Jeff Koons’ ‘Rabbit’ sculpture breaks auction record for a living artist: $91 million
Jeff Koons’ “Rabbit” sculpture broke the auction sales record for work by a living artist on Wednesday, selling at Christie’s in New York for $91,075,000.
“Rabbit” had been estimated at $50 million to $70 million heading into the auction. A Christie’s representative initially confirmed the final price paid — gavel bid plus buyer’s premium — as $90.8 million, but the auction house later tweeted the final price as slightly more than $91 million.
——-If you cannot unload the art at today’s interest and sentiment towards the art world. I would suggest getting an ‘art agent’, and looking to donate the work to a school, museum etc. for a tax lost.
This looks the way to go to get some dollars out of the payoff you receive.
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Jeff Koons’ ‘Rabbit’ sculpture breaks auction record for a living artist: $91 million
Jeff Koons’ “Rabbit” sculpture broke the auction sales record for work by a living artist on Wednesday, selling at Christie’s in New York for $91,075,000.
“Rabbit” had been estimated at $50 million to $70 million heading into the auction. A Christie’s representative initially confirmed the final price paid — gavel bid plus buyer’s premium — as $90.8 million, but the auction house later tweeted the final price as slightly more than $91 million.
https://www.latimes.com/entertainment
——-If you cannot unload the art at today’s interest and sentiment towards the art world. I would suggest getting an ‘art agent’, and looking to donate the work to a school, museum etc. for a tax lost.
This looks the way to go to get some dollars out of the payoff you receive.
Good luck and have a great day Rick.