The Lewis Collection smashed its estimate at Sotheby's in London on Tuesday night, led a major Modigliani. Only one of the 25 lots failed to sell, as bidders pushed some pieces beyond their estimates. At Sotheby’s in London on Wednesday evening, the vaunted art collection of British billionaire Joe Lewis set a new record for.
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The Lewis Collection smashed its estimate at Sotheby's in London on Tuesday night, led a major Modigliani. Only one of the 25 lots failed to sell, as bidders pushed some pieces beyond their estimates. At Sotheby’s in London on Wednesday evening, the vaunted art collection of British billionaire Joe Lewis set a new record for.
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