Among them, the special exhibition of modern painting and calligraphy * * * launched 66 lots, and finally achieved a total turnover of 293 million yuan, with a turnover rate of 92.42%. Fu Baoshi's "Morning Glory in Furong Country" was very competitive, and it was finally sold for 34.5 million yuan, which became the most expensive lot at the auction that night. There were 25 lots of ancient paintings in the evening, with a total turnover of 654.38+39 million yuan and a turnover rate of 92%. Among them, He Yi's "Smoke Tree Pavilion" in Qing Dynasty sold for 25.3 million yuan, ranking the highest price in this special session.
A total of 68 lots were sold at calligraphy night shows in past dynasties, with a total turnover of 65.438+0.05 billion yuan and a turnover rate of 83.82%. Lu Xun's calligraphy poems, which caused great controversy before the auction, were sold for 3,047,500 yuan. The starting price of the work was 750,000 yuan. After fierce bidding, it was finally sold at a large premium, and the transaction price far exceeded the previous estimate of 800,000 yuan. If you don't count the signature, Lu Xun's calligraphy with only 16 words sold for 3,047,500 yuan, equivalent to190,000 yuan.
It is reported that Lu Xun's calligraphy is rarely circulated among the people, and it can be described as "rare" in the collection world. Previously, in the autumn auction of Guardian 20 13, a letter written by Lu Xun to Tao, a famous publisher and editor of the Republic of China, 1934 was sold for 6.555 million yuan.