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Fall Auction Season Starts Today
Soterios Johnson
NEW YORK, NY November 07, 2007 —The fall auction season got underway at Christie's last night with a bang -- a painting by Henri Matisse went for $33.6 million, breaking the previous auction record Matisse's work. The art market has been incredibly strong for a few years, with record breaking sales in Fall 2006 and Spring 2007. Art critic Lee Rosenbaum joined WNYC to discuss what we can expect this season.
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