Courtesy of Christie’s
FRIDA KAHLO (1907-1954), Portrait of Cristina, My Sister, oil on panel, Painted in 1928
New York, collection of Jerry Moss for auction at Christie's
Evening Sale with Frida Kahlo and Tamara de Lempicka
13 works of art from the collection of Jerry Moss will be auctioned: Christie's Evening Sale will take place on November 9 in New York. Two particular intimate paintings are attracting attention. They were painted by Frida Kahlo and Tamara de Lempicka.
October 19, 2023
Jerry Moss, nicknamed »The M in A&M Records«, passed away in August of this year. Now, on November 9, some artworks from his collection will go under the hammer. Art lovers from all over the world will then turn their eyes to the auction at Christie's in New York, where top-class works will be up for sale. Portrait of Cristina, My Sister (1928) by Frida Kahlo, for example, is estimated at eight to twelve million US dollars, Fillette en rose (circa 1928-30) by Tamara de Lempicka at seven to ten million. The intimate portraits of family members − sister and daughter respectively − could thus soon be among the most expensive works of their creators.
Other highlights include Nu couché (painted October 13, 1968) by Pablo Picasso with an estimate of ten to 15 million U.S. dollars, Four Multicolored Marilyns (Reversal Series) (1979-86) by Andy Warhol for an estimated three to five million and Mann mit Vogel (1950), a late Max Beckmann for two to three million U.S. dollars. Also up for sale on November 9 is a painting by Claude Monet that could fetch 65 million. This painting is not part of Jerry Moss' collection. We reported recently.
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TAMARA DE LEMPICKA (1898- 1980), Fillette en rose, oil on canvas, Painted circa 1928-1930
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