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1위: 프랜시스 베이컨, 루치안 프로이트에 관한 세 가지 연구, 캔버스 유화, 1969년작. 2013년 11월12일 뉴욕에서 1억 4,240만 달러에 낙찰.
2위: 제프 쿤스, 풍선 강아지(오렌지), 스테인리스스틸에 투명 컬러 코팅, 1994~2000년작. 2013년 11월12일 뉴욕에서 5,840만 달러에 낙찰.
3위: 잭슨 폴락, 제19번, 캔버스 위에 부착한 종이에 에나멜 페인트와 유화 물감으로 그린 작품, 1948년작. 2013년 5월15일 뉴욕에서 5,840만 달러에 낙찰
4위: 앤디 워홀, 코카콜라[3], 1962년작. 2013년 11월12일 뉴욕에서 5,730만 달러에 낙찰.
5위: 로이 리히텐슈타인, 꽃 장식 모자를 쓴 여인, 캔버스 아크릴화, 1963년작. 2013년 5월15일 뉴욕에서 5,610만 달러에 낙찰.
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8위: 아메데오 모딜리아니, 모자를 쓴 잔 에뷔테른, 2013년 2월7일 런던에서 4,210만 달러에 낙찰.
9위: 에드워드 호퍼, 위호켄의 동풍, 캔버스 유화, 1934년작. 2013년 12월 5일 뉴욕에서 4,050만 달러에 낙찰.
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Christie’s auction house lists top 10 sales of 2013
Christie’s auction house saw the highest annual sales of any auction house in history in 2013, selling a total of $7.13 billion worth of art and jewelry last year.
The numbers show a 14 percent increase in the turnover compared to the year earlier. The 10 items that fetched the most money in 2013 are as follows:
No. 1: Francis Bacon’s “Three Studies of Lucian Freud” (oil on canvas in three parts, 1969)
Sold for $142.4 million on Nov. 12 in New York
No. 2: Jeff Koons’ “Balloon Dog (Orange)” (mirror-polished stainless steel with transparent color coating, executed in 1994-2000)
Sold for $58.4 million on Nov. 12 in New York
No. 3: Jackson Pollock’s “Number 19, 1948” (oil and enamel on paper mounted on canvas, 1948)
Sold for $58.4 million on May 15 in New York
No. 4: Andy Warhol’s “Coca-Cola [3]” (1962)
Sold for $57.3 million on Nov. 12 in New York
No. 5: Roy Lichtenstein’s “Woman with Flowered Hat” (acrylic paint on canvas, 1963)
Sold for $56.1 million on May 15 in New York
No. 6: Jean-Michel Basquiat’s “Dustheads” (acrylic, oil stick, spray enamel and metallic paint on canvas, 1982)
Sold for $48.8 million on May 15 in New York
No. 7: Mark Rothko’s “No. 11 (Untitled)” (oil on canvas, 1957)
Sold for $46.1 million on Nov. 12 in New York
No. 8: Amedeo Modigliani’s “Jeanne Hebuterne (Au Chapeau)”
Sold for $42.1 million on Feb. 7 in London
No. 9: Edward Hopper’s “East Wind Over Weehawken” (oil on canvas, 1934)
Sold for $40.5 million on Dec. 5 in New York
No. 10: Weighing approximately 34.65 carats, the cushion-cut “Princie” diamond has a natural pink color. It sold for $39.3 million on April 16 in New York, making it the most-expensive diamond ever auctioned in the U.S.
By Yoon Ha-youn and news reports
Christie’s auction house lists top 10 sales of 2013
Christie’s auction house saw the highest annual sales of any auction house in history in 2013, selling a total of $7.13 billion worth of art and jewelry last year.
The numbers show a 14 percent increase in the turnover compared to the year earlier. The 10 items that fetched the most money in 2013 are as follows:
No. 1: Francis Bacon’s “Three Studies of Lucian Freud” (oil on canvas in three parts, 1969)
Sold for $142.4 million on Nov. 12 in New York
No. 2: Jeff Koons’ “Balloon Dog (Orange)” (mirror-polished stainless steel with transparent color coating, executed in 1994-2000)
Sold for $58.4 million on Nov. 12 in New York
No. 3: Jackson Pollock’s “Number 19, 1948” (oil and enamel on paper mounted on canvas, 1948)
Sold for $58.4 million on May 15 in New York
No. 4: Andy Warhol’s “Coca-Cola [3]” (1962)
Sold for $57.3 million on Nov. 12 in New York
No. 5: Roy Lichtenstein’s “Woman with Flowered Hat” (acrylic paint on canvas, 1963)
Sold for $56.1 million on May 15 in New York
No. 6: Jean-Michel Basquiat’s “Dustheads” (acrylic, oil stick, spray enamel and metallic paint on canvas, 1982)
Sold for $48.8 million on May 15 in New York
No. 7: Mark Rothko’s “No. 11 (Untitled)” (oil on canvas, 1957)
Sold for $46.1 million on Nov. 12 in New York
No. 8: Amedeo Modigliani’s “Jeanne Hebuterne (Au Chapeau)”
Sold for $42.1 million on Feb. 7 in London
No. 9: Edward Hopper’s “East Wind Over Weehawken” (oil on canvas, 1934)
Sold for $40.5 million on Dec. 5 in New York
No. 10: Weighing approximately 34.65 carats, the cushion-cut “Princie” diamond has a natural pink color. It sold for $39.3 million on April 16 in New York, making it the most-expensive diamond ever auctioned in the U.S.
By Yoon Ha-youn and news reports
