Art Basel Paris ended its week, closing two days early. The possibility of rioting in the French capital forced galleries to shutter and pack up. International collectors and dealers had come to the city in droves, although the serious collectors had finished shopping during the midweek VIP days.
Business had been brisk. Major galleries reported sales in the millions of dollars. Paintings, sculptures, and works on paper all found buyers, across both modern and contemporary artists.
These figures have come from Art Basel itself. It published a selection of transactions on Sunday that exhibitors chose to report. That makes them a snapshot, not a full ledger. The fair cannot see private deals struck between galleries and their clients, and many sales never reach the public record. Still, the picture is clear enough. Established artists held their prices and drew serious money. Further down the scale, a broader group of contemporary artists also sold, at levels more within reach of ordinary collectors.
At the top of the market, White Cube reported two works by Julie Mehretu at $7.85 million each, while David Zwirner sold a painting by Gerhard Richter for $8.5 million. White Cube also placed a work by El Anatsui at $2 million and sold Tracey Emin’s You Were Part of Me (2022) for £990,000. The results put postwar and contemporary artists firmly at the centre of the fair’s reported business.
Blue-chip works hold the upper ground
Hauser & Wirth reported sales of approximately $10 million each for Gerhard Richter’s Rokokotisch (Rococo Table) (1965) and Georg Baselitz’s Der Hirte (The Shepherd) (1965). A work by Mark Bradford sold for $4 million, while George Condo’s Woman with Designer Shirt (2026) achieved $2.95 million. Lucio Fontana’s Concetto spaziale (1961) sold for €1.7 million.
Pace reported a price above $5 million for Jean Dubuffet’s La chaise (1964), alongside Lee Ufan’s From Line No. 79061 (1979) at $2 million and Beatriz Milhazes’s Onde Nascem os Girassóis I (2026) at $1.2 million. The gallery also sold a Richard Pousette-Dart painting for $650,000 and a charcoal drawing by Robert Longo, Untitled (Peony) (2026), for $600,000.
At David Zwirner, the Richter sale was followed by a Robert Ryman painting at $4 million and a Joan Mitchell painting at $3.8 million. Works by Marlene Dumas and Josef Albers each brought $3 million. Luc Tuymans reached $2.4 million, while an On Kawara painting sold for $2 million. Further transactions included a Ruth Asawa sculpture at $1.2 million and works by Albers, Elizabeth Peyton and Ryman in the $600,000 to $900,000 range.
The breadth of these results matters. Buyers were not concentrating exclusively on a single generation or movement. The reported sales ranged from postwar abstraction to figurative painting and contemporary sculpture, with established names continuing to underpin the higher end of the market.
Strong results for contemporary painting
Gladstone reported $1.5 million for Cecily Brown’s This Must Be the Place (2017–2021) and $1.3 million for Victor Man’s Pink Chair (2012). Elizabeth Peyton’s Tony (2000) sold for $350,000, while two watercolours by Wangechi Mutu each sold for $325,000. Jim Hodges reached $250,000 and Matthew Barney $225,000.
At Sprüth Magers, two paintings by George Condo, The Mechanical Man and Coney Island, both dated 2026, sold for $2.2 million each. A collaboration between Jenny Holzer and Lady Pink, IF YOU ARE CONSIDERED USELESS… (1983), achieved $450,000. Rosemarie Trockel’s Princeton (2016) sold for €220,000, and an untitled painting by Anne Imhof from 2026 brought €180,000.
White Cube’s results extended beyond Mehretu and Emin. Cai Guo-Qiang’s Bald Eagle (2023), made with gunpowder on canvas, sold for $700,000. Antony Gormley’s OPEN DOUBT II (2026) achieved £500,000, while a second Gormley sculpture, SMALL ADEPT (2025), sold for £250,000. Shao Fan’s Giant Lingzhi 0225 (2025) brought $360,000.
