Philip Guston
1913-1980 · American (born in Canada) · Abstract Expressionism, New York School, Figurative painting
Récord de subasta: 25,88 M US$
To Fellini, 1958 · Christie's, New York · 15 may 2013
Fuente: hyperallergic.com
Biografía
Philip Guston, born Phillip Goldstein in Montreal in 1913 and raised in Los Angeles, began as a muralist, became a leading lyrical painter of the New York School in the 1950s, then shocked the art world in 1970 with cartoonish figurative paintings of hooded figures, shoes, cigarettes and studio clutter. That late work, once rejected, now shapes generations of painters and anchors his critical standing. For collectors there are two markets: shimmering abstractions of the 1950s and the late figurative canvases. His auction record is $25.9 million for To Fellini (1958) at Christie's New York in May 2013. Top works appear rarely, so supply rather than demand sets the pace of his market.
Resultados de subasta recientes
| The Hill (1971)Sotheby's, London | 4,03 M US$ | 24 jun 2026 | heni.com |
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| Roman Sky (1972, olio su carta)Phillips, New York | 368 mil US$ | 20 nov 2024 | phillips.com |
Mercado
- Liquidez: Media
Museos
- Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
- Museum of Modern Art, New York
- National Gallery of Art, Washington
- Tate Modern, London
- Art Institute of Chicago
Fuentes
- Hyperallergic, Christie's Post-War evening sale, 15 maggio 2013
- HENI News, The Hill (giugno 2026)
- Phillips, lotto Roman Sky
- Wikipedia, Philip Guston
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