What is the story about?
What's Happening?
Sotheby's is set to auction 10 works from the estate of shopping mall magnate Matthew Bucksbaum and his wife Carolyn, including René Magritte's 'Le Jockey perdu' (1942), estimated at up to $12 million. The collection features works by Salvador Dalí, Jean Dubuffet, Paul Klee, and Joan Miró, expected to fetch up to $24 million in total.
Why It's Important?
This auction highlights the enduring legacy of the Bucksbaum collection and its impact on the art market. The sale of these high-value pieces reflects the continued interest in Surrealist and Modern art, offering collectors a rare opportunity to acquire significant works from renowned artists.
What's Next?
The auction is scheduled for November, with the Magritte piece leading the Modern art sale. The event is anticipated to attract significant attention from collectors and art enthusiasts, potentially setting new benchmarks for the artists involved.
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