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Two of Banksy's five most expensive works are 2005 paintings first shown in his exhibition *Crude Oils: A Gallery of Re-mixed Masterpieces, Vandalism and Vermin*. One of the key works in the series, “Crude Oil (Vettriano)” - will be auctioned at Sotheby's in London in March with an estimate of £3-5 million ($3.8-6.3 million). “Crude Oil” is a dystopian interpretation of Jack Vettriano's painting ‘The Singing Butler’ (1992), whose reproductions became the best-selling posters in Britain. In 2004, Vettriano's original sold for $1.3 million, setting a record for Scottish artists. Banksy's series record is held by the work “Gas Station Sunflowers,” which sold for $14.6 million in 2021. The current owner of “Crude Oil” is Mark Hoppus, co-founder of the band Blink-182, who bought it in 2011. He will donate a portion of the proceeds to the California Fire Foundation and charity.
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The art market is expecting a new auction record for Tamara de Lempicki's paintings. Her work "Portrait of Dr. Boucard" (1928), depicting French bacteriologist Pierre Boucard, the creator of a cure for diarrhea, will be put up for auction at Christie's in London on March 5. The painting has an estimate of £5-8 million ($6.2-9.9 million). Earlier, in 1983, it was sold for $255,000 at Sotheby's. The painting is also known for its appearance in the TV series Agatha Christie's Poirot. Interest in de Lempicki's work continues to grow: six of her most expensive sales have taken place over the past 7 years. The current record of the artist - £16.3 million ($21.2 million) for "Portrait of Marjorie Ferry", sold in 2022. Experts do not rule out that the new auction could set a new record for her work.
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