Christie’s will offer the last Leonardo da Vinci painting in private hands, Salvatore Mundi in its November auctions in New York, part of a special sale that will look to earn upwards of $100 million for the piece. The show is accompanied by Andy Warhol’s Sixty Last Suppers (1986), which carries an estimate of $50 million on its own. “We cannot comment about sellers, but it has every passport, every visa,” Loic Gouzer says of the work.
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