How much would you pay for art
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The document lists the prices in millions (Mil) that famous artists' works have sold for, with Jackson Pollock having the highest price at $194.8 million, and works by Peter Rubens, Pablo Picasso, Vincent van Gogh, Francis Bacon, and Wilem de Kooning also selling for tens of millions to over $100 million each.
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How much would you pay for art
- 1. How much would you pay for art?
- 2. Art Prices Peter Rubens, 76.7 Mil Picasso, 95.2 Mil Van Gogh, 79.1 Mil Jackson Pollock, 194.8 Mil, Francis Bacon, 86.3 Mil Wilem De Kooning, 137.5 Mil.
- 3. Art Prices Peter Rubens, 76.7 Mil Picasso, 95.2 Mil Van Gogh, 79.1 Mil Jackson Pollock, 194.8 Mil, Francis Bacon, 86.3 Mil Wilem De Kooning, 137.5 Mil.
- 4. Art Prices Peter Rubens, 76.7 Mil Picasso, 95.2 Mil Van Gogh, 79.1 Mil Jackson Pollock, 194.8 Mil, Francis Bacon, 86.3 Mil Wilem De Kooning, 137.5 Mil.
- 5. Art Prices Peter Rubens, 76.7 Mil Picasso, 95.2 Mil Van Gogh, 79.1 Mil Jackson Pollock, 194.8 Mil, Francis Bacon, 86.3 Mil Wilem De Kooning, 137.5 Mil.
- 6. Art Prices Peter Rubens, 76.7 Mil Picasso, 95.2 Mil Van Gogh, 79.1 Mil Jackson Pollock, 194.8 Mil, Francis Bacon, 86.3 Mil Wilem De Kooning, 137.5 Mil.
- 7. Art Prices Peter Rubens, 76.7 Mil Picasso, 95.2 Mil Van Gogh, 79.1 Mil Jackson Pollock, 194.8 Mil, Francis Bacon, 86.3 Mil Wilem De Kooning, 137.5 Mil.
- 8. Art Prices Peter Rubens, 76.7 Mil Picasso, 95.2 Mil Van Gogh, 79.1 Mil Jackson Pollock, 194.8 Mil, Francis Bacon, 86.3 Mil Wilem De Kooning, 137.5 Mil.
- 9. Kurt Vonnegut was surprised at how much people would pay for art, which is why he wrote this story.