GUESS THE PRICE!

Leonardo da Vinci, “Salvator Mundi,” circa 1490–1500.

• 350.4 MILLION

• 356.4 MILLION

• 450.3 MILLION

• 543.8 MILLION

Pablo Picasso, Les Femmes d’Alger (“Version O”), 1955

• 179.4 MILLION

• 139.4 MILLION

• 199.4 MILLION

• 109.4 MILLION

Francis Bacon, Three Studies of Lucian Freud, 1969

• 123.6 MILLION

• 675.3 MILLION

• 142.4 MILLION

• 147.4 MILLION

Edvard Munch, The Scream, 1893

• 112.6 MILLION

• 119.9 MILLION

• 129.9 MILLION

• 234.8 MILLION

Andy Warhol, Silver Car Crash (Double Disaster), 1963

• 33.4 MILLION

• 98.7 MILLION

• 109.4 MILLION

• 105.4 MILLION

Mark Rothko, Orange, Red, Yellow, 1961

• 86.9 MILLION

• 68.9 MILLION

• 54.8 MILLION

• 89.6 MILLION

Claude Monet, Nymphéas en fleur, circa 1914–1917

• 89.7 MILLION

• 82.3 MILLION

• 81.7 MILLION

• 84.7 MILLION

Gustav Klimt, 1907, Adele Bloch-Bauer I,

• 105.4 MILLION

• 135 MILLION

• 102.5 MILLION

• 109.4 MILLION

For you, what makes art so expensive?

Which factors do you think we have to consider when pricing an artwork?