The artistic value and depth of the work can be understood only with a scientific degree from some university. Nevertheless, we bring to your attention the Top 10 Most Expensive Sculptures.
1.Pointing man, $141.3 million
A 1947 bronze sculpture by famous Swiss sculptor Alberto Giacometti that became the most expensive sculpture ever sold for $141.3 million on May 11, 2015.
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2.Walking Man I, $123.8 million
Bronze statue, 183 cm high, by Alberto Giacometti. The sculpture depicting a walking man was created in 1961.
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3.Chariot, $101 million
One of the first works of Alberto Giacometti created in post-war Paris. Depicts an Egyptian chariot with a figure of a woman standing on it.
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4.Rabbit, $91.1 million
Metal sculpture by American artist Jeff Koons. The author’s works are known for kitsch, however, they are included in the top of the most expensive sculptures in the world.
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5.Portrait of Nancy Cunard, $71 million
The work of the French sculptor Constantin Brancusi. His work is characterized as follows: he used the expressiveness of smooth stylized contours to create generalized symbolic images.
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6.Head, $70.7 million
Limestone sculpture by famous Italian expressionist Amedeo Modigliani. The sculpture, 60 centimeters high, depicts the head of a masked woman.
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7.Balloon dog (orange), $58.4 million
Another steel work by Jeff Koons. The sculpture creates the appearance of its lightness, weightlessness, but in fact, it weighs 1000 kilograms and has a height of more than three meters.
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8.Sleeping Muse, $57.3 million
Bronze sculpture of the Frenchman Constantin Brancusi, already known to us, created in 1910. The model for the sculpture was Baroness Rene-Iran Frachon, the original work was in marble.
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9.Gennol Lioness, $57.2 million
Lime sculpture by an unknown Mesopotamian master. Statue found near Baghdad, Iraq, estimated to be 5,000 years old. In my opinion, the most worthy job in the top.
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10.Big thin head, $53.3 million
Bronze sculpture by Alberto Giacometti, inspired by his brother Diego. Height 65 cm, year of creation 1955.
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