How much did Christie's 20th-century art auction make?

Christie’s recent 20th-century art auction in New York achieved a staggering $640.8M, setting new records for six artists amidst enthusiastic bidding. Christie's New York's 20th-century art auction garnered a massive $640.8 million, setting auction records for artists Botero, Diebenkorn, Gorky, Hepworth, Mitchell, and Snyder.

Where are Christie's auction houses located?

Christie’s has long been the world’s top auction house. Founded in 1766, the company now has 85 offices in 43 countries, including China, Japan, Spain, South Korea, Italy, Singapore, Israel, France, Russia, Germany and the United States. Its two main sales offices are located on King Street, London and Rockefeller Street, New York.

How did Christie become a successful auctioneer?

A levelheaded businessman famed for his eloquence and humor, Christie turned auctioneering into a sophisticated art. Significant amounts of Britain's national heritage began to arrive at his auction house. Members of the aristocracy and even the Royal Family consigned works to him.