Artcurial
Italy
Artcurial Italy launched its Milan office in 2012, in the historic Casa Crespi, a few steps away from the Duomo. The palace represents a unique example of a 17th century noble residence. The offices are located in the residence’s stables, now, as the entire property, fully restored in the 1920’s by architect Piero Portaluppi.
Artcurial, international auction house based in Paris, confirms its position as frontrunner in the market, in particular following the outstanding sale results of Italian artists in Paris, and is the international reference in Design as well as an essential player in the Ancient Paintings and Drawings market.
The Milan office organises numerous events that have become an essential meeting for art lovers including preliminary viewings of selections of some of the season’s most significant pieces, book signatures, cultural events and even meetings and greetings with renowned artists.
Artcurial Italy organizes frequent valuation days in specialties covered by the auction house, from Contemporary Art and Jewellery, and including Design, Furniture, Ancient Paintings, Timepieces and Automobile, throughout the year.
Artcurial’s specialists travel in Italy to offer complimentary valuations as well as insurance evaluations or advice in matters of purchase or sale.
Artcurial Italy joins the list of international offices and reinforces the international network of Artcurial together with Austria, Belgium, Germany, Monaco and Morocco.
VALUATION DAYS
Free & Confidential Expertises by Appointment.
10 May
Italian Design
20 May
Jewellery, Watches, Hermès
21 June
Furniture & Works of Art
Artcurial Italy
Corso Venezia, 22
IT-20121 Milan
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From Italy to France, a European Passion
On 9th June, the Old Master & 19th Century department will hold a sale dedicated to the collection From Italy to France, a European Passion.
Matthieu Fournier and his team will offer you a glimpse of this collection, which honors French artists who lived and worked in Italy. This collection is composed of artworks by Joseph Vernet, Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre, Charles-Joseph Natoire, Jacques Stella and Joseph-Marie Vien.
Looking back at 2020
The year 2020 was notably marked by a number of records and millionaire auctions, such as an important stabile by Alexander Calder sold for €4.9M and the masterpiece the Penitent Magdalene by Salaì, a pupil of Leonardo da Vinci, which sold for €1.7M. Find out more in our video…
Dynamics on the modern and vintage watch market, driven by passion
Marie Sanna-Legrand, Director of Watch Departement and and Geoffroy Ader, Expert in Watches, describe a dynamic and growing market, looking for big names and iconic models that resonate.
Te Bourao (II) by Paul Gauguin reaches €9,5M
The Impressionist & Modern sale was dominated by the exceptional painting Te Bourao (II) by Paul Gauguin, the last artwork still in private hands of a major nine paintings cycle painted in Tahiti and sent to Paris in 1898 as part of an exhibition dedicated to the artist at the Ambroise Vollard gallery. The oil on canvas reaches €9,553,200, almost twice its estimate.
World record for Artemisia Gentileschi at €4.8M
On 13th November, Artcurial organized its auction dedicated to Old Master & 19th century art. With a total of €9.2M, the auction is dominated by the great world record for Artemisia Gentileschi at €4.8M with a Lucretia painted in the 1630’s.
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474,000 €
26 jun. 2018
200,066 €
09 oct. 2013