MacDougall Leads Russian Art Market

Russian art specialist MacDougall Auctions, in London, actually outdid the three major auction houses that usually hold a monopoly on the art market—Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and Bonham’s—during Russian Art Week in December 2010.
MacDougall Leads Russian Art Market
COWBOY: The sale of 'The Little Cowboy,' by an American-Russian artist, turned into a showdown between two collectors, with the winner paying over $10 million. Courtesy of MacDougall Auctions
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<a href="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/07/IvanShishkin67_(2)_medium.jpg"><img class="size-medium wp-image-118605" title="View of Valaam Island. Kukko, 1860, by Ivan Shishkin, one of the leading artists and paintings in the auction, sold for $2.9 million at MacDougall Auctions in London.  (Courtesy of MacDougall Auctions)" src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/07/IvanShishkin67_(2)_medium.jpg" alt="View of Valaam Island. Kukko, 1860, by Ivan Shishkin, one of the leading artists and paintings in the auction, sold for $2.9 million at MacDougall Auctions in London.  (Courtesy of MacDougall Auctions)" width="320"/></a>
View of Valaam Island. Kukko, 1860, by Ivan Shishkin, one of the leading artists and paintings in the auction, sold for $2.9 million at MacDougall Auctions in London.  (Courtesy of MacDougall Auctions)

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