The summary statistics are below (all results include the buyer’s premium):
Total Lots: 52
Pre Sale Low Total Estimate: $2894000
Pre Sale High Total Estimate: $4099000
Total Lots Sold: 46
Total Lots Bought In: 6
Buy In %: 11.54%
Total Sale Proceeds: $4255750
Here is the breakdown (using the Low, Mid, and High definitions from the preview post, here):
Low Total Lots: 1
Low Sold: 1
Low Bought In: 0
Buy In %: 00.00%
Total Low Estimate: $10000
Total Low Sold: $8125
Mid Total Lots: 30
Mid Sold: 25
Mid Bought In: 5
Buy In %: 16.67%
Total Mid Estimate: $849000
Total Mid Sold: $896125
High Total Lots: 21
High Sold: 20
High Bought In: 1
Buy In %: 4.76%
Total High Estimate: $3240000
Total High Sold: $3351500
The top photography lot by High estimate was lot 49, Andreas Gursky, Rimini, 2003, at $500000-700000; it was also the top outcome of the sales at $722500.
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97.83% of the lots that sold had proceeds in or above the estimate range. There were a total of 4 surprises in this sale (defined as having proceeds of at least double the high estimate):
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Lot 327, Matthew Day Jackson, Bucket, 2007, at $34375
Lot 425, Candida Höfer, Musee Du Louvre, Paris XV, 2005, at $104500 (image at right, top, via Sotheby's)
Lot 431, James Casebere, Spiral Staircase, 2002-2003, at $50000 (image at right, via Sotheby's)
Lot 432, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Satellite City Towers, 2002, at $28125
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