At Lisson Gallery, Anish Kapoor’s polished stainless steel works continued to attract buyers. Clear to Dark Brandy (2026) sold for £750,000 and Oriental Blue to Clear Satin (2026) for £700,000. Lee Ufan’s With Winds (1991) achieved $900,000, while Carmen Herrera’s Pavan #37 (1948) sold for $650,000.
European modernism remains in demand
Several sales demonstrated continued interest in European modern and postwar art. At Le Minotaure, a 1922 work on paper by Wassily Kandinsky sold for €2 million. Marie Vassilieff’s Port d’Espagne (1915) achieved €280,000, while a work by František Kupka from 1931 sold for €130,000.
Thaddaeus Ropac reported €1.8 million for Lucio Fontana’s Concetto spaziale (1953), made with synthetic paint and Murano glass fragments. Georg Baselitz’s Per mano – an der Hand (2019) sold for €800,000, and Marcel Duchamp’s L.H.O.O.Q. (1919–1964) achieved €650,000. Two paintings by Martha Jungwirth brought €520,000 and €460,000 respectively.
At Cardi Gallery, Jannis Kounellis’s Untitled (2010) sold for €350,000, matching the reported $350,000 sale of Louise Bourgeois’s marble House (1995). Two shaped canvases by Agostino Bonalumi each achieved €140,000, while an embossed work on paper by Enrico Castellani sold for €100,000.
The results suggest that collectors were willing to buy across a broad historical range, from early twentieth-century abstraction to the material experiments of the postwar period. The strongest prices were not confined to paintings. Sculpture and works on paper also featured prominently in the reported totals.
Sculpture and material-led work find buyers
Sculpture performed well across several stands. At Mennour, two examples of Ugo Rondinone’s The Angelic (2024) sold for $850,000 each. Lee Ufan’s Response (2026) achieved $1.05 million, while Fontana’s 1964 Concetto spaziale sold for €1.75 million.
At Xavier Hufkens, a bronze sculpture by Sherrie Levine sold for $300,000, a bench by Tatiana Trouvé for €275,000 and a mid-sized sculpture by Antony Gormley for $250,000. A plaster mask by Thomas Houseago brought $120,000. Tracey Emin’s small bronze sold for £50,000.
Karma reported $650,000 for Reggie Burrows Hodges’s Hutton Modesty Club: Son Runner (2025), and $450,000 for Richard Mayhew’s Southern Border (1999). A Manoucher Yektai painting from 1960 achieved $250,000, while Kathleen Ryan’s Bad Strawberry (Blossom) (2026) sold for $200,000.
At Georges-Philippe et Nathalie Vallois, Niki de Saint Phalle’s Cat Head Totem (2000) was reported in the range of $800,000 to $1.2 million. Duke Riley’s O’er the Wide and Plastic Sea (2023), made from reclaimed ocean plastic and seashells, sold for $150,000.
Emerging names and lower price points
The reported sales were not limited to trophy works. Galleries also placed younger artists and less established names at prices below €100,000, suggesting that the fair continued to offer collectors a range of entry points despite the strength of its headline transactions.
At Standard (Oslo), Suleman Aqeel Khilji recorded a notable sales volume. Mnemonic Spaces II (2025–2026) sold for €60,000 to an Australian museum collection. The Elevation (Bolan) (2024–2026) achieved €46,000, with a promised museum donation in the United States. Further works sold between €10,000 and €32,000 to private collections in Europe, Asia and the United States.
At Casey Kaplan, a work by Jordan Casteel sold for $300,000, while works by Amanda Williams and Hannah Levy sold for $110,000 and $60,000, respectively. Three works by Johanna Unzueta sold for $16,000 each. At Jessica Silverman, Loie Hollowell’s Yellow Brain on Soft Pink Shoulders achieved $450,000, while two historic works on paper by Judy Chicago sold for $125,000 and $85,000.
