NEW YORK, NY.- Sotheby's announces the second-annual Contemporary Living auction, to be held in New York on 28 July 2016. Consisting of 250 objects from Prints, Photographs and Design, this sale sparks a dialogue between a diverse group of works from these complementary disciplines. The sale features pieces by Andy Warhol, Pablo Picasso, Thomas Struth, Robert Mapplethorpe, Harry Bertoia and George Nakashima, with an average price point under $10,000 making this an attractive opportunity for both new and established collectors. The exhibition will be on view to the public from 23 through 27 July in Sothebys York Avenue galleries.
This seasons catalogue features 11 curated vignettes by interior designer Fernando Santangelo. Santangelos unique aesthetic, wherein he seeks to integrate artwork and furnishings from the past into contemporary environments, can be seen throughout the catalogue. His thoughtful approach to color, placement and proportion explores the way in which inanimate objects can invigorate and enrich our lives.
Highlights
Lot 62 Harry Bertoia Sound Sculpture Estimate: $30/50,000
Lot 63 Vladimir Kagan Erica Chaise, Model No. P69105 Estimate: $3/5,000
Lot 64 Bettina Rheims 4 juillet II, Paris (from Chambre Close) Estimate: $5/7,000
Lot 125 Ludvig Pontoppidan Chest Estimate: $4/6,000
Lot 135 Zeppelin Traveling Bar Estimate: $3/5,000
Lot 124 Bridget Riley Untitled (Fragment 2) Estimate: $20/30,000
Lot 86 Harry Bertoia Spray Sculpture Estimate: $7/9,000
Lot 85 George Nakashima Slab Coffee Table Estimate: $12/18,000
Lot 87 Hiroshi Sugimoto Mathematical Form, Surface 0012 Estimate: $8/12,000
Lot 84 After Fernand Léger Jaune II Estimate: $6/8,000
Lot 10 Flemming Lassen Low Table Estimate: $4/6,000
Lot 11 Erik Kolling Andersen & Jorgen Magnussen Easy Chair and Ottoman Estimate; $6/8,000
Lot 7 Attributed to Michael Silver Eggs Estimate: $400/600
Lot 8 Pablo Picasso Femme du barbu Estimate: $20/30,000
Lot 9 Pablo Picasso Petite Chouette: 2 Ceramics Estimate: $7/10,000
Lot 30 Robert Motherwell 3 Prints