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Iran gets a piece of the auction
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[Financial Times] - Sohrab Sepehri's 'Untitled' (1967). Compared with the money spraying around western auction rooms lately – the £24m ($37m) Miro, the $87m Rothko, the $120m Munch, all artist records – last Friday's contemporary art auction in Tehran was a lightweight.
Google News: Tehran Auction sells out entire collection on first sale
[Tehran Times] - A painting by Sohrab Sepehri was the star of the night and the highest-priced item sold at the auction fetching over $ The next highest price went to calligrapher Mohammad Ehsaii's “Allah”, which sold for over $ A small statue by Parviz
Google News: Tehran gallery to host “100 Works, 100 Artists” next week
[Tehran Times] - Once again led by Sohrab Sepehri's artwork, the prices of the artworks have always been reasonable in the expo, which is the reason behind its great success so far, she said. “We have also asked famous veteran artists to put their works on sale at
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