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With a total sold of over € 6.1 million the awards of modern and contemporary art fly on the wings of three names of international renown:
Lucio Fontana with the glazed terracotta “Concetto spazio”dated 1963-64 (€ 453,600), Mario Schifano with "Cielo per A." of 1964 (€ 327,600) and the white marble by Igor Mitoraj “Stella” of 1981 (€ 302,400).
A 204% revaluation on estimates and 91% of lots sold are figures that are further confirmed by the 15,000 digital consultations of the catalogue and the over 110,000 online viewings from more than 120 countries.
The excellent selection of pictorial works is reflected in the results achieved by Victor Vasarely's "Boreal" of 1973 (€ 302,400), by Renato Guttuso's masterpiece "Studio di oggetti" of 1962 (€ 151,200) and by Piero Dorazio's "Fiore d'ombra" of 1970 (€ 113,400).
Among the rediscoveries which recorded great public enthusiasm is the "Danzatrice (Moti del ventre)", by Aroldo Bonzagni of 1911-12 (€ 119,700) previously unpublished on the market.
Excellent sales results also for the museum piece by Mario Ceroli “Asso di Fiori” of 1964 (€ 88,200), as well as for “Una sera” by Salvo dated 1996 (€ 81,900) and for "Superficie lunare" by Giulio Turcato of 1969 (€69,300).