The Ten Most Expensive Photographs 2007
Photographs of Andreas Gursky, Cindy Sherman, Hiroshi Sugimoto have been in great demand at auctions last year and the prices for artworks created by the elite of photography have risen again since in the top ten of the most expensive photographs seven come from the year 2007. The boom of contemporary art seems to be closely connected with a rising interest in contemporary photography at auctions last year.
The ten most expensive photographs in 2007:
1. Andreas Gursky, 99 cent, Sotheby's London, $ 3,346,457
2. Richard Prince, Cowboy, Christie's, New York, $ 2,850,000
3. Cindy Sherman Untitled Christie's, New York, $2,112,000
4. Hiroshi Sugimoto Black Sea, Yellow Sea, Red Sea, Christie’s New York, $1,888,000
5. Edward Weston Nautilus Sotheby’s New York, $1,105,000
6. Thomas Struth, Pantheon, Rome, Christie's, $1,049.000
7. John Baldessari, Kiss/Panic, Sotheby’s, New York, $992,000
8. Thomas Struth National Museum of Art, Tokyo, Sotheby’s London $902,767
9. Robert Frank, Trolley, New Orleans, Christie’s New York, $623,000
The ten most expensive photographs in 2007:
1. Andreas Gursky, 99 cent, Sotheby's London, $ 3,346,457
2. Richard Prince, Cowboy, Christie's, New York, $ 2,850,000
3. Cindy Sherman Untitled Christie's, New York, $2,112,000
4. Hiroshi Sugimoto Black Sea, Yellow Sea, Red Sea, Christie’s New York, $1,888,000
5. Edward Weston Nautilus Sotheby’s New York, $1,105,000
6. Thomas Struth, Pantheon, Rome, Christie's, $1,049.000
7. John Baldessari, Kiss/Panic, Sotheby’s, New York, $992,000
8. Thomas Struth National Museum of Art, Tokyo, Sotheby’s London $902,767
9. Robert Frank, Trolley, New Orleans, Christie’s New York, $623,000
10. Carleton E. Watkins , The Garrison, Columbia River, Sotheby’s New York, $492,000
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