Other sales were considerably more modest. At Exo Exo, three paintings by Yann Stéphane Bisso were reported at €2,500-€3,000 each. Green Art Gallery sold three works by Asma Belhamar for $6,500 to $9,000, while Magnin-A reported €6,000 for a textile work by Jp MikaBilele.
These lower price points provide useful context for the headline sales. Art Basel Paris remains a market in which a small number of multimillion-dollar transactions sit alongside a much larger range of deals involving emerging artists, works on paper and editions.
A strong sales picture, with an important caveat
The reported transactions point to continued demand for established modern and contemporary artists, particularly at the upper end of the market. Richter, Mehretu, Condo, Fontana, Dubuffet and Kapoor all featured prominently, while galleries also reported significant sales of work by younger and mid-career artists.
But the figures should be read with care. They are dealer-reported sales, not independently audited results, and they represent only a portion of the fair’s activity. Prices quoted in different currencies also make direct comparisons difficult without conversion, and ranges supplied by galleries are not equivalent to confirmed single prices.
For the art market, the clearest signal is that demand at the top end remains concentrated in artists with established international followings. At the same time, sales at more accessible levels continue to provide a wider base of activity. The published results are encouraging, but they are not a full measure of the fair’s performance.
ART BASEL PARIS 2026 | REPORTED GALLERY SALES
List of galleries, artists and reported prices: Currencies and ranges follow the supplied source. Some source entries report ranges or asking prices rather than confirmed exact prices; this list is not an independently audited account. 303 Gallery: Mary Heilmann, USD 350,000; Doug Aitken, USD 150,000; Alicja Kwade, EUR 180,000; Alicja Kwade, EUR 90,000; Alicja Kwade, EUR 90,000; Jeppe Hein, EUR 85,000; Rob Pruitt, USD 80,000; Cassi Namoda, USD 62,000; Cassi Namoda, USD 42,000; Sam Falls, USD 45,000; Sam Falls, USD 40,000; Mimosa Echard, EUR 25,000; Stephen Shore, USD 15,000 Art : Concept: Nina Childress, a price in the range of EUR 40,000 – 70,000; Miryam Haddad, EUR 40,000–70,000 christian berst: Luboš Plný, EUR 95,000; George Widener, a price in the range of EUR 15,000 – 25,000 Cardi Gallery: Jannis Kounellis, EUR 350,000; Louise Bourgeois, USD 350,000; Agostino Bonalumi, EUR 140,000; Agostino Bonalumi, EUR 140,000; Enrico Castellani, EUR 100,000; Pier Paolo Calzolari, EUR 90,000; Bosco Sodi, EUR 15,000 Ceysson & Bénétière: Bernard Pagès, EUR 250,000; Frank Stella, EUR 220,000; Peter Halley, 3 works, EUR 30,000–50,000 each Consonni Radziszewski: Edward Dwurnik, EUR 35,000 to a private collection in Poland; Sarah Benslimane, EUR 22,000 to a private collection in Portugal; Jaime Welsh, EUR 16,500 to a private collection in Portugal; Rodrigo Hernández, EUR 16,500 to a private collection in Italy; Rodrigo Hernández, EUR 16,500 to a private collection in Italy DOCUMENT: Dabin Ahn, USD 