Tehran Auction’s 26th Edition Generates $4.6 Million in Sales, Setting New Records for Iran’s Art Market
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Tehran Auction’s 26th Edition Generates $4.6 Million in Sales, Setting New Records for Iran’s Art Market
A total of 84 pieces were auctioned off, comprising 69 paintings, 10 calligraphy, 9 sculptures and metal engravings, 6 manuscript art, and 6 pictorial carpets.
The auction offered 90 works by 69 artists consisting of 83 paintings and 7 sculptures. A total of 82 works were sold, which makes it a %91 sold by lot, achieving a hammer price of %112 against the total low estimates.
A unique blue piece with the striking title "The sky is not blue" is shown together with Ali Shirazi's tenth appearance at the Tehran Auction.
Sadegh Tabrizi is one of the famous painters of Iran. His artwork sold in Tehran auction $ 55000 in July 2023 .
It is uncommon for a Middle Eastern artist to exhibit seven works in various auctions over the course of seven months with 100% of his works selling, but Sadegh Tabrizi, an Iranian artist and one of the pioneers of Middle Eastern art, has accomplished this in recent months.
The 17th edition of the Tehran Auction setting a remarkable record with the sale of 100 art pieces worth more than 2.11 trillion rials (nearly $4.35 million).
Reza Derakhshani’s “Counting Days and Nights, Every Day and Every Night” was the most expensive work sold at the auction on Thursday as it fetched 52 billion rials (about $197,000).
TEHRAN –(Iranart)-The 14th Tehran Auction of Iranian artworks on Thursday earned 427.18 billion rials ($1.857 million).
TEHRAN.(Iranart) –The 14th Tehran Auction, which was scheduled to take place as usual in July, was postponed until further notice due to the resurgence of coronavirus infection in Iran.