The rather charming study by Felix Kelly that I mentioned earlier, sold at auction this morning for more than double the estimate, hammered at $26,350. Still a bargain. His other two works in the same auction, that I like less, also doubled their estimates or nearly so.
More Retail Art
October 2, 2008Next Tuesday, in London, Christies are holding an auction of Twentieth-Century British Art. Looking at the range of pre-sale estimates, this is another chance for starting or building worthwhile collections. The highest estimate is only $35,000, and most are in the $1,000 to $5,000 range. The catalog is stretched with some undistinguished drawings, I think, but there’s some good material there too. I particularly like Felix Kelly’s “Beach Scene with Abandoned Tram“:
The estimate for this whimsical beauty is just $5,300 to $8,800. I’ll check into the results next week.
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