20,000; Alexandra Barth, USD 17,000; Erin Jane Nelson, USD 10,000 to a private collection in the UK frank elbaz: Kenjiro Okazaki, USD 160,000; Machiko Ogawa, EUR 28,000; Chloé Delarue, EUR 5,000 Gladstone: Cecily Brown, USD 1.5 million; Victor Man, USD 1.3 million; Elizabeth Peyton, USD 350,000; Wangechi Mutu, USD 325,000; Wangechi Mutu, USD 325,000; Jim Hodges, USD 250,000; Matthew Barney, USD 225,000; Robert Rauschenberg, USD 185,000; Andro Wekua, EUR 135,000; Carrie Mae Weems, USD 125,000; Philippe Parreno, EUR 125,000; Anna Zemánková, USD 50,000; Richard Aldrich, USD 35,000 Hauser & Wirth: Gerhard Richter, a price in the region of USD 10 million; Georg Baselitz, a price in the region of USD 10 million; Mark Bradford, USD 4 million; George Condo, USD 2.95 million; Lucio Fontana, EUR 1.7 million; Henry Taylor, USD 1 million; Alexander Calder, a price just under USD 1 million; Pat Steir, USD 900,000; Cristina Iglesias, EUR 500,000; Jenny Holzer, USD 400,000; William Kentridge, USD 400,000; Lee Bul, USD 290,000; Roni Horn, USD 200,000; George Rouy, GBP 195,000; Camille Henrot, EUR 160,000 each; Camille Henrot, EUR 130,000 each Xavier Hufkens: Charline von Heyl, USD 475,000; Sherrie Levine, USD 300,000; Tatiana Trouvé, EUR 275,000; Antony Gormley, USD 250,000; Qiu Xiaofei, USD 125,000; Richard Aldrich, USD 120,000; Thomas Houseago, USD 120,000; Sterling Ruby, prices ranging between USD 50,000 and 90,000; Lesley Vance, USD 80,000; Tracey Emin, GBP 50,000; Sterling Ruby, USD 32,000; Nathanaëlle Herbelin, EUR 20,000 Jousse Entreprise: Madeleine Roger-Lacan, EUR 17,000 Casey Kaplan: Jordan Casteel, USD 300,000; Amanda Williams, USD 110,000; Hannah Levy, USD 60,000; Kevin Beasley, USD 35,000; Sydney Cain, USD 22,000; Johanna Unzueta, 3 works, USD 16,000 each Karma: Reggie Burrows Hodges, USD 650,000; Manoucher Yektai, USD 250,000; Kathleen Ryan, USD 200,000; Jeremy Frey, USD 140,000; William Turnbull, USD 70,000; Marley Freeman, USD 60,000; Nathaniel Oliver, USD 55,000; Henni Alftan, USD 50,000; Jeremy Frey, USD 40,000; Henni Alftan, USD 40,000; Calvin Marcus, USD 30,000; Shota Nakamura, USD 20,000 Tina Kim: A painting by Ha Chong-Hyun USD 250,000; Lee ShinJa, USD 50,000; Suki Seokyeong Kang, USD 40,000 David Kordansky: Jonas Wood, USD 650,000; Shara Hughes, a price in the range of USD 325,000 – 350,000; Adam Pendleton, a price in the range of USD 325,000 – 350,000; Sam Gilliam, a price in the range of USD 300,000 – 325,000; Hilary Pecis, USD 205,000; Sayre Gomez, a price in the range of USD 75,000 – 100,000; Abraham Lincoln Walker, USD 95,000; Abraham Lincoln Walker, USD 95,000; Abraham Lincoln Walker, USD 75,000; Evan Holloway, a price in the range of USD 40,000 – 45,000; Tristan Unrau, a price in the range of USD 35,000 – 40,000; Maia Cruz Palileo, USD 35,000; Sam McKinniss, USD 30,000; Doyle Lane, 4 works, USD 20,000–25,000 each; Jared Buckhiester, USD 20,000; Jared Buckhiester, USD 16,000 Kukje Gallery: Ha Chong-Hyun, a price in the range of USD 390,000 – 468,000; Ha Chong-Hyun, a price in the range of USD 230,000 – 276,000; Ha Chong-Hyun, a price in the range of USD 210,000 – 252,000; Jenny