Zabludowicz Collection to Auction 100 Works at Christie’s London

Next month at Christie’s London, Anita and Poju Zabludowicz will put around 100 pieces from their extensive 5,000-item collection up for auction, with an estimated value nearing £20 million. This marks the collection's inaugural public auction since its inception in 1994, as responsibility shifts to their daughter, Tiffany Zabludowicz. The highlight of the auction is Philip Guston’s Mirror Head (1977), with an estimated price of £3.5–5.5 million. Other notable works include Damien Hirst’s I Love You (1994–1995, estimated at £600,000–800,000) and Antony Gormley’s Quantum Cloud XXXIII (2000, estimated at £300,000–500,000). The collection has drawn criticism due to its links to Soltam Systems, sold in 1991. Tiffany oversees Times Square Space and features digital artists. Christie’s has reported a strong interest in museum-quality pieces.