Sentences with phrase «phone bidder for»

But the night's big draw was the chance to buy the copyrights to the entire Jimi Hendrix music catalog — they went to an anonymous phone bidder for $ 15 million.

The painting attracted numerous bidders including New York dealer William Acquavella before selling to an anonymous phone bidder for a record # 16.8 million ($ 26.6 million).

Solow was also selling Moore's monumental abstract Working Model for Three Piece No. 3: Vertebrae, 1968, which sold to a U.S. phone bidder for # 5.1 million ($ 8 million) on a # 2 million / 3 million estimate.

An untitled inkjet painting by Wade Guyton from 2006 sold to a lone phone bidder for $ 4.6 million, above a low estimate of $ 4 million.

A monumental untitled diptych of two hexagonal canvases broke the artist's previous auction record, selling to a phone bidder for $ 161,000.

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Jack Whitten's Ghost of Joseph Beuys (1986) sold to a bidder on the phone with Sotheby's Europe chairman Helena Newman for a $ 700,000 hammer, or $ 855,000 with fees, beating out the record set at the Sotheby's day sales last May, when Epsilon Group, III (1976) sold for $ 672,500.

When one phone bidder asked for a $ 13,000 bid, Palmieri said, «So much for increments ladies and gentlemen.

Minor squabbles punctuated the final hour of the sale — a George Condo went back up for an auction after a faulty phone connection, while a Christian Boltanski photo - sculpture would have sold for more if the bidder spoke a millisecond earlier, just before the hammer went down.

The best lesson in really using and trusting your eye came when the tremendous show of Michelangelo drawings opened at the Met just days before Christie's auctioned off «a brand - new» Leonardo da Vinci for more than $ 450 million to an anonymous phone bidder.

Dueling phone bidders waged a fast and fierce battle for the luminous canvas with stacked red and blue color blocks, the winner ultimately paying $ 75.1 million (including buyer's premium).

Zhang Xiaogang's Bloodline: Big Family, No. 2, was the session's most expensive lot; the 1995 oil on canvas went for HK$ 26,420,000 to an anonymous phone bidder.

There was active bidding both in the room and on the phone and Mr. Burge noted that while Americans accounted for 60 percent of the successful bidders and Europeans 30 percent, the bidding was so close that «it could have gone the other way.»

Leading the somewhat sleepy sale was an untitled Cy Twombly from 1962 that went for # 6.4 million ($ 8.40 million) after just a single bidder on the phones and a lark of a bid from members of the Nahmad family came in to save it from flopping.

David Zwirner, sitting near the back of the packed crowd fended off a handful of bidders on the phones and in the room to pick up the Hammons, a combination basketball backboard and chandelier from 2000 (one of three unique editions), for its high estimate, $ 7 million hammer ($ 8.01 million with premium), trouncing the artist's previous record of $ 2.27 million, which was set at Sotheby's New York for an assemblage two years back.

In esthetic contrast, the somber and austere Untitled (Black and Gray)(1969), done in acrylic, sold for $ 10,681,000, also to a phone bidder.

The work, 1949 - A - No. 1 (1949), eventually went to Ms. Dennison's phone bidder, and set a new record for the artist at $ 61.7 million.

David Zwirner, who has been doing more and more business with Mr. Koons — he staged a Koons show at his gallery this past spring and bought a lower - end Koons at last night's Phillips sale — jumped in at $ 39 million, speaking for a client on his cellphone and going slowly back and forth with a phone bidder up to its final price.

The painting would go on to sell for $ 69.6 million to an anonymous phone bidder, setting an auction record for the artist after a five - and - a-half-minute contest.

On loan to the Philadelphia Museum of Art for almost 30 years, it was bought by an anonymous phone bidder after a five - minute bidding contest.

The painting, which was voted by Post readers as their favorite cover, was sought after by two phone bidders who competed for more than 9 minutes.

After a grueling battle with phone bidders, a gentleman in the room won it for a $ 3 million hammer price, $ 3.61 million with fees.

There was just one guaranteed work in the sale, René Magritte's Le Message a la terre (1926), and when it came up auctioneer Oliver Barker sold it quickly to a bidder on the phone with specialist Clarissa Post for just over the low estimate at $ 2.3 million.

Three works from the collection of Hollywood star Elizabeth Taylor doubled the low estimate to bring # 13.8 million ($ 21.8 million) and were led by Vincent van Gogh's Vue de l'aisle de la Chapelle de Saint - Remy, 1889, which sold for # 10 million ($ 16 million), against a # 5 million / 7 million estimate, to a Russian - speaking phone bidder against Christie's chairman of Asia, Ken Yeh, on another telephone.