Larsen Lets Loose

The 2015 Larsen Art Auction, set down Saturday, October 24, in Scottsdale AZ, promises to be the best on record. Over 250 pieces of Contemporary and Southwest fine art will go under the hammer, and with bidding expected from both American and international collectors, competition for lots is sure to be fierce.

Lot 194 - LeRoy Neiman "Seattle Slew at Belmont" captures the great horse landing the Triple Crown

Celebrity auctioneer Jason Brooks returns to put the artwork through its paces. Jason, whose resume includes stints on the Discovery Channels “Auction Kings” and “The Rachel Ray Show,” was a big hit at last year’s sale, and news of his return has been met with all round approval.

Lot 126 - Picassos eye-catching "Minotaure Aveugle Guide par une Fillette dans la Nuit"

Here, we’ve highlighted some of the star lots of the sale, but rest assured, the book for the 2015 Larsen Art Auction runs deep - head over to Bidsquare’s Auction page now to see the full catalog.

Lot 179 - an untitled work by American abstract expressionist Norman Bluhm. Bluhms work has always drawn critical acclaim, with Art in America editor Raphael Rubinstein predicting that his work would be as important to the 21st century as Cézanne’s later output was to the 20th.

Lot 71 - Maynard Dixons "Bright Morning" is expected to many to top the sale. Created in 1944, the work depicts Dianas Throne Mt. Carmel, Utah, where Dixons studio and residence was at the time.

The Larson Art Auction always offers great works at a plethora of price points. Lot 3 - R.C. Gormans "Kneeling Lady" is a great example of the many affordable options available to bidders at the sale.