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Claude Monet's 'Iris' becomes most expensive artwork sold at auction in France, Sotheby's says

Outlet: The Express Tribune · AFP · Published 25/10/2026 05:28 UTC

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Painting was one of several works up for auction ​from ​Schlumberger ⁠Collection, expected to sell ​between €22m-€30m

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«"Iris" was described as a large painting Monet completed toward the end of his life, has been valued at 22 million to 30 million euros ($25-34 million), which represents "the highest estimate ever given for a painting o…»
euros 30 — The Express Tribune, 25/10/2026 05:28 UTC
«Alongside "Iris", three other canvases by Monet were also included in the sale on October 22, among them "Saule Pleureur" (Weeping Willow), valued at 9-12 million euros.»
euros 12 — The Express Tribune, 25/10/2026 05:28 UTC

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