Art Market

Arkady Rotenberg, who together with his brother Boris Rotenberg has been accused by a US Senate report of evading sanctions by buying art at auction in New York, at an awards ceremony with President Putin in Russia in March 2020.
Art handlers preparing Kehinde Wiley’s Le Roi à la Chasse II (2007) to be exhibited ahead of auction at Sotheby’s New York in June 2020.
Memento mori medallion (1612), Jan de Vos. Georg Laue Kunstkammer (£58,000)
Gilded statues and ritual objects arranged by Alice S. Kandell
Komainu (lion-dogs) (c. 1300), Japan.
Leaf from a set of eight choir books (detail; 1470s–80s), San Sisto, Piacenza. Christie’s London, £657,250 (for the set)
Reliquary head (19th century), Fang people, central Africa.
Screenshot of Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac’s online viewing room at Art Basel Hong, March 2020.
Le Mobilier Funéraire Gallo-Roman et Franc en Picardie et en Artois (Paris, 1902).
Screengrab of Fergus McCaffrey’s online viewing room at Art Basel Hong, March 2020.
Mandoline et portée de musique (1923), Pablo Picasso. Dickinson, price on application
St Michael the Archangel fighting Lucifer (1626–27), Giuseppe Cesari, Cavaliere d’Arpino. Hazlitt, price on application.
Sammelband (detail; 1525–28), Albrecht Dürer.
The Tourist(detai; 2019), Amir H. Fallah.
Stitchers working on Wolfgang Tillmans’ No Man is an Island (2019).
La Chemise (detail; 1905), Kees van Dongen. Galerie Jean-François Cazeau (€1.8m)
Portrait de Marjorie Ferry (detail; 1932), Tamara de Lempicka.
(detail; 1969), Pat Douthwaite.Happiness is Green Shield Stamps
Photo: Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images
Art Basel in Hong Kong in 2019.
A lake view (1905), Akseli Gallen-Kallela.