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Painting Artist Year Date of Sale Rank at Sale Seller Buyer Auction Ho Adjusted Original price Date of Rank at price (in Painting Artist Year Seller Buyer Auction house (in millions) sale sale millions) George $254 $250 +[note 2] The Card Players Paul Cézanne 1892/93 2011 1 Embiricos Royal Family of Qatar Private sale Private sale via $159.4 $140 No. 5, 1948 Jackson Pollock 1948 02/11/2006 1 David Geffen Sotheby's Private sale via $156.5 $137.5 Woman III Willem de Kooning 1953 18/11/2006 2 David Geffen Steven A. Cohen Larry Gagosian Ronald Lauder, Neue Private sale via $152.6 $135 Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I Gustav Klimt 1907 18/06/2006 1 Maria Altmann Galerie Christie's $146.5 Siegfried Christie's, New $82.5 Portrait of Dr. Gachet Vincent van Gogh 1890 15/05/1990 1 Kramarsky family Ryoei Saito York Pierre-Auguste Sotheby's, New $138.7 $78.1 Bal du moulin de la Galette Renoir 1876 17/05/1990 2 Betsey Whitney Ryoei Saito York Greentree $126.4 foundation Sotheby's, New $104.2 Garçon à la pipe Pablo Picasso 1905 04/05/2004 3 (Whitney family) Barilla Group? York[10] Sotheby's, New $119.9 $119.9 The Scream Edvard Munch 1895 02/05/2012 8 Petter Olsen York Frances Lasker Christie's, New $112.0 $106.5 Nude, Green Leaves and Bust Pablo Picasso 1932 04/05/2010 7 Brody estate York[11] Private sale via $58 plus Thomas $108 ++ exchange of Private collection, Museum of Modern Ammann, Fine works Portrait of Joseph Roulin Vincent van Gogh 1889 01/08/1989 1 Zürich Art New York Art Zurich Sotheby's, New $107.9 $95.2 Dora Maar au Chat Pablo Picasso 1941 03/05/2006 4 Gidwitz family Boris Ivanishvili York[14] $107.2 son of Joan Sotheby's, New $53.9 Irises Vincent van Gogh 1889 11/11/1987 1 Whitney Payson Alan Bond York $105.9 Annibale Private sale via $100.0 Eight Elvises Andy Warhol 1963 2008-10 10 Berlingieri Philippe Ségalot Christie's, New $100.1 $87.9 Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer II Gustav Klimt 1912 02/11/2006 9 Maria Altmann York Heirs of Jacques Christie's, New $100.0 $71.5 Portrait de l'artiste sans barbe Vincent van Gogh 1889 19/11/1998 5 Koerfer York Sotheby's, $97.7 $76.7 (£49.5) Massacre of the Innocents Peter Paul Rubens 1611 10/07/2002 6 an Austrian family Kenneth Thomson London $91.4 Moueix Family, Sotheby's, New $86.3 Triptych, 1976 Francis Bacon 1976 14/05/2008 13 Château Pétrus[16] Roman Abramovich York[18] Private sale via $90.9 $80.0 False Start Jasper Johns 1959 12/10/2006 10 David Geffen Kenneth C. Griffin Richard Gray son of Emil Private sale via $90.7 $57 A Wheatfield with Cypresses Vincent van Gogh 1889 1993-05 5 Georg Bührle Walter H. Annenberg Steven Mazoh Binoche et $89.9 $49.3 (F300) Les Noces de Pierrette Pablo Picasso 1905 30/11/1989 3 Fredrik Roos Tomonori Tsurumaki Godeau Paris Sotheby's, New $88.7 $47.85 Yo, Picasso Pablo Picasso 1901 09/05/1989 2 Wendell Cherry Stavros Niarchos York Private sale via $88.3 Larry $80.0 Turquoise Marilyn Andy Warhol 1964 20/05/2007 17 Stefan Edlis Steven A. Cohen Gagosian[20] Portrait of Alfonso