Monet Painting Iris Sells For Record Fifty Million Euros
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Claude Monet's painting Iris sold for a record-breaking €50 million at a Paris auction.
Claude Monet's later artwork titled Iris sold for €50 million or $56 million at a Paris auction. The sale set a new record as the most expensive piece of art ever auctioned in France. Wealthy collectors have increasingly sought out these later works by the master in recent years.
- The recordThe sale marks the highest price ever fetched by an artwork at an auction in France.
- The artworkThe painting is part of the artist's later collection, which has seen high demand among affluent buyers.
Why it matters
Major art auctions in Paris frequently attract international attention when rare masterpieces from impressionist legends come to market. Such high-profile sales reflect ongoing global demand and steep valuations for iconic cultural artifacts.
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- The New York TimesMonet Painting Sells for $56 Million in France49m ago · open ↗
- The Straits TimesMonet’s Iris fetches €50 million at Paris auction1h ago · open ↗
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