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Art works set to smash auction records go on show in Warsaw

On the march. Magdalena Abakanowicz’s ‘Caminando’ could go for over PLN 10 million. Kalbar/TFN

The displays will give art lovers the chance to see works that could go for the highest prices ever seen at a Polish auction.

Horse auction yields EUR 1.4 mln at celebrated Polish stud farm

The biggest event in the country’s equine calendar, the Pride of Poland auction saw buyers lining up.

Pride of Poland Arabian horse auction to be held in Janów Podlaski

Over a hundred of the most beautiful Polish horses are being presented at the Arabian Horse Show, which started in Janów Podlaski, eastern Poland, on Friday. On Sunday, 21 Arabian horses will be auctioned at the Pride of Poland.

Fangor painting smashes records with eye-watering 1.3 mln zł sale

The price paid for ‘M44’ surpassed the pre-sale estimate of PLN 700,000-900,000, and also indicated that online auctions could now hold their own against traditional ones.

Still life by ‘femme fatale’ of art deco goes for cool half a million at auction

One of the leading lights of the art deco movement, it is hoped that Tamara de Lempicka’s Still Life With Tangerines will remain in Poland, although the buyer remains anonymous.

The painting on the left is worth around $90 million, the other was done by an ORANGUTAN and is now up for auction

Just two days after appearing on the auction site, bidding for the 47-year-old orange ape’s creation has already reached 2,550 zł.

Fascinating 17th century 'social document' plundered during WWII recovered after being put up for auction

Learning of the sale, Poland’s Ministry of Culture and National Heritage quickly verified the diary’s authenticity before intervening and asking the auction be put on hold.

Exhibition of classic Polish comics ends in auction

Over 70 works covering the history of Polish comics went on display at the auction house DESA Unicom in Warsaw where they went for between 1,000 and 30,000 PLN.

Going, going, gone! Fangor painting smashes records at Warsaw auction

The PLN 4.72 million was also the largest amount paid for a piece of contemporary Polish art.

Record-breaker: Painting goes for staggering 1mln in first ever auction devoted to female artists

The auction titled Sisterhood: Feminism and the Art of Women raised a total of over 3 million PLN.

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