Rhein II became the most expensive photograph sold at auction in 2011

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Andreas Gursky is a German photographer renowned for his large-scale, digitally manipulated images of contemporary landscapes and architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf photograph
auctionDate 2011-11-08
auctionHouse Christie’s NERFINISHED
auctionLocation New York City NERFINISHED
collectionStatus private collection
collectorOrBuyer anonymous buyer
colorOrBlackAndWhite color
countryOfOrigin Germany
creator Andreas Gursky NERFINISHED
currencyOfSale USD NERFINISHED
depicts River Rhine NERFINISHED
grassy riverbank
landscape
overcast sky
pathway
editionIncludes 1 artist’s proof
editionSize 6 prints
format large-scale print
genre contemporary photography
hasSubject landscape of the Lower Rhine
heightInCentimeters 185.4
inception 1999
languageOfTitle German
medium chromogenic color print
mostExpensivePhotographAtTime true
movement conceptual photography
contemporary art
fine art photography
notableFor extensive digital editing
large scale
minimalist composition
notableWorkOf Andreas Gursky NERFINISHED
orientation landscape orientation
partOfSeries Rhein series by Andreas Gursky NERFINISHED
recordType most expensive photograph sold at auction
recordYear 2011
removesFromOriginalScene buildings
industrial elements
people
salePriceUSD 4300000
saleYear 2011
soldAtAuction Christie’s New York NERFINISHED
soldForMoreThan The Pond—Moonlight NERFINISHED
Untitled #96 NERFINISHED
technique digital manipulation
titleMeaning Rhine II NERFINISHED
widthInCentimeters 363.5

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Andreas Gursky notableEvent Rhein II became the most expensive photograph sold at auction in 2011