Kruso Art Launches First Online-Only Auction with 200 Lots

Kruso Art, a Milan-based auction house, is holding its first fully digital auction from June 12 to 17, featuring approximately 200 lots of modern and contemporary art. Estimates start from a few hundred euros, making the sale accessible to new collectors. Bidding is possible from any device over the five-day period. For those who wish to view works in person, the Milan venue at Via De Amicis 36 will be open on June 12, 15, and 16 from 10 am to 7 pm. The catalog includes established names such as Enrico Baj, whose 1973 meccano 'Maternità' is estimated at €600–800; Marino Marini, with the 1978 lithograph 'Aquarius' (€300–600); Henry Moore, with 'Sculptural Ideas 3' (1980, €400–600); and Victor Pasmore, with a 1985 etching and aquatint at the same estimate. Italian Transavanguardia artist Mimmo Paladino, Uruguayan sculptor Pablo Atchugarry, and works from the universe of Joan Miró are also included. Among sculptures, Oliviero Rainaldi's untitled plaster piece is estimated at €1,800–2,000, and Enzo Esposito's painted wood sculpture at €600–800. The auction aims to combine historically recognized artists with affordable entry points.