Holzer, a price in the range of USD 185,000 – 222,000; Kyungah Ham, a price in the range of USD 150,000 to 180,000; Ugo Rondinone, a price in the range of USD 120,000 – 144,000; Kibong Rhee, a price in the range of USD 110,000 – 132,000; Kibong Rhee, a price in the range of USD 100,000 – 120,000; Julian Opie, a price in the range of GBP 45,000 – 54,000; Jean-Michel Othoniel, a price in the range of EUR 32,000 – 38,400; Jean-Michel Othoniel, a price in the range of EUR 32,000 – 38,400; Haegue Yang, a price in the range of EUR 26,000 – 31,200; Haegue Yang, a price in the range of EUR 26,000 – 31,200; Lotus L. Kang, a price in the range of USD 18,000 – 21,600; Lee Kwang-Ho, a price in the range of USD 14,000 – 16,800; Koo Bohnchang, a price in the range of KRW 15,000,000 – 18,000,000; Lotus L. Kang, a price in the range of USD 12,000 – 14,400; Han Youngsoo, a price in the range of USD 10,300 – 12,360; Lee Kwang-Ho, a price in the range of USD 8,000 – 9,600Han Youngsoo (1933–1999); a price in the range of USD 3,800 – 4,560 Lelong: Etel Adnan, EUR 170,000; Pierre Alechinsky, EUR 150,000; Juan Uslé, a price in the range of EUR 90,000 – 100,000; Arlene Shechet, EUR 75,000; Kiki Smith, EUR 25,000 Lisson Gallery: Anish Kapoor, GBP 750,000; Lee Ufan, USD 900,000; Anish Kapoor, GBP 700,000; Carmen Herrera, USD 650,000; Hiroshi Sugimoto, USD 400,000; Hiroshi Sugimoto, USD 400,000; Hiroshi Sugimoto, USD 250,000; Ha Chong-Hyun, USD 250,000; Yu Hong, USD 220,000; Leiko Ikemura, EUR 140,000; Pedro Reyes, USD 120,000 Loevenbruck: Daniel Dewar & Grégory Gicquel, EUR 65,000 Magnin-A: EUR 6,000 MASSIMODECARLO: Sanford Biggers, a price in the range of USD 120,000 – 140,000; Alvaro Barrington, a price in the range of USD 120,000 – 140,000; McArthur Binion, USD 50,000; Skyler Chen, a price in the range of EUR 30,000 – 40,000; Daniel Crews-Chubb, a price in the range of GBP 20,000 – 30,000 Mennour: Lucio Fontana, EUR 1.75 million; Lee Ufan, USD 1.05 million; Ugo Rondinone, USD 850,000 each Le Minotaure: Wassily Kandinsky, EUR 2 million; Marie Vassilieff, EUR 280,000; Frantisek Kupka, EUR 130,000 Edouard Montassut: Mark Kokopeli, EUR 15,000; Matt Browning, EUR 12,000; Nicolas Ceccaldi, EUR 8,000; Hélène Fauquet, EUR 7,000 P420: Irma Blank, an asking price of EUR 140,000 to a private collection; Filippo de Pisis, an asking price of EUR 70,000 to a private collection; Irma Blank, an asking price of EUR 40,000 to a private collection; Davide Rivalta, an asking price of EUR 35,000 each to private collections; Irma Blank, an asking price of EUR 33,000 to a private collection; Irma Blank, an asking price of EUR 30,000 to a private collection; Filippo de Pisis, an asking price of EUR 30,000 to a private collection; Rodrigo Hernández, an asking price of EUR 10,000 to a private collection Pace: Jean Dubuffet, a price over USD 5 million; Lee Ufan, USD 2 million; Beatriz Milhazes, USD 1,200,000; Richard Pousette-Dart, USD 650,000; Robert Longo, USD 600,000; Jean Dubuffet, USD 300,000; Adam Pendleton, USD 275,000; Robert Nava, USD 185,000; Alicja Kwade, EUR 175,000; Michal Rovner, USD 175,000; Arlene Shechet, USD 