d'Avalos, $87.0 Marquis of Vasto, in Armor with AXA insurance Private sale via $70.0 a Page Titian 1533 2003-11 10 company Getty Museum Hervé Aaron J. Irwin and Xenia Christie's, $84.5 $80.5 (£40.9) Le Bassin aux Nymphéas Claude Monet 1919 24/06/2008 20 S. Miller London Sotheby's, New $83.5 $60.5 Rideau, Cruchon et Compotier Paul Cézanne 1894 10/05/1999 9 Whitney Family York $81.2 daughter-in-law Yasuo Goto, Yasuda Christie's, $39.7 (£24.75) Vase with Fifteen Sunflowers Vincent van Gogh 1888 30/03/1987 1 of Chester Beatty Comp. London White Center (Yellow, Pink and David Sheikh Hamad bin Sotheby's, New $80.4 $72.8 Lavender on Rose) Mark Rothko 1950 15/05/2007 21 Rockefeller, Sr. Khalifa Al-Thani[24] York[25] Green Car Crash (Green Private collection, Christie's, New $79.1 $71.7 Burning Car I) Andy Warhol 1963 16/05/2007 22 Zürich Philip Niarchos York[26] National Galleries of $76.4 Duke of Scotland & National $70.6 (£50) Diana and Actaeon Titian 1556–1559 01/02/2009 26 Sutherland Gallery, London Private sale Donatus, Private sale via $76.2 $75 (€50-60) Hereditary Prince Christoph Graf [note 12] Darmstadt Madonna Hans Holbein 1526 12/07/2011 27 of Hesse Reinhold Würth Douglas[30] Thomas $75.5 Jefferson Philadelphia Museum $68 The Gross Clinic Thomas Eakins 1875 12/04/2007 21 University of Art Private sale.[31] $74.2 daughter of Joan Sotheby's, New $40.7 Au Lapin Agile Pablo Picasso 1904 27/11/1989 5 Whitney Payson Walter H. Annenberg York heir of Roger Christie's, $73.5 $38.5 (£20.9) Acrobate et jeune Arlequin Pablo Picasso 1905 28/11/1988 3 Janssen? Mitsukoshi London McCormick family, Christie's, New $72.5 $55.0 Femme aux Bras Croisés Pablo Picasso 1902 08/11/2000 13 Chicago York[33] Nude Sitting on a Divan ("La Sotheby's, New $72.3 $69.0 Belle Romaine") Amedeo Modigliani 1917 02/11/2010 32 Halit Cingillioğlu[34] York[35] Private sale via $72.2 Richard Gray $63.5 Police Gazette Willem de Kooning 1955 12/10/2006 20 David Geffen Steven A. Cohen Gallery Christie's, New $68.7 [37] $48.4 Le Rêve Pablo Picasso 1932 10/11/1997 11 Ganz family Wolfgang Flöttl York. Private sale via Acquavella $67.9 Peasant Woman Against a Galleries Inc., $47.5 Background of Wheat Vincent van Gogh 1890 1997 11 Stephen Wynn New York[38] Robert Sotheby's, New $67.6 $49.6 Femme assise dans un jardin Pablo Picasso 1938 10/11/1999 15 Saidenberg York Hunan TV & $66.5 Broadcast China Guardian $65.5 (¥425.5) Eagle Standing on Pine Tree[40] Qi Baishi 1946 22/05/2011 37 Liu Yiqian Intermediary Co[41] Auctions Phillips de Pury & $66.5 $63.4 Men in Her Life Andy Warhol 1962 08/11/2010 36 Jose Mugrabi Company Chauncey $65.2 Devereaux Christie's, New $35.2 Portrait of a Halberdier Pontormo 1537 31/05/1989 5 Stillman Getty Museum York Heirs of Kazimir Sotheby's, New $64.8 $60.0 Suprematist Composition Kazimir Malevich 1916 03/11/2008 35 Malevich York Beijing Poly $63.1 $62.1 (¥402.5) Zhichuan Resettlement Wang Meng c.1350 04/06/2011 41 Auction City and County Sotheby's, New $62.6 $61.7 1949-A-No.1 Clyfford Still 1949 09/11/2011 43 of Denver York[45].
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