Alberto Giacometti

1901-1966 · Swiss · Surrealism, Post-war figuration

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Biografia

Alberto Giacometti was a Swiss sculptor and painter who worked in Paris from the 1920s. After a Surrealist phase he developed, from the late 1940s, the elongated, eroded standing and walking figures that became emblems of post-war existentialism, alongside intense portraits of his brother Diego and wife Annette. His bronzes were cast in limited editions, so several casts of a model can appear on the market. Giacometti holds the auction record for any sculpture: L'homme au doigt (1947) sold for 141.3 million dollars at Christie's New York in May 2015. Demand is concentrated on major lifetime casts; in May 2025 a Grande tête mince estimated at over 70 million dollars failed to sell at Sotheby's, a sign of selectivity at the top.

Rynek

• Płynność: Wysoka

Muzea

• Fondation Giacometti, Parigi
• Kunsthaus Zürich (Alberto Giacometti-Stiftung)
• Museum of Modern Art, New York
• Tate Modern, Londra
• Fondation Maeght, Saint-Paul-de-Vence

Źródła

• Bloomberg, Giacometti sculpture sells for 141.3 million
• Artnet News, 70 million Giacometti flops at Sotheby's
• Artlyst, Giacometti bust fails to sell

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