Picasso Warhol Masterpiece Expects New York Autumn Film Achievement

Pablo Picasso's 1932 portrait of his young lover and Andy Warhol’s groundbreaking 3D Statue of Liberty painting, each of which is expected to reach a turnover of at least $35 million. However, when they shoot on the next month, they are likely to reach a much higher transaction price than the valuation.

Picasso's "Nature morte aux tulipes" and Warhol's "Statue of Liberty" will become Sotheby's (microblogging) and Christie's (microblogging) respectively. New York autumn auction focus.

Picasso's masterpiece is one of the works that he created on the subject of his muse, Marie Terez Walter, and is considered by the art experts as one of his most important works. The work is valued at $35 million up to $50 million and will be filmed on Sotheby's in New York on November 5th.

“This beautiful young woman with an ancient Greek beauty and bodybuilding beauty inspired Picasso’s greatest achievements in various media creations,” said Simon Shaw, head of New York Impressionism and Modern Art at Sotheby’s.

"Still Life and Tulip" is an exception in the double-contemplation series based on this theme. It presents the influence of surrealism on Picasso's creative output: the artist constructed a statue of Marie Therez and then placed the statue. He painted a very sexy still life so that he could analyze her appearance on many levels,” Shaw added in a statement.

In the case of the married Picasso, Marie Thereres was just 17 years old. She later became the subject of many of Picasso's works and gave birth to a daughter for Picasso in 1935.

Another painting on her theme, "Femmeàla fenêtre" (1936), was also a photograph of Sotheby's New York autumn shoots, which was valued at 20 million U.S. dollars. Moreover, a 1932 painting entitled "Nude, Green Leaf and Bust" featuring Marie Tellez was sold to an anonymous buyer for $100 million at an auction in 2010. In the pocket.

It is reported that as Picasso's portraits are being photographed, the Guggenheim Museum in New York will present a novel exhibition featuring the prestigious Spanish artist.

The symbol of the American dream is the next week of Sotheby's Autumn in New York City. On November 14th, Warhol's "The Statue of Liberty" will be filmed at Christie's New York. It is the first 3D painting on the subject, and is the only example of the artist's practice creation using technology that is still personally owned.

According to Christie’s, as a child of American immigration, Warhol wrote in 1962 the red and green works that represented the iconic landmark of the Statue of Liberty as a series of death and disaster. The "overture" of the work.

"Andy Warhol's "Statue of Liberty" is one of the most important expressions of the United States and painting in the 1960s," said Christie's post-war, contemporary art director and international director Brett Gervier. It is a famous symbol of the American dream. There are also the most popular American-themed paintings such as Coca-Cola Beverage Bottles, Campbell Soups, and Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley created by Warhol. They are all American dreams. The iconic symbol." The other two paintings belonging to the same 3D series are the museum collections of Switzerland and Pittsburgh.

It is reported that the Andy Warhol Visual Art Association announced last month that it will sell the Pop artist's paintings, photos and other works through a series of auctions, private transactions and online sales. The money raised from sales will be used to help the government expand its support for visual arts.