• Post-War & Contemporary Aftern auction at Christies

    Sale 2221

    Post-War & Contemporary Afternoon Session

    New York

    |

    11 November 2009

    Browse Sale
Previous Lot
Search
Next Lot
    • Christies auction image unavailable
    Lot 378

    Neil Jenney (b. 1945)

    Furrow on Furrow

    Price realised

    USD 338,500

    Estimate

    USD 100,000 - USD 150,000

    Follow lot
    Add to Interests

    Neil Jenney (b. 1945)
    Furrow on Furrow
    signed and dated 'Neil Jenney 1970' (on the stretcher)
    acrylic and graphite on canvas in painted artist's frame
    35½ x 61 in. (90 x 155.5 cm.)
    Painted in 1970.

    Provenance

    Gagosian Gallery, New York
    Margo Leavin Gallery, Los Angeles

    Contact us

    • Contact Client Service

      info@christies.com

      New York +1 212 636 2000

      London +44 (0)20 7839 9060

      infoasia@christies.com

      Asia +852 2760 1766

    • Amanda Lassell

      alassell@christies.com

      212 636 2100

    Other information

    Pre-Lot Text

    PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE EUROPEAN COLLECTION

    Recommended features

      • ‘Capturing a feeling of creati
      • ‘Capturing a feeling of creation’: Jeff Koons on Play-Doh

        The artist tells us about his meticulous recreation of a child’s toy in a work that became an instant icon when it debuted at the Whitney Museum in New York in 2014

      • Virtual tour: Post-War and Con
      • Virtual tour: Post-War and Contemporary Art at Christie’s Amsterdam

        Discover CoBrA, Basquiat, Polke and more at De Westergasfabriek in Amsterdam

      • CoBrA: the last true avant-gar
      • CoBrA: the last true avant-garde movement of the 20th century

        In the 70th year since its founding, we look back on the movement’s brief, furious life. On 23 and 24 April, 20 works by the group will be offered in Amsterdam

      • Collecting guide: West Coast a
      • Collecting guide: West Coast art

        From Hockney to Baldessari, Ruscha to Thiebaud — how the countercultural figures who flocked to California in the Sixties became art establishment names

      • Antenna: The enduring friendsh
      • Antenna: The enduring friendship of Hepburn and Givenchy

        Ahead of an online sale that honours their close bond, Meredith Etherington-Smith​ traces the roots of a 40-year collaboration

      • Francis Bacon’s Study for Port
      • Francis Bacon’s Study for Portrait

        Francis Bacon's poignant celebration of George Dyer, the artist's most important subject, will star in Christie’s Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale on 17 May

Share
Email
Copy link
Share
Email
Copy link