2007.
    
    From 2013, he launched a new sale format called Milan Modern and Contemporary, a monographic sale focused on the most desirable italian artists, which from the beginning reached impressive percentage with over 90% of lots sold (and an historical result in 2015 with 100% sold).
    
    In this role, Renato achieved some of the best international auction results with artists as Lucio Fontana (sold to a private client in March 2018 for £ 8,671,250; and in October 2018 for £ 16,282,823, currently the third highest price for the artist), Piero Manzoni (sold to a private client in April 2018 for € 2,970,000 which is the highest sale result for a work of art sold in Italy), Emilio Vedova (sold to a private client in November 2008 for € 731,600, setting the artist’s record price at the time of auction), as well as Giorgio Morandi (sold to a private client in October 2015 for £ 2,546,500, currently the second highest price for the artist), Umberto Boccioni (sold to a private client in November 2007 for € 1,866,950, setting the world record price for a work on paper by the artist) and Francis Bacon (sold to a private client in May 2017 $ 49,812,500).

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    Laura Garbarino

    Senior Specialist

    Laura Garbarino

    Senior Specialist

    lgarbarino@christies.com+39 339 4789671

• Moscow

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    Daria Evtyukhova

    Administrator

    Daria Evtyukhova

    Administrator

    devtyukhova@christies.com+7 495 937 6364

• Munich

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    Tobias Sirtl

    Specialist

    Tobias Sirtl

    Specialist

    Tsirtl@christies.com+49 0151 2013 0616

• Paris

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    Laëtitia Bauduin

    Head of Department

    Laëtitia Bauduin

    Head of Department

    lbauduin@christies.com+33 (0)1 40 76 85 95

    Laëtitia Bauduin began her career in the Maître Briest and Poulain-Le-Fur auction houses. When she joined Christie’s in 2006 she brought with her a wealth of experience in Post-War and Contemporary Art. As Head of Sale under the international supervision of Florence de Botton, she ensures Christie’s sales stand out in the global market for this category.
    
    She contributed significantly to the exponential growth of this department’s results in Paris including the exceptional sale of December 2012 (€18,400,000) which featured a rare Araignée by Louise Bourgeois (€3,400,000). She also was instrumental to the success of the June 2013 auction (€19,600,000), with a global record for an artwork by the artist Kazuo Shiraga, Chiretsusei Katsusemba (€1,650,000).

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    Paul Nyzam

    Specialist Head of Evening Auction

    Paul Nyzam

    Specialist Head of Evening Auction

    pnyzam@christies.com+33 (0)1 40 76 84 15

    Paul Nyzam is the Head of Evening Sale and Specialist for Post-War and Contemporary Art at Christie’s Paris, and since 2016, he has become the Co-Head for the Paris Avant-Garde sale, held annually during FIAC week. Paul is responsible for the sale of many distinguished private collections in Paris, including amongst others that of the Jean-François and Marie-Aline Prat collection in 2017, which until now still holds the auction record for a private post-war and contemporary art collection ever sold in France (€39m). The auction also saw Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Jim Crow achieve a record price in France for the year (€15m). Paul secured the consignment of Pierre Soulages’ Peinture 186 x 143 cm, 23 décembre 1959 (US$10.6m), setting a world record for the artist and for a French living artist, and he was instrumental in selling Nicolas de Staël’s Grand nu debout (US12.1m) – a record price for the artist. Both successes achieved in 2018. Paul holds a Master’s degree from the Institut d’Études Politiques de Paris (Sciences Po) and HEC Paris.

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    Etienne Sallon

    Specialist, Head of Day Sale

    Etienne Sallon

    Specialist, Head of Day Sale

    esallon@christies.com+33 (0)1 40 76 86 03

    With a background in Law, History and History of Art, Etienne received a master’s degree in Art Market from Sorbonne University. He first joined Christie’s in 2012 and was appointed his current role, focusing on auction and business development, in 2015.
    
    Etienne has achieved exceptional results for important modern and contemporary artists both in France and globally. In June 2017, he oversaw the record-breaking total, at €9,564,725, achieved for any Day Sale for the category in Paris. Etienne was involved in key consignments including an Alexander Calder mobile from the Agnès Varda Collection, sold for US$2,592,126, and a large-scale painting by Jean Paul Riopelle, La Promenade, which, at US$1,241,165, established a record for a 1960’s work by the artist. Internationally, Etienne actively participated in organising Christie’s first Western Post-War & Contemporary Art auction in Shanghai in September 2017.
    
