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Passion Play

The concept of art and luxury is constantly evolving but the one consistent and enduring factor is that people, whether they are experienced collectors or simply enthusiasts, will always be drawn to something beautiful. The inspiring worlds of fine paintings, rare Asian works of art, exquisite jewellery and more will be on full display around Central this July, through a series of live auctions and preview exhibitions hosted by Christie’s. This specially curated treasure trove of art and luxury promises to satisfy even the most discerning collector’s eye for quality craftsmanship, and highlights will be on show at three iconic venues in the heart of the city.

This year, the fine art on offer features a selection of Asian and Western masterpieces that mirrors the global, a key example, with the white chrysanthemums alluding to Sanyu’s Chinese heritage, while the painting is done in a Western-influenced style. The painting is one of only four done in a similar style from Sanyu’s oeuvre and is valued between HK$60 million to HK$80 million. The masterwork will be featured in the Modern and Contemporary Art Evening Sale on July 10, along with milestone masterpieces by Zao Wou-ki, Adrian Ghenie and Yoshitomo Nara, and other significant works by Andy Warhol, Liu Ye and Sean Scully.

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