Le bassin aux nympheas, Claude Monet (1919) via Christie’s
Christie’s London will conduct its Impressionist & Modern Art Evening Sale this Tuesday, June 24. The sale will feature work from artists such headliners as Monet, Degas, Giacometti, Goncharova, Bonnard, Picasso, as well as many other notables. Viewing of the works on the block will continue until the day of the show.
Christie’s Impressionist and Modern Art Evening Sale [Christie’s]
Highlights of the Sale:
Le bassin aux nympheas, Claude Monet (1919), estimate: $35,500,000 – $47,300,000 (Pictured above)
Danseuses a la barre, Edgar Degas (c. 1880) via Christie’s
Estimate: $7,800,000 – $11,800,000
Yanaihara, Alberto Giacometti (1958) via Christie’s
Estimate: $6,900,00 – $9,900,000
La Pudeur (L’Italienne), Henri Marisse (1906) via Christie’s
Estimate: $6,000,000 -$7,900,000
Compotier et Guitare, Pablo Picasso (1924) via Christie’s
Estimate: $6,000,000-$7,900,000
Les Fleurs, Nathalia Goncharova (c.1912) via Christie’s
Estimate: $6,900,000-$8,900,000
STUDENT ADVISER RELISHES FAST PACE.(SAVVY)(SAVVY SNAPSHOT)(Column)
The Capital Times October 6, 2005 Name: Carrie Cochran.
Job: Student services adviser, adjunct faculty, Concordia University Wisconsin.
What I like best about my job: The positive impact that higher education has on my students’ overall growth. I enjoy helping others meet their education goals and watching them develop personally and professionally. Higher education has changed my life, and I choose to share my enthusiasm for education with others.
What I like least about it: There is a floor-to-ceiling window directly across from my desk. When the weather is nice, it can be distracting as I envision myself at Devils Lake or the Union Terrace. see here concordia university wisconsin
My best boss taught me: To think critically when making decisions and that treating people equally is not the same as treating them fairly.
My worst boss taught me: Why I needed to return to the classroom and continue my education!
I work best: In a fast-paced environment where I can utilize all of my communication and organization skills. My students are also my customers, and I strive for excellence in customer service through timeliness of response and a commitment to accuracy.
Education/experience: B.A. in management and communications with a minor in cultural studies and an M.S. in education counseling from Concordia University Wisconsin. I am working toward a doctorate in higher education leadership at Edgewood College. go to website concordia university wisconsin
My professional background is in quality systems and human resources. I have been employed with Concordia for the last four years in student services and admissions and as an adjunct faculty member. I teach human resource and study skills classes.
Birthplace/home town: Ripon.
Where I live: Sun Prairie.
Family: Fiance, Jack; one pet, an Australian silky terrier named Mrs. T.
Age: 42.
Person outside my family I most admire: Jack Buri, corporate secretary and senior attorney at Alliant Energy. His patience, sincerity, work ethic and drive are quite inspiring to me.
My real passion is: Helping others. I have found over and over again that all things are possible through faith, perseverance, support and guidance.
Favorite place to go for enjoyment: Cultural events and any place having to do with fine, creative cuisine.
Music, munchies and mantra that get me through the day: I like to listen to Magic 98 and 93.1 The Lake during the day. Lately I have been munching on Rice Krispies Treats and Kudos bars at my office but would eat French toast 24-7 if I could. Mantra: Take one day at a time.
Most valuable lesson I’ve learned: If you do not enjoy what you do, you have less chance of being productive and successful.
Looking at me you’d never guess: That I was recently thrown from a galloping horse!
CAPTION(S):
DAVID SANDELL/THE CAPITAL TIMES Higher education changed her life, says Carrie Cochran (left), so she aims to share that experience.
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