    Combining his passion and academic pursuits in art, Etienne is also involved in compiling essays for catalogues and has contributed to our Private Sales exhibitions, including Un art autre (artistes autour de Michel Tapié) in 2012 and Voir Paris : Une aventure chinoise in 2017

• Rome

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    Mariolina Bassetti

    Chairman, Post-War & Contemporary Art, Continental Europe and Chairman, Christie's Italy

    Mariolina Bassetti

    Chairman, Post-War & Contemporary Art, Continental Europe and Chairman, Christie's Italy

    mbassetti@christies.com+39 06 686 33 30

    Mariolina Bassetti became Head of the Modern and Contemporary Art Department in Italy in 1995, having joined the Christie's Rome office in 1987. Under her direction, Christie's Italy’s Modern and Contemporary Art sales have grown from €1 million to €16 million. Since its launch in 1999, Mariolina has been in charge of the Italian Sale, the annual and only international auction dedicated entirely to Italian 20th Century art, held at Christie's London. On 14 October 2010 the Italian Sale achieved a new record total of £18,627,650 (€21,142,383), making Christie’s market leaders for this category. Since May 2005, Christie's Italy has held the record for the most expensive work of modern art sold in Italy, with Arturo Martini’s sculpture Donna che nuota sott’acqua, which achieved €2.2 million in Milan. In February 2007 Christie's sold the Tettamanti collection at the King Street saleroom in London. It is considered to be the most important Italian post-war and contemporary art private collection ever sold at auction. In 2011 she became Chairman of Christie's Italy, in addition to her previous role of International Director in the Post-War & Contemporary Art department. In April 2013 Mariolina became a member of the Global Executive Committee, formulating strategic departmental plans and leading client initiatives in this key collecting area of Europe. An Italian national, Mariolina is fluent in Italian French, Spanish and English.

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    Renato Pennisi

    Senior Specialist, Head of Milan Post-War and Contemporary Sale

    Renato Pennisi

    Senior Specialist, Head of Milan Post-War and Contemporary Sale

    rpennisi@christies.com+39 06 686 33 32

    One of the senior members of the EMERI (Europe, Middle East, Russia and India) specialist team of Christie’s, Renato Pennisi is currently working as a Director and Senior Specialist of Modern and Contemporary Art in Christie’s Italy. He joined Christie’s in 2001 as Junior Specialist and was then promoted to the role of Specialist and Co-Head of Milan Sale in 2007.
    
    From 2013, he launched a new sale format called Milan Modern and Contemporary, a monographic sale focused on the most desirable italian artists, which from the beginning reached impressive percentage with over 90% of lots sold (and an historical result in 2015 with 100% sold).
    
    In this role, Renato achieved some of the best international auction results with artists as Lucio Fontana (sold to a private client in March 2018 for £ 8,671,250; and in October 2018 for £ 16,282,823, currently the third highest price for the artist), Piero Manzoni (sold to a private client in April 2018 for € 2,970,000 which is the highest sale result for a work of art sold in Italy), Emilio Vedova (sold to a private client in November 2008 for € 731,600, setting the artist’s record price at the time of auction), as well as Giorgio Morandi (sold to a private client in October 2015 for £ 2,546,500, currently the second highest price for the artist), Umberto Boccioni (sold to a private client in November 2007 for € 1,866,950, setting the world record price for a work on paper by the artist) and Francis Bacon (sold to a private client in May 2017 $ 49,812,500).

• Zürich

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    René Lahn

    Director, International Specialist

    René Lahn

    Director, International Specialist

    rlahn@christies.com+41 (0)44 268 1021

    Rene Lahn is a Specialist in the Post-War and Contemporary Department in Zurich, having joined Christie’s in 2006. Prior to Christie’s, Rene worked at the Lisson Gallery and as a Director of Galerie Hauser and Wirth und Presenhuber and Galerie Eva Presenhuber. Rene holds a degree in History of Art and Business Management and a Masters in Fine Art Management and Creative Curating from Goldsmiths College. A Swiss national, Rene is fluent in German, French and English

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    Jutta Nixdorf

    Senior Specialist

    Jutta Nixdorf

    Senior Specialist

    jnixdorf@christies.com+41 44 268 10 10

    With 15 years in the Art market, both in the auction world and as an advisor and dealer, Jutta Nixdorf brings extensive experience to bear. Having initially worked for Christie’s in Stuttgart & Berlin, Jutta then moved as a Specialist for Contemporary Art to Phillips de Pury & Company, first in Berlin and then to Gallery de Pury & Luxembourg in Zurich as Director. Since 2009 she has been a private advisor and dealer specialising in Post War & Contemporary Art, as well as Director of the More Gallery in Giswil, Switzerland.