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Dorotheum's September 17 Auctions: Italian Modern and Contemporary Art Highlights

market-auction · 2026-05-11

On September 17, Dorotheum will conclude its online auctions for International Modern and Contemporary Art, along with Austrian Modern Art and Austrian Contemporary Art. The international segment emphasizes 20th-century pieces, particularly from Italy. Notable artworks include Giuseppe Amadio (lots 201, 206, 208, each priced at €1,000–2,000), Salvatore Emblema's 'Senza titolo' (2004, lot 211, €4,000–6,000), Mimmo Rotella's 'Exiting Marilyn' (2003, lot 239, €10,000–15,000), and Tano Festa's 'La Grande Nuvola' (1973, lot 240, €12,000–18,000). The Austrian portion features works by Martha Jungwirth (lot 408, €8,000–12,000), Arnulf Rainer (lot 409, €8,000–14,000), and Hermann Nitsch's 'Tischtuch' (1978, lot 410, €12,000–16,000). These auctions lead up to Dorotheum's Contemporary Week in Vienna this November.

Fatti principali

  • Online auctions close on September 17.
  • Three auctions: International Modern and Contemporary Art, Austrian Modern Art, Austrian Contemporary Art.
  • Giuseppe Amadio's works are estimated between €1,000 and €2,000.
  • Amadio set a new world record at Dorotheum in December.
  • Salvatore Emblema's 'Senza titolo' (2004) is estimated at €4,000–6,000.
  • Mimmo Rotella's 'Exiting Marilyn' (2003) is estimated at €10,000–15,000.
  • Tano Festa's 'La Grande Nuvola' (1973) is estimated at €12,000–18,000.
  • Antonio Nunziante's painting recently sold for €24,000 at Dorotheum.
  • Filippo de Pisis's 'Paesaggio parigino' (1926) is estimated at €10,000–15,000.
  • Hermann Nitsch's 'Tischtuch' (1978) is estimated at €12,000–16,000.

Entità

Artisti

Istituzioni

  • Dorotheum
  • Palais Dorotheum
  • Collezione da Tiffany

Luoghi

  • Vienna
  • Austria

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