Epstein File EFTA02648019: Christie's and Sotheby's (DS11)

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Epstein File EFTA02648019: Christie's and Sotheby's (DS11)

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This document discusses fine art appraisals conducted by Christie's and references to Sotheby's, including a Picasso bust valued at $70 million by Christie's and Chinese bronzes valuations. The correspondence mentions differences between Christie's and private sale market valuations, references to individuals named Leon and Gisele, and a lawsuit against Sotheby's. The document discusses auction house performance predictions for artwork sales.

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Christie's Sotheby's

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**Christie's** draft fine art appraisal has the Picasso bust va=ued at $70 million and their draft appraisal of the Chinese bronzes has th= collection valued

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In the case of the bronzes, It may be that G=sele has access to the private sale market in a way that **Christie's** really=doesn't and that private sales

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I haven't asked **Christie's** why they are so much lower because I wanted Leon to have a chance to look =t the appraisals first (he has both of them, and