Top 10 Most Expensive Modern & Contemporary Artworks in the World
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We take on the 10 most expensive contemporary (post-war) artworks in the world, encompassing iconic masterpieces, the world's greatest artists, and millions of dollars. Enjoy!
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Table of contents:
0:00 - Intro
00:49 - 10. Flag (1958) by Jasper Johns
01:42 - 9. Untitled (1982) by Jean-Michel Basquiat
02:36 - 8. Woman III (1953) by Willem de Kooning
03:29 - 7. No. 5 (1948) by Jackson Pollock
04:29 - 6. Three Studies of Lucian Freud (1969) by Francis Bacon
05:21 - 5. Masterpiece (1962) by Roy Lichtenstein
06:21 - 4. Les Femmes d’Alger (Version O) (1955) by Pablo Picasso
07:20 - 3. No. 6 (Violet, Green and Red) (1951) by Mark Rothko
08:22 - 2. Number 17A (1948) by Jackson Pollock
09:20 - 1. Interchange (1955) by Willem de Kooning
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Although a bit old datam there is value to it, liked it, well done!
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These works all seem to be private in private hands. The majority will never have the opportunity to really "look" at these works. That is one of the shames of art being an expensive commodity.
Hi George, terrific point. There has been a lot of work going on to make private collections visible again. So many masterpieces are hidden in those private collections. Some of these are even impossible to have a decent resolution photograph. Challenging for sure!
great video
Nice. ❤️
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some of these could be considered "modern", how about making a list of living contemporary artists
Hi Alberto, thank you for tuning in. I agree 100%, half of them are in fact rather modern artists than contemporary artists. To avoid any confusion, we opted to go for all post-war artworks. Living artists is also a bit tricky in my opinion. Think of Basquiat who passed away so soon, but clearly is a relevant and important contemporary artist.
Most are modern...
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nice topic
Thank you Art Analyst, thanks for tuning in!
Why did you use the fake (not by Francis Bacon) mock "Three studies of Lucian Freud"? It's used twice in the section about this painting and looks like some kind of Photographic studio mock-up!
I wish I was on this .
A direção linear do abstrato, tudo de bom.
This was interesting to watch!
Thank you very much for tuning in!
"Your so ugly you could be a modern art masterpiece." - Sgt. Hartman from the movie Full Metal Jacket
YOU SPEAK FOR 9 BILLION.
Incredible stuff by implication. Crimes have been committed here by culprits in the market. Have laws been broken? No. Is my ego crushed? Yes. To the victor goes the spoils! Keep it coming CAI. Even though I have blown myself up (trying to put all this together) now using toothpicks as crutches and currently convalescing. Licking my career wounds. Keep it coming! I’m like that guy in Monty Python walking on stumps and still charging forward!
"It's just a flesh wound" 😂 Thank you for tuning in Daniel, I appreciate it!
I would happily empty my checking account for a painting by Mark Rothko or Gerhard Richter!
I am with you on this one for sure! Thanks for tuning in
So would I. I'd probably get a great return on my $37 investment. ☺
super art
The art of buy; the buy art.
whatever one's opinion on definition or commodification - most of these works are representative of watershed breakthrough moments in art and the evolution of humanity (tho I'm not sure de kooning fits in that league). so, the desire to acquire something so unique is understandable if one has the means. The very wealthy are not without discernment and passion about art. many works they purchase don''t appreciate dramatically if at all, or they devalue significantly. there are many wealthy people who do support emerging artists. We would all like to be one of the lucky ones, but we have to be good enough.
Thank you for that. I weary of the naysayers accusations of the entire business of modern art being a fraud committed by the super wealthy lusting after the dubious talent of opportunistic hucksters looking to hop on the band wagon of big bucks and hollow fame.
Terrific comment! I agree 100% and I am most glad to find this nuance and critical comment here. Thank you for tuning in once more Bella and for your critical eye and mind
Polock seems to me is the best ones out of all these paintings I feel these paintings are no more then a way to invest money.
Cezanne's card players would easily fit in the top 2, privately sold to Qatar.
We actually discussed the artwork in question in the introduction. Thanks for tuning in!
I will paint an American flag just as good as Jasper Johns and only ask for half as much money for it.
Hi George, thank you for tuning in. Even half as much is still a lot!
This has more to do with obscene amounts of wealth, highly-prized artefacts as status symbols, and investment potential, than the art itself.
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I will be on this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Go for it!!
Sounds like Steve Cohen just has a lot of money he needs to embezzle.
I hope someday my art also expensive like they all 👐👐
Fingers crossed!
It's about 20th and mostly american creation of an financial art market, it's don't gives the best exhibitions by far.
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Picasso ....a Spanish...FRENCH(?) artist?
Yes, he was born in Spain but spent almost his entire adult life in France. Thank you for tuning in!
Art?
The narrative is slaughtered here.
The interesting thing is, how Expensive a Artwork is does not have anything to do with how good a Artwork is. This is one of if not the biggest misconceptions perpetuated in the art world.
Amen
@@leststoner Are you an Art Collector or Enthusiast?
Ayo, anyone wanna buy one of my artworks?
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none of these are "contemporary" art
Half of them are contemporary, the other half is modern art indeed
This would be a great video if it were not for that damn computer generated voice.
Our apologies. Today, we host and narrate our videos with our own voice. Maybe we will make a remake of this video in a few months if a new sale enters the top 10
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“United States Dollars”. Is this narrated by a bot?
Yes, the video was indeed narrated by a bot. Thank you for tuning in!
It it obvious that bad art sells.😡
These buyers don’t particularly like or appreciate the works; they get off writing a check with so many zeros.
Horsesh¡t.
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A rather expensive hobby!
Interesting video.
But.
This title should be changed to modern artworks.
This is going to damage a lot of art students in their learning stages.
Please.
You are absolutely right, with the exception of Basquiat - and Roy Lichtenstein balancing between modern and contemporary - all artists are modern artists. I will revise the title asap. Thank you for the comment!
Ohhh puleeeeze……..this shows people have more money than sense
Terrible art, 'the emperer whit out close'.....money,money.....its sooooooo funny!😢😣😈
This i an insult to good art.
None of the works shown will be on my wall. This isn't even about art.
Your first sentence is undeniably true. The truth of the second sentence depends on what you mean by it.
Good point!
Hilarious 😂
There should be a prize for this stream of pretentious words that have no meaning. But that is perhaps a useful metaphor for the paintings and painters presented here as significant. I’m probably more interested in why this piece annoys and irritates me.
You call it contemporary. I call it graffiti.
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And became a sleeping giant in the interim.