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RUSSELL CROWE The Art of Divorce | Preview highlights of Sporting Memorabilia

28 March 2018

An impressive collection of sporting memorabilia will be auctioned by Sotheby’s Australia on 7 April 2018 in Sydney. Consigned from the private collection of actor, film producer, director and musician, Russell Crowe, the collection comprises many significant items of Australian and international sporting history from baseball, boxing, cricket, rugby, swimming and tennis. Consisting of 227 items, the Russell Crowe: The Art of Divorce sale is estimated at AUD$2.6 million to AUD$3.7 million and will be held at Carriageworks, Sydney. An impressive collection of sporting memorabilia will be auctioned by Sotheby’s Australia on 7 April 2018 in Sydney. Consigned from the private collection of actor, film producer, director and musician, Russell Crowe, the collection comprises many significant items of Australian and international sporting history from baseball, boxing, cricket, rugby, swimming and tennis. Consisting of 227 items, the Russell Crowe: The Art of Divorce sale is estimated at AUD$2.6 million to AUD$3.7 million and will be held at Carriageworks, Sydney. (499.41 KB)

Rare Painting of Colonial Port Melbourne Sails past the Estimate

22 March 2018

Sotheby’s Australia’s March sale of Fine Australian & European Arts & Design showcased a diverse collection of Australian and international arts and design. The sale followed The Hans & Gertrud Mueller Collection of Lalique Glass and The Kirk Pengilly (INXS) Collection and included 60 Australian & European works from the 1850s to the present and featured objects of exquisite craftsmanship and design from private collections which includes an extensive collection of fine Australian and European art, furniture, glass, porcelain and silver. The three sales achieved $1.18 million with 86% sold by value, with interest from Australia and overseas. Sotheby’s Australia’s March sale of Fine Australian & European Arts & Design showcased a diverse collection of Australian and international arts and design. The sale followed The Hans & Gertrud Mueller Collection of Lalique Glass and The Kirk Pengilly (INXS) Collection and included 60 Australian & European works from the 1850s to the present and featured objects of exquisite craftsmanship and design from private collections which includes an extensive collection of fine Australian and European art, furniture, glass, porcelain and silver. The three sales achieved $1.18 million with 86% sold by value, with interest from Australia and overseas. (286.20 KB)

Luminescent Results for Lalique Glass Achieved by Sotheby’s Australia

21 March 2018

On 21 March 2018 Sotheby’s Australia auctioned an exceptional collection of René Lalique glass from the private collection of the late Mr Hans Mueller & Mrs Gertrud Mueller. The most important collection of Lalique glass ever offered in Australia, the Mueller Collection consisted of over 130 pieces of coloured glass from the early 20th century and realised $545,340 with 118.8% sold by value with interest coming from Australia, Europe and America. René Lalique’s name is synonymous with the Art Deco period. His statuettes, ornaments, figurines, vases, jewellery and architectural adornments encapsulate the art of living, are internationally renowned, and appreciated by galleries, museums and collectors throughout the world. On 21 March 2018 Sotheby’s Australia auctioned an exceptional collection of René Lalique glass from the private collection of the late Mr Hans Mueller & Mrs Gertrud Mueller. The most important collection of Lalique glass ever offered in Australia, the Mueller Collection consisted of over 130 pieces of coloured glass from the early 20th century and realised $545,340 with 118.8% sold by value with interest coming from Australia, Europe and America. René Lalique’s name is synonymous with the Art Deco period. His statuettes, ornaments, figurines, vases, jewellery and architectural adornments encapsulate the art of living, are internationally renowned, and appreciated by galleries, museums and collectors throughout the world. (212.59 KB)

The Kirk Pengilly (INXS) Collection Excels at Sotheby’s Australia

21 March 2018

On 21 March 2018, Sotheby’s Australia conducted an important sale of Australian music history from the private collection of Mr Kirk Pengilly, founding member, guitarist, saxophonist and backing vocalist for INXS. The Kirk Pengilly (INXS) Collection comprised rare guitars, and a selection of the working instruments used in studio recordings such as The Swing, Listen Like Thieves, X, Welcome to Wherever You Are, Kick and concert tours associated with those albums and realised $228,323 with 143% sold by value. On 21 March 2018, Sotheby’s Australia conducted an important sale of Australian music history from the private collection of Mr Kirk Pengilly, founding member, guitarist, saxophonist and backing vocalist for INXS. The Kirk Pengilly (INXS) Collection comprised rare guitars, and a selection of the working instruments used in studio recordings such as The Swing, Listen Like Thieves, X, Welcome to Wherever You Are, Kick and concert tours associated with those albums and realised $228,323 with 143% sold by value. (274.39 KB)

