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    Manjit Bawa’s Durga sold for $1,980,000 at Christie’s

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    By Lavina Melwani on March 28, 2023 Little Black Book: Events
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    The Art World Gathers at Christie’s for Asia Week 

    South Asian art at Christie's - 1
    South Asian art at Christie’s – 1

    Manjit Bawa’s Untitled (Durga) sold for $1,980,000 – a new global auction record for the artist

    Durga by Manjit Bawa
    Durga by Manjit Bawa

    [dropcap]S[/dropcap]haring some more pictures from the Christie’s reception where guests got a chance to see the art before it went on auction. The South Asian Modern + Contemporary Art auction at Christies achieved a total of $11,978,670.
    The top lot of the sale was Manjit Bawa’s Untitled (Durga), which realized $1,980,000, a new global auction record for the artist. The sale also achieved notable results for Francis Newton Souza’s View From Crawford Market, Bombay, which brought $1,740,000, almost six times its low estimate. Two other works that soared past their low estimates were, Sayed Haider Raza’s Untitled (Houses) making $756,000, five times its low estimate, and Akabar Padamsee’s Rouen, which also made $756,000, three times its low estimate

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