Past Timed Auction

DoyleNext: Contemporary Collector

Soft close begins Tue, Aug 11, 2020 at 10am EDT

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Bidding Ends on Tuesday, Aug 11 Beginning at 10am

DoyleNext: Contemporary Collector Timed Auction
Bidding Ends on Tuesday, Aug 11 Beginning at 10am
Original Works and Editions by Established Artists and Key Emerging Artists

NEW YORK, NY – Collecting Post-War and Contemporary art has never been easier and more convenient! The DoyleNext: Contemporary Collector timed auction closing on Tuesday, August 11 beginning at 10am offers a broad selection of originals and editions by established figures and key emerging artists.

Kehindy Wiley
Possibly best known for his 2017 presidential portrait of Barack Obama, the Los Angeles-based Kehinde Wiley creates stoic, regal portraiture, often with intricate, lushly colored backgrounds. A rare sculptural edition, St. Francis of Adelaide showcases Wiley’s gift for presenting his subjects in a noble, stately manner, seen here updating the classic marble bust for the current day (est. $1,500-2,500).

Erro
In a career spanning over seven decades, Icelandic artist Erro has created countless works that combine Pop with Surrealism, comic book heroes with political icons, and humor with tragedy. From 1958, Garbage Face is an early collage of Dadaist anthropomorphic machine faces (est. $1,2000-1,800).

Stay High 149
Pioneering NYC graffiti legend Stay High 149 is represented in the sale with three works on canvas (est. each $1,000-1,500). Stay High tagged hundreds of subway trains throughout the 1970s, and his iconic “smoker” character – adapted from the classic British TV spy drama The Saint – became a fixture in graffiti history.

Kim McCarty
Los Angeles-based painter Kim McCarty uses a “wet-on-wet” painting technique, applying watercolor to a dampened sheet of paper. From 2011, Portrait of a Boy is a prime example of her ethereal, expressive portraiture (est. $600-800).

Bullet Space
An assortment of editions are featured in the sale, highlighted by the rare bound print collection Your House Is Mine, released by Bullet Space in the late 80s. An arts space focusing on the community and culture of the Lower East Side, Bullet Space created this limited bound collection of editions and writing. Among the artists featured in the book are Lee Quinones, Lady Pink, Anton Van Dalen, Martin Wong, David Wojnarowicz, John Fekner and more (est. $600-800).

Other Highlights
Other notable offerings include an 1997 work on paper by enigmatic artist Marcel Dzama, as well as editions and multiples by such blue chip artists as Ai Weiwei, Giorgio Cattelan, James Rosenquist and April Gornik.

TIMED ONLINE AUCTION
Bidding in the timed online auction will close on Tuesday, August 11 beginning at 10am. Lots will close sequentially, one lot per minute, with a soft close. Should any bids be placed in the final minute, bidding will remain open on that lot for one additional minute.

PAYMENT
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· By credit card (an additional 2.9% fee will be charged)
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We Invite You to Auction!

Consignments are currently being accepted for future auctions. We invite you to contact us for a complimentary auction appraisal. Our specialists are always available to discuss the sale of a single item or an entire collection.
For information, please contact:
Paintings: 212-427-4141, ext 249, or email [email protected]
Prints & Multiples: 212-427-4141, ext 246, or email [email protected]