150,000; Arlene Shechet, USD 150,000; Julian Schnabel, USD 125,000; Leo Villareal, USD 125,000; Nigel Cooke, USD 100,000; Pam Evelyn, USD 80,000; Loie Hollowell, USD 50,000; Loie Hollowell, USD 50,000 P.P.O.W.: Martin Wong, USD 1.75 million to an American institution Michel Rein: Edgar Sarin, a price in the range of EUR 48,000 – 53,000; Enrique Ramirez, a price in the range of EUR 37,000 – 42,000; Sila Candansayar, a price in the range EUR 13,000 – 18,000 Thaddaeus Ropac: Georg Baselitz, EUR 800,000; Marcel Duchamp, EUR 650,000; Martha Jungwirth, EUR 520,000; Martha Jungwirth, EUR 460,000; Yan Pei-Ming, EUR 300,000; Tony Cragg, EUR 280,000; Louise Bourgeois, EUR 280,000; Georg Baselitz, EUR 275,000; Tony Cragg, EUR 275,000Lisa Brice; USD 275,000; Joan Snyder, USD 195,000; Hans Josephsohn, CHF 175,000; Martha Jungwirth, EUR 180,000; Martha Jungwirth, EUR 170,000; Georg Baselitz, EUR 110,000; Robert Longo, USD 90,000; Jordan Casteel, USD 45,000 Sprüth Magers: George Condo, USD 2.2 million to a US collectionGeorge Condo; USD 2.2 million to a private European collection; USD 450,000 to a European private collection; Rosemarie Trockel, EUR 220,000 to a European private collection; Anne Imhof, EUR 180,000 to a private European collection; Louise Lawler, USD 65,000 to a private European collection; Otto Piene, EUR 20,000 to a European private collection Jessica Silverman: Loie Hollowell, USD 450,000; Judy Chicago, USD 125,000; Judy Chicago, USD 85,000; Rebecca Manson, USD 85,000; Loie Hollowell, USD 80,000; Matthew Angelo Harrison, USD 65,000; Three paintings by Clare Rojas sold between USD 20,000 and 65,000 each; Two paintings by Rupy C. Tut sold between USD 20,000 and 65,000 each; One Beverly Fishman wall sculpture USD 60,000; Marilou Schultz, USD 50,000; One painting by Hayal Pozanti USD 45,000; One painting by Guimi You USD 45,000; Oliver Osborne, USD 35,000; Two new, USD 28,000 each; Four works on paper and three bronze sculptures by Koak USD 18,000 each; a price in the range of USD 15,00 – 18,000 each Standard (Oslo): Suleman Aqeel Khilji, EUR 60,000 to a museum collection in Australia; Suleman Aqeel Khilji, EUR 46,000; Suleman Aqeel Khilji, EUR 32,000 to a private collection in Europe; Suleman Aqeel Khilji, EUR 32,000 to a private collection in Europe; Suleman Aqeel Khilji, EUR 30,000 to a private collection in the US; Suleman Aqeel Khilji, EUR 17,000; Suleman Aqeel Khilji, EUR 15,000 to a private collection in Europe; Suleman Aqeel Khilji, EUR 15,000 to a private collection in Asia; Suleman Aqeel Khilji, EUR 14,000 to a private collection in Europe; Suleman Aqeel Khilji, EUR 10,000 to a private collection in Europe Catinca Tabacaru: Six paintings by Andrei Nițu prices in the range of EUR 5,000 – 11,000 each; Three works by Sylvester Mubayi a price in the range of EU 6,000 – 12,000 eachFour works by Nona Inescu approximately EU 6,000 each Templon: A work by Chiharu Shiota was a price of around EUR 120,000; A work by Omar Ba was a price of around EUR 110,000; A work by Martial Raysse was a price of around EUR 90,000; A work by Bilal Hamdad was a price of around EUR 65,000; Several works