Richard Artschwagers Two-Part Invention exceeds its low estimate by ten times @christies
Richard Artschwagers Two-Part Invention exceeds its low estimate by ten times @christies
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Richard Artschwager's 'Two-Part Invention' (1967) exceeded its low estimate by ten times, achieving $635,000.

First shown at Leo Castelli Gallery, the work entered the collection of Albert and Vera List before being acquired by Henry S. McNeil, Jr. 'Two-Part Invention' belongs to a body of work that established Artschwager as one of Post-War American art's most undefinable figures.
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Richard Artschwager's 'Two-Part Invention' exceeds its low estimate by ten times

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