Dorotheum Spring Auctions: Carla Accardi World Record and Top Lots

Dorotheum's spring auction season achieved remarkable results, with a world record for Carla Accardi's three-panel wooden screen 'Pieno giorno' selling for €520,000. Artemisia Gentileschi's painting of Mary Magdalene, missing parts of the head and shoulder, fetched €837,500 in an Old Masters sale. Egon Schiele's watercolor and charcoal 'Girl Sitting with Red Hat' (1910) reached €474,500. Other notable sales include works by Martha Jungwirth, Miriam Cahn, Claude Monet's 'Waterloo Bridge' (€611,000), and Marino Marini's bronze sculpture (€565,000). In jewelry and watches, a rare 18.695-carat Kashmir sapphire brooch by Rozet & Fischmeister sold for €779,000, and a Thomas Engel pocket watch achieved €1.025 million, a record for a watch at auction in Austria.