by Jeanne Vicerial were a price in the range of EUR 25,000 – 40,000 Georges-Philippe et Nathalie Vallois: Niki de Saint Phalle, a price in the range of USD 800,000 – 1.2 million; Duke Riley, USD 150,000; Daniel Spoerri, EUR 22,000; Pierre Seinturier, EUR 12,000; Julien Berthier, EUR 8,000 Tim Van Laere Gallery: Adrian Ghenie, EUR 300,000; Ben Sledsens, USD 190,000; Kati Heck, EUR 35,000; Rinus Van de Velde, EUR 32,000; Eline Vansteenkiste, EUR 22,000 White Cube: Julie Mehretu, USD 7.85 million; Julie Mehretu, USD 7.85 million; El Anatsui, USD 2 million; Tracey Emin, GBP 990,000; Cai Guo-Qiang, USD 700,000; Antony Gormley, GBP 500,000; Shao Fan, USD 360,000; Antony Gormley, GBP 250,000; Francis Picabia, EUR 185,000; Pablo Picasso, EUR 150,000; Emmi Whitehorse, USD 150,000; Enrico David, GBP 120,000; Marguerite Humeau, GBP 115,000; Ibrahim Mahama, EUR 120,000; Ibrahim Mahama, EUR 120,000; Ibrahim Mahama, EUR 100,000; Ibrahim Mahama, EUR 100,000; Louise Giovanelli, GBP 90,000; Enrico David, GBP 80,000; Francis Picabia, EUR 75,000; Fernand Léger, EUR 65,000; Shigeo Otake, USD 16,000 Jocelyn Wolff: Miriam Cahn, CHF 51,000; Katinka Bock, EUR 40,000; Marcelle Cahn, EUR 28,000; Marcelle Cahn, EUR 20,000 Yares Art: Kenneth Noland, USD 2.8 million; Robert Motherwell, USD 750,000 David Zwirner: A painting by Gerhard Richter USD 8.5 million; A painting by Robert Ryman USD 4 million; A painting by Joan Mitchell USD 3.8 million; A painting by Marlene Dumas USD 3 million; A painting by Josef Albers USD 3 million; A painting by Luc Tuymans USD 2.4 million; A painting by On Kawara USD 2 million; A painting by Robert Ryman USD 1.25 million; A sculpture by Ruth Asawa USD 1.2 million; A painting by Josef Albers USD 900,000; A painting by Elizabeth Peyton 900,000; A painting by Josef Albers USD 880,000; A painting by Robert Ryman USD 850,000A painting by Elizabeth Peyton USD 850,000; A painting by Robert Ryman USD 650,000; A painting by Josef Albers USD 600,000; A painting by Yu Nishimura USD 500,000; A painting by Bridget Riley GBP 450,000; An overpainted photography by Gerhard Richter USD 110,000; A number of editions by Gerhard Richter prices between USD 75,000 to 350,000 Exo Exo: Yann Stéphane Bisso, a price in the range of EUR 2,500 – 3,000; Yann Stéphane Bisso, a price in the range of EUR 2,500 – 3,000; Yann Stéphane Bisso, a price in the range of EUR 2,500 – 3,000 Green Art Gallery: Asma Belhamar, USD 9,000; Asma Belhamar, USD 6,500 to a private collection; Asma Belhamar, USD 6,500 Galeria Raquel Arnaud: Arthur Luiz Piza, EUR 7,000; Arthur Luiz Piza, EUR 7,000; Arthur Luiz Piza, EUR 22,000; Arthur Luiz Piza, EUR 15,000 Blue Velvet: Sibylle Ruppert, EUR 350,000 to a private collection in Poland; Sibylle Ruppert, EUR 25,000 to a private collection in the US; Sibylle Ruppert, EUR 25,000 to a private collection in the US Eric Mouchet: Robert Michel, EUR 120,000 Olney Gleason: Robert Indiana, USD 375,000; Ellsworth Kelly, USD 110,000; Ellsworth Kelly, USD 110,000; Robert Indiana, USD 100,000; Robert Indiana, USD 100,000; Robert Indiana, USD 100,000; Ellsworth Kelly, USD 65,000; Ellsworth Kelly, USD 65,000