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for Luxury Collectibles

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Victor & Sally Ganz

Victor & Sally Ganz

Fine Art

The legendary connoisseurs, who built a museum-quality collection on a modest budget over four decades. Christie's sold it in New York on 10 November 1997 for $206.5m — then the highest total ever for a single-owner collection.

Realized at sale$48.4M
Estimated today modeled~$50M
+3%
Modeled value over timemodeled

Realized price carried forward by ALT/FNDATA’s trophy-tier price trend for each lot’s category.

A modeled market-level estimate, not an appraisal. Individual pieces vary.

Documented sales

Pablo Picasso, “Le Rêve” (1932)
Pablo Picasso, “Le Rêve” (1932) Confirmed
Christie's·The Victor and Sally Ganz Collection, New York · Nov 10, 1997
Victor Ganz bought it in 1941 for $7,000; at the sale it was among the highest prices ever paid for a Picasso.
CNN Image: Christie's
Realized$48,400,000

“Estimated today” is a modeled figure, not an appraisal: each realized price is adjusted by the change in ALT/FNDATA’s trophy-tier price level for its category (the median of comparable high-value lots, from the sale year to the present). It is a market-level estimate; individual pieces vary, and categories without enough comparable high-value data are shown as insufficient to estimate.

Notable historical collection. The realized figures are public auction results, from the dates shown. “Estimated today” and the value chart are modeled market estimates, not a live valuation or appraisal, and not a current holding.
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