Xie Nanxing's work tops Sotheby's sale
Updated: 2015-12-07 16:00
By Lin Qi(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Untitled (Ambiguous Flower No.4), by Xie Nanxing. Photos provided to China Daily |
Sotheby's Beijing auction of modern and contemporary Chinese art on Sunday grossed 165 million yuan ($25.8 million).
The top lot was a painting, Untitled (Ambiguous Flower No.4), by Xie Nanxing, 45, who is based in Beijing and Chengdu, which fetched 2.12 million yuan.
The market displayed a highly cautious attitude but the sale showed a stable performance of works by middle-aged and established artists said a spokesman for the international auction house.
Xu Lei's ink painting Wondering in the City sold for 2 million yuan while Yuan Yuan's oil on canvas sold for 920,000 yuan.
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