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Lot 6:
Description
Keywords: No Reserve, Abstract Expresionist, Museum Worthy, 20th Century Master, Famous Artist, 20th Century Art, Oil Painting
Summary:
Willem de Kooning large-scale signed abstract oil painting from the iconic Women series, painted on New York Times newspaper dated 1969. Accompanied by a COA letter and appraisal. The purchaser will receive a copy of the notarized certificate of authenticity, a copy of an independent separate appraisal completed approximately one year ago for insurance purposes, and additional documentation relating to the history of its acquisition.
Sourced from a 90-year-old owner. Appraised and possibly worth well over appraisal value and over one million dollars. Note no reserve and low opening bid.
Best known for his abstract landscapes and the provocative "Woman" series, his innovative approach has solidified his status as one of the 20th century’s most influential artists. His works grace major global museums and epitomize the raw energy and emotion of the abstract expressionist movement."
Measurement: Art: 59 x 45 in. (149.9 x 114.3 cm.), Frame: 60 1/2 x 46 1/4 in. (153.7 x 117.5 cm.) approx
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