Two Monet Works Not Shown at Paris Auction
Sotheby's in Paris will host an auction in October featuring two rare paintings by Claude Monet, showcased publicly for the first time. These works are part of a collection belonging to the Schlumberger family, which also includes pieces by Paul Cézanne. The "Iris" painting is estimated to be worth between 22 and 30 million euros, making it the highest expected sale price for a work exhibited in France. These paintings are part of an art collection valued at over 40 million euros, offering a unique opportunity to explore rare works and precious masterpieces from modern art history. Prior to the auction, two exhibitions will be held to highlight Monet's legacy and the art of landscapes.
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