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$180 million Van Gogh tests the art market and collector confidence

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CNBC reports that next week's art auctions in New York could top $2 billion, as a number of masterpieces come to market for the first time in decades. According to the headline, a $180 million Van Gogh is among the works being offered, and the outlet presents it as a test of the art market and of collector confidence.

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  1. CNBC FIRST 2h ago $180 million Van Gogh tests the art market and collector confidence

    The art auctions in New York next week could top $2 billion, as a treasure trove of masterpieces comes to the market for the first time in decades.

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