Aurora & Athena Auction Results: Modern Art Achievements in 2024

Explore the December 7th Aurora & Athena Auction Results: a remarkable showcase of modern art, featuring record-breaking sales of iconic 20th-century masterpieces by Pho, Music, and more.
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Introduction
Aurora & Athena inaugural auction results are here! On December 7, 2024, Aurora & Athena concluded its inaugural auction dedicated to modern art, marking a significant event for collectors and enthusiasts worldwide.
This highly anticipated auction featured a curated selection of 20th-century masterpieces, with iconic works by renowned artists like Raza, Khal, and Delaunay. The event not only highlighted the vibrant demand for modern art but also set new benchmarks in the art market, with record-breaking sales that surpassed all expectations.
Aurora & Athena, a rising name in the world of online art auctions, aims to connect collectors with remarkable pieces of fine art. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and a global reach, the platform creates unique opportunities for collectors to engage with extraordinary works from the comfort of their homes.
The success of this inaugural event sets the stage for a bright future in the modern art auction scene.
Inaugural Auction Results
The Aurora & Athena inaugural auction results showcased a diverse collection of works, each reflecting the innovative spirit of modern art. Below are the highlights of the auction results:
S.H. Raza – Bindu, 1998
Sold for 10,625 EUR (including buyer’s premium).
This iconic work represents Raza’s mastery of abstract forms and his deep connection to Indian spirituality.
Jilali Gharbaoui – Untitled, 1960
Sold for 812.50 EUR (including buyer’s premium).
As a pioneer of modern art in Morocco, Gharbaoui’s work resonates with both local and global audiences.
Beauford Delaney – Abstract Composition, 1968
Sold for 4,375.00 EUR (including buyer’s premium).
Delaney’s vibrant compositions reflect his journey as an African American artist in mid-20th-century Paris.
José Joya – Abstract Composition, 1966
Sold for 7,930.00 EUR (including buyer’s premium).
A leading figure in Filipino modernism, Joya’s work continues to captivate collectors worldwide.
Helen Khal – Untitled
Achieved a remarkable 46,875.00 EUR (including buyer’s premium), significantly exceeding the initial estimate.
Khal’s contributions to Lebanese art and her exploration of abstraction make this piece a standout.
Le Pho – Femme Aux Fleurs
One of the most anticipated lots, top art sales of the year, sold for 50,000.00 EUR (including buyer’s premium).
Le Pho’s harmonious blend of Impressionism and traditional Vietnamese art is a collector’s dream.
Zoran Music – Cavallini, 1952
Sold for 40,625.00 EUR (including buyer’s premium).
Music’s haunting yet delicate portrayals of landscapes and figures evoke deep emotional resonance.
Filipp Malyavin – Peasant Woman
Final price: 25,000.00 EUR (including buyer’s premium).
Known for his depictions of Russian peasantry, Malyavin’s vibrant palette shines in this piece.
Nejad Devrim – Abstract Composition
Reached 13,750.00 EUR (including buyer’s premium).
Devrim’s works are celebrated for bridging Eastern and Western art traditions.
Ram Kumar – Benares, 1961
Sold for 8,125.00 EUR (including buyer’s premium).
Kumar’s abstract interpretations of the sacred city of Benares capture its spiritual essence.
M. F. Husain – Horses, c. 1980’s
Sold for 6,250.00 EUR (including buyer’s premium).
Husain’s dynamic representation of horses symbolizes power and motion.
Sonia Delaunay – Geometric Abstraction with Vibrant Colors, c. 1960’s
Sold for 4,687.50 EUR (including buyer’s premium).
Delaunay’s innovative use of color and form continues to inspire modern design.
Paul Feeley – Untitled, c. 1960’s
Final price: 518.50 EUR (including buyer’s premium).
Feeley’s minimalist approach embodies the essence of post-war abstraction.
Wojciech Fangor – Hypnotic Color Field Composition, 1974
Sold for 2,125.00 EUR (including buyer’s premium).
Fangor’s optical art creates an immersive experience for viewers.
These results underscore the growing global interest in modern art and the enduring legacy of these remarkable artists. To learn more about some of these masterpieces, visit our Aurora & Athena’s official catalog and explore insights on their cultural significance.
Conclusions
The Aurora & Athena inaugural auction results illustrate a successful event that brought together art enthusiasts, collectors, and investors, offering them a unique opportunity to acquire exceptional works of modern art. The event’s highlights, including record-breaking sales and high demand for iconic pieces, reflect a vibrant and thriving art market.
For more details on the auction results, you can also visit:
- LiveAuctioneers – December 7th Fine Art Inaugural Auction
- BidSpirit – Aurora & Athena Fine Art Auction
- Aurora & Athena’s official catalog
We extend our gratitude to all participants for making this event a resounding success. Stay connected with Aurora & Athena for updates on upcoming auctions and opportunities to explore and acquire extraordinary artworks.