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In response to
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106 million at auction last year -- (link)
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by
moles
WIki says it's Jackson Pollock, 140 million in 2006. -- (link)
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu2)
Mar 6 '11, 22:11
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_expensive_paintings
(en.wikipedia.org)
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well you better let Yahoo know! -- nm
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moles
Mar 6, 22:13
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Maybe they're using international currency valuations ... might be a bit of a dip since '06 -- nm
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Beryllium (iPhone)
Mar 6, 22:16
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definitely something funky going on there. -- nm
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loosilu
Mar 6, 22:19
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OH .... I think I see. The top three were private sales (although the Klimt sale was done through Christie's). The next three
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loosilu
Mar 6, 22:24
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The Klimt has the highest original price paid, but it wasn't a public sale.
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loosilu
Mar 6, 22:27
i was about to explain all this also -- nm
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zork
Mar 6, 22:25
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Suuuuuuure. ;) -- nm
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Beryllium (iPhone)
Mar 6, 22:35
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