Exploring the Upcoming Templum Fine Art Auctions in Barcelona
Templum Fine Art Auctions is set to captivate art enthusiasts and collectors alike with one of the most significant sales of the season, scheduled for February 25, 2026, in the heart of Barcelona. This eagerly awaited auction is not just an opportunity to acquire art; it’s an event showcasing an impressively curated selection that ranges from the Late Gothic period to Contemporary Art.
A Curated Selection of Masterpieces
The upcoming auction promises to be an exquisite blend of historical significance and artistic innovation. Featuring pieces with strong international provenance, the catalogue is poised to draw attention from around the globe. Art enthusiasts will find everything from classical masterpieces to groundbreaking contemporary works, all meticulously selected to highlight various art movements and styles.
Spotlight on Amedeo Modigliani
One of the most anticipated lots is a stunning work by Amedeo Modigliani, dating back to approximately 1918. This piece belongs to Modigliani’s renowned nus cycle, crafted during the artist’s most mature period. What makes this artwork particularly fascinating is its rich history, having been part of esteemed European collections and accompanied by documentation in the Archives Légales Amedeo Modigliani. It is being offered with a starting price of €2,500,000, making it a central highlight of the auction.
The Iconic ‘Three Jackies’ by Andy Warhol
Another monumental piece featured in the sale is Andy Warhol’s Three Jackies (1964), a triptych that pays tribute to Jacqueline Kennedy following the tragic assassination of her husband, President John F. Kennedy. As a defining work of Pop Art, this piece retains its documented provenance dating back to the 1970s and is closely linked to Warhol’s original Factory in New York. The historical relevance of this artwork not only enhances its appeal but also solidifies its status as a cornerstone of 20th-century art.
The Diversity of the Collection
The auction doesn’t stop at modern art; it also embraces earlier styles, showcasing a remarkable painting attributed to the Master of Guebwiller. Active in the Rhineland at the end of the 15th century, this work exemplifies the International Late Gothic style and adds a classic touch to the diverse selection. In addition, a vibrant piece by Natalia Goncharova, created during the peak of her experimentation within the Russian avant-garde around 1912–1913, illustrates the dynamism of the period. An early work by Théodore Géricault, available for €175,000, focuses on his academic studies of Rubensian models—another testament to the auction’s rich historical narrative.
A Journey Through Key Art Movements
Templum Fine Art Auctions enriches the experience by including Flemish works from the 16th century, late 19th-century Catalan painting, and 19th-century historical curiosities. Each piece weaves a story, creating a cohesive journey through pivotal moments in the history of art.
Templum’s Position in the Art World
Through this carefully curated sale, Templum Fine Art Auctions reaffirms its position as one of Europe’s premier auction houses with a robust international reach. The commitment to works with solid provenance and high artistic quality ensures that collectors can bid with confidence, knowing they are acquiring pieces of genuine value and significance.
Connect with Templum
Art enthusiasts eager to explore this notable auction can reach out to Carles Viñas at:
- Phone: +34 935 643 445
- Email: admin@templumauctions.es
The excitement surrounding this auction is palpable, making it a must-attend event for collectors and art lovers in Barcelona and beyond.
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