Gustav Klimt artwork stolen by Nazis, nearly wrecked in WWII sells for shocking $236M. Here's how investors can cash in

The “Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer” sold in a Sotheby’s auction for $236.4 million (1), beaten only by Leonardo da Vinci's “Salvator Mundi” — which sold for a staggering $450.3 million in 2017 (2).

Gustav Klimt artwork stolen by Nazis, nearly wrecked in WWII sells for shocking $236M. Why 2026 sets up great for art investors (and how to cash in)

The “Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer” sold in a Sotheby’s auction for $236.4 million (1), beaten only by Leonardo da Vinci's ...
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'Gems of enflamed transparencies, of bottomless blues, of congealed opals': Why glass was perfect for the elemental experimentalism of Art Nouveau

Art Nouveau masters such as Louis Comfort Tiffany and Émile Gallé turned the most fragile of materials into iridescent ...

Holiday hit list: The ultimate guide to Christmas events in Tallahassee

Enjoy the sounds of the holiday season when Tallahassee singer-guitarist Del Suggs presents his annual Almost Christmas ...

William Nicholson: Pallant House Gallery, review – It’s clear the artistic patriarch was far from legend’s dullard

It’s apparent from the show’s first room that far from being the dullard of legend, William Nicholson was a precocious fin-de-siecle dandy, who dipped in and out of many of the cutting edge tropes of ...
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U.S.-bound London exhibit celebrates Art Nouveau

"Art Nouveau 1890-1914," billed as the largest exhibit of Art Nouveau since the groundbreaking movement's heyday, runs through July 30 at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.