Jean François Millet Price Results

ALAMEDA, Calif. – A drawing of Jean Francois Millet’s (1814-1875) most famous image generated unexpected levels of bidding in California. The charcoal-on-paper study of The Sower was cataloged as ‘after Millet’ in Michaan’s July 14 gallery auction, but rose from a $300-$500 estimate to bring $52,275. Absentee and Internet live bidding was facilitated through LiveAuctioneers.

BEACHWOOD, Ohio – Neue Auctions’ 343-lot, online-only Neue to You – Estate Fine Art and Antiques auction on Saturday, March 11, starting at noon Eastern time, is filled with fine art, antiques, Mid-century Modern pieces, Modern art, sterling, bronzes, decorative arts, printwork, maps, fine furniture and carpets from prominent estates and collections. Absentee and Internet […]

CLEVELAND – Gray’s celebrates the summer with a fun offering of affordable furniture, art, decorative items and rugs in their Summer Warehouse Auction taking place on Aug. 6, at 11 a.m. Eastern. An approachable and cost-conscious collection, lots in the auction are priced perfectly for first-time auctiongoers, young professionals and thrift seekers, looking to fill […]