Sotheby's to Present Masterworks from the Collection of Morton and Barbara Mandel
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Auktion16.05.2018
The Mandels first saw Andy Warhol’s Flowers hanging behind Leo Castelli’s desk during a visit to his gallery. The legendary dealer at first refused to sell the work as it was from his personal collection but relented six months later. The 1964 work is a prime example of the Flower series, which was a significant departure towards the abstract both aesthetically and thematically for Warhol following the Death and Disaster series of the early 1960s. Executed in an intensely blue palette crisply rendered against a brilliant green background, Flowers is an exceptionally vibrant example from this renowned body of work.
Joan Miró Femme, oiseau Painted circa 1969 Oil on canvas 85 x 68 1⁄2 inches Estimate $10/15 million
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