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M's art collection is world-class!🤩

I wonder how much it all amounts to in Benjamins 🤔

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3 hours ago, ThomasW said:

M's art collection is world-class!🤩

I wonder how much it all amounts to in Benjamins 🤔

Atleast 300 million. 

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13 hours ago, SheldonCooper said:

Atleast 300 million. 

Omg 💰

 

I wonder if she'll buy that Tamara painting going to auction, when's that happening btw? 

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13 hours ago, SheldonCooper said:

Atleast 300 million. 

That's why u just gotta laugh when they do those 'how much is she worth' articles. Her art collection
alone is worth almost two third of what they usually say she's worth.

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On 12/27/2016 at 3:23 PM, tumbleweedt said:

Photography she owns:

SEYDOU KEÏTA, Sans titre (1953-1957) - photograph of twin babies

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The above photograph by SEYDOU KEÏTA (1921-2001) could be seen hanging on the wall of what used to be the master bedroom in M's former apartment in the Harperley Hall building in the picture below, released by real estate agency BHS when the apartment was put up for sale in 2012:

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She had a photo of African baby twins before she adopted two girls herself? Interesting 🙂

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On 1/28/2020 at 3:07 PM, acko said:

That's why u just gotta laugh when they do those 'how much is she worth' articles. Her art collection
alone is worth almost two third of what they usually say she's worth.

Exactly they know nothing not just for Madonna but for everyone. Madonna is definitely worth above 1billion. 

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Guest almeidonna
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Hi everyone!

Let me just say this is my favorite thread of all time before I start.

I really wanted to revive this, bring this discussion back now that we're all home and a little more extra time and give life to some people (myself included).

I've created a Pinterest folder to gather all of the artworks that we could find here, or at least most of them. I also save each and every Instagram Story she's ever posted and I'll be going through my personal archives as well as her Instagram page to see what else we could find. Perhaps her friends might also have something interesting, so I have to see. I think I also have a folder on my computer dedicated to those friends insights and I'll be going through that too.

For now I'll leave my Pinterest here and you let me know if you have any input. Thanks!

 

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did she keep any Basquiat paintings? I think she mentioned he wanted some back and then painted them all black but maybe I'm thinking she might have kept one (or more)?

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On 1/27/2020 at 10:16 PM, SheldonCooper said:

Atleast 300 million. 

WAY more than that. I'd say double, easily. And we don't even know the things she has that she hasn't shared. 

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On 6/3/2020 at 7:29 AM, ThomasW said:

did she keep any Basquiat paintings? I think she mentioned he wanted some back and then painted them all black but maybe I'm thinking she might have kept one (or more)?

She has at least one. I don't know whether she kept it back then or bought it in the years since. 

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Aussie dealer to sell piece once owned by Madonna

A painting by the so-called diva of art deco, Polish artist Tamara de Lempicka, once owned by American pop diva Madonna is back on the international art market, via Australia. De Lempicka’s La couronne de fleurs II, a serene, intimate work of a veiled, Madonna-like figure crowned with a wreath of myrtle leaves, is being auctioned by Christie’s in a timed online sale that ends next Tuesday, with a low estimate of about $500,000.

Madonna is an ardent fan of the glamorous de Lempicka, whose work and style has influenced the singer’s own look and music videos, most notably 1990’s Vogue, which features the artist’s paintings in the opening scenes. La couronne de fleurs II was created around 1932, at the height of de Lempicka’s fame, and reworked by the artist some 20 years later.

The painting was last sold in Miami in December 2016, when Madonna donated it to a charity auction to raise funds for her non-profit organisation Raising Malawi. That’s where high-flying Byron Bay dealer Steven Nasteski picked it up for $US350,000. He’s selling, he says, because it’s now time to move on – and, no doubt, because he has his eye on the market.

De Lempicka’s star is resurging: she’s the subject of a musical headed for Broadway, and in February her Portrait of Marjorie Ferry, 1932, sold for £16.2 million ($29 million) at Christie’s London, beating a previous record for her work set only three months earlier at a Sotheby’s sale in New York.

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Tamara de Lempicka's La couronne de fleurs II, painted circa 1932 and reworked by the artist circa 1950, and once owned by Madonna, is estimated to sell for more than $500,000 at Christie's.

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