Christie’s – Online Magazine No.350 – Meet the duo making art with robots

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Allen, Newhouse, Fineberg and Press collections see 20th and 21st Century sales reach $922m

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Eclecticism perfected: Robin and Rupert Hambro’s love for Old Masters and Modern British art

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‘The best Hawthorne collection in private hands’: with author’s corrections for The Scarlet Letter

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Hot stuff: mementoes from the career of Donna Summer, from platinum discs to evening dresses

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‘He was rude, but very nice’: the novelist, the photographer, and the artist who painted with fire

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Meet the duo making art with robots: ‘Sunflowers took 49 hours, 3 mins and 3 seconds to paint’

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Wu Guanzhong was on course to be an engineer when he met art student Chu Teh-Chun and decided to join him at the Academy of Art in Hangzhou. With Lin Fengmian among his teachers, Wu learned Eastern and Western styles of art; A Corner of a Garden (By the Lake), from 1977, combines both in one finely balanced work

Estimate: HK$13,500,000-24,000,000
28 May, Hong Kong

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The toy-like Hermès handbag known as the Quelle Idole (or Kelly Doll) was introduced in 2000. A digital-age update, this limited-edition Kellydole Picto bag from 2022, which is offered with a mini Kelly Doll charm, has all the playful charisma of its predecessor but in a pixelated, video-game style

Estimate: HK$300,000-400,000
25 May, Hong Kong

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Born in Kentucky and trained in Paris, Charles Courtney Curran first visited the artists’ colony of Cragsmoor, New York, in 1903. He returned there to paint every summer for the next four decades, his preferred subject being female figures in radiantly sunlit outdoor settings, as in his breezy 1917 work High Country

Estimate: $30,000-50,000
24 May, New York

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This Gothic Revival table has quite a pedigree. It was made by Crace & Co., decorators to the British royal family, following the designs of Augustus Pugin, who masterminded the interiors of the Palace of Westminster. Thomas Tutton Knyfton of Uphill Manor, Somerset, commissioned it as a wedding present for his wife Georgina

Estimate: £25,000-40,000
25 May, London

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