Artcurial’s sale of Michel Fedoroff’s collection boosts the French art market
Art Market | On 28th November 2016, the auction house Artcurial sold the collection belonging to Michel Fedoroff – a Monaco-based, French collector- revealing an upward trend in the relevance of the French art market. Former CEO of a music production and editing firm, sensitive to his time’s mutations, the art aficionado was close to the artists and knew how to renovate his primary collection. He built intimate ties with diverse art galleries that guided his purchases (Loevenbruck, Villepoix, Ferrero...) and he supported young artists, often sponsoring them.
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Daniel Deward & Grégory Gicquel, Mason Massacre, 2008 / estimation: 40.000 - 60.000€ vendu 149.500€, prix record pour une œuvre du duo d’artistes
© Artcurial
In the wake of the sale of Marcel Brient’s collection Une page française at Sotheby’s in 2012, Artcurial’s sale results for the Fedoroff collection draw attention to the rise of the French art scene. 42 of the 62 artists whose works were being auctioned, were French or residing in France and six of them were laureates of the […]
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