Auction house Phillips put on their trades 200 works from the Brandt collection, including works by Damien Hirst, Christopher wool, Rudolf Stingel, etc.

auction house Phillips put on their trades 200 works with a total estimate of $15 million from the collection of the "King of Botox" and "Dr. Hollywood" Frederic Brandt. It works by Damien Hirst (Damien Hirst), Yoshitomo Nara (Yoshitomo Nara), Rudolf Stingel (Rudolf Stingel), Christopher Wool (Christopher Wool), John Baldessari (John Baldessari), Keith Haring (Keith Haring), Anish Kapoor (Anish Kapoor), Yayoi Kusama (Yayoi Kusama) and Dr@

In April 2015 Frederic Brandt, beautician Madonna and many other Hollywood stars, one of the first to apply Botox in cosmetology, committed suicide because of depression at the age of 65 years. His impressive collection of modern art he collected under the direction of Paul McCabe (Paul McCabe), his former art consultant for over 15 years. Brandt often have time to buy the work of promising artists before their prices soared. "When you look at his collection now, we see those things that obviously would like to get investors hedge funds, but he did not pay for them at prices hedge funds," commented Maccab@

As told by the Executive Director of the auction house Phillips, Edward Dolman, to get for sale collection of Frederic Brandt they managed after they promised the most generous auction guarantee third storey@

Nineteen of the best works from the Brandt collection will be exhibited on the evening auction in London on October 14, including painting in multi-colored polka dots by Damien Hirst. "Brandt liked is the ability Hirst to combine science and beauty, it had a collection of four works by Hirst," said McCabe. The Brandt collection kept at the office in Manhattan in an apartment in Chelsea, but for the most part — in a minimalist mansion in Miami@

Material was prepared by Maria Onuchin, AI

Sources: artnet.com, nytimes.com, artinvestment.ru