Nama-held artworks to go on sale

Artworks owned by one of Ireland’s boom-time developers are to be sold off by renowned auction house Christie’s to repay some of his debts.

Nama-held artworks to go on sale
Mon, 19 Sep, 2011 - 12:19

Artworks owned by one of Ireland’s boom-time developers are to be sold off by renowned auction house Christie’s to repay some of his debts.

Financier Derek Quinlan, now based in Switzerland, has agreed to the sale of 14 paintings including an Andy Warhol Dollar Sign with a guide price of up to €439,000.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: IrelandPlace: SwitzerlandPlace: New YorkPlace: LondonPerson: Derek QuinlanPerson: Andy WarholPerson: Jack Butler YeatsPerson: WarholPerson: Jack B YeatsPerson: Louis le BrocquyPerson: Roderic O’ConnorPerson: Paul HenryPerson: QuinlanOrganisation: NAMAOrganisation: ArtworksOrganisation: ChristieOrganisation: National Asset Management AgencyOrganisation: Lehman
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