‘Goldie’ Discovered in Australia

16 March 2018

Two historical masterpieces by New Zealand’s leading artists have been discovered in a private collection in Sydney and will be offered for auction by Sotheby’s Australia on Wednesday 16 May in Sydney. Charles Frederick Goldie’s Pokai (The Strategist) 1921 (estimate AUD$300,000-400,000) and Gottfried Lindauer’s Maori Girl Learning the Haka (estimate AUD$250,000-350,000) were acquired by a Sydney collector from a New Zealand gallery nearly 30 years ago and have remained hidden from public view since that time. Two historical masterpieces by New Zealand’s leading artists have been discovered in a private collection in Sydney and will be offered for auction by Sotheby’s Australia on Wednesday 16 May in Sydney. Charles Frederick Goldie’s Pokai (The Strategist) 1921 (estimate AUD$300,000-400,000) and Gottfried Lindauer’s Maori Girl Learning the Haka (estimate AUD$250,000-350,000) were acquired by a Sydney collector from a New Zealand gallery nearly 30 years ago and have remained hidden from public view since that time. (238.78 KB)

RUSSELL CROWE The Art of Divorce | Preview Highlights of Musical Instruments & Awards

15 March 2018

On 7 April 2018, Sotheby’s Australia will auction the private collection of actor, film producer, director and musician, Russell Crowe. The sale features a selection of significant musical instruments and awards, including a concert level violin by Leandro Bisiach Snr, a 1986 Grammy award, a selection of electric and acoustic guitars of which a highlight is a rare 1870 Martin 2-42 Parlour guitar. Consisting of 227 items, the sale is estimated at $2.6 million to $3.7 million and will be held at Carriageworks, Sydney. On 7 April 2018, Sotheby’s Australia will auction the private collection of actor, film producer, director and musician, Russell Crowe. The sale features a selection of significant musical instruments and awards, including a concert level violin by Leandro Bisiach Snr, a 1986 Grammy award, a selection of electric and acoustic guitars of which a highlight is a rare 1870 Martin 2-42 Parlour guitar. Consisting of 227 items, the sale is estimated at $2.6 million to $3.7 million and will be held at Carriageworks, Sydney. (225.54 KB)

Whiteley Masterpiece Mesmerises Following Surprise Rediscovery

8 March 2018

A masterpiece by celebrated Australian artist Brett Whiteley has been rediscovered in a private collection in Melbourne and will be offered for auction by Sotheby’s Australia on Wednesday 16 May in Sydney. Bathroom and Figure 1963 (estimate $350,000-450,000, pictured) was acquired by a Melbourne collector from Blue Boy Art Gallery in Melbourne more than 30 years ago and has remained hidden from public view for over half a century since it was last publicly exhibited at Marlborough Fine Art, London. The painting was created whilst Whiteley lived in London and at a time when his precocious talent was first recognised and celebrated by international critics, public institutions and collectors. A masterpiece by celebrated Australian artist Brett Whiteley has been rediscovered in a private collection in Melbourne and will be offered for auction by Sotheby’s Australia on Wednesday 16 May in Sydney. Bathroom and Figure 1963 (estimate $350,000-450,000, pictured) was acquired by a Melbourne collector from Blue Boy Art Gallery in Melbourne more than 30 years ago and has remained hidden from public view for over half a century since it was last publicly exhibited at Marlborough Fine Art, London. The painting was created whilst Whiteley lived in London and at a time when his precocious talent was first recognised and celebrated by international critics, public institutions and collectors. (203.61 KB)

RUSSELL CROWE The Art of Divorce

27 February 2018

On 7 April 2018, Sotheby’s Australia will auction the private collection of actor, film producer, director and musician, Russell Crowe. The sale includes an important collection of Australian art, decorative arts, watches and jewellery, together with music and sporting memorabilia, and costumes, props, musical instruments and items from Crowe’s extensive and diverse career in film and music. Consisting of 227 items, the sale is estimated at $2.6 million to $3.7 million and will be held at Carriageworks, Sydney. On 7 April 2018, Sotheby’s Australia will auction the private collection of actor, film producer, director and musician, Russell Crowe. The sale includes an important collection of Australian art, decorative arts, watches and jewellery, together with music and sporting memorabilia, and costumes, props, musical instruments and items from Crowe’s extensive and diverse career in film and music. Consisting of 227 items, the sale is estimated at $2.6 million to $3.7 million and will be held at Carriageworks, Sydney. (462.82 KB)

Crowe's Divorce auction

24 February 2018

7 News

Russell Crowe is set to part with some of his most prized possessions. [video news bulletin]

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