""Christie's Season 1929, October 1928-July 1929"" provides an authoritative overview of the prestigious auction activities at one of the world's leading auction houses during the late 1920s. This comprehensive record details the sales and transactions of significant works of art, fine furniture, rare silver, and historical jewelry that passed through the auction rooms during a period of immense cultural and economic activity.
As a vital resource for art historians and collectors, this volume chronicles the movement of major collections and highlights the trends that defined the international art market of the era. The book offers a meticulous account of the 1928-1929 season, capturing the provenance and valuation of pieces that have since become cornerstones of public and private collections. By documenting these sales, ""Christie's Season 1929, October 1928-July 1929"" serves as a primary source for understanding the history of taste, the development of the global art trade, and the legacy of the objects that shaped the early 20th-century art world.
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