Loic gouzer biography of rory

          Loïc Gouzer, who orchestrated the $ million Leonardo da Vinci sale, is rolling out a members-only app that will auction one work of art a week.!

          Christie’s Loic Gouzer Has the Gift of the Gavel

          The art market has winners and losers, like any other market.

          It’s volatile and unpredictable, and the ups and downs apply not only to the artists whose work is bought and sold, but also to those behind the scenes.

          Currently, no one’s stock is higher than Loic Gouzer, now the co-chairman of postwar and contemporary art at Christie’s.

          On May 13, the actor, along with Christie's specialist Loic Gouzer, will try to auction off 33 artworks.

        1. On May 13, the actor, along with Christie's specialist Loic Gouzer, will try to auction off 33 artworks.
        2. Salvator Mundi, the long-lost Leonardo da Vinci painting of Jesus Christ commissioned by King Louis XII of France more than years ago, has sold at Christie.
        3. Loïc Gouzer, who orchestrated the $ million Leonardo da Vinci sale, is rolling out a members-only app that will auction one work of art a week.
        4. NEW YORK: What is the only Da Vinci painting on the open market worth?
        5. Loic Gouzer and Alina Kohlen attend Dennis Hopper's "Signs of The Times" Opening at the Tony Shafrazi Gallery on September 12, in New York City.

          6. He will forever be known as The Leonardo Guy, the expert who conceived the plan to put Leonardo da Vinci’s Salvator Mundi in a contemporary art sale, pursued the painting and executed it all to a T.

          In November, the picture—despite controversial restoration and grumbling by some experts—brought about the largest price by far for an artwork, ever: $450 million.

          The gasping crowd in the salesroom that night was truly awestruck.

          “I need to take time off the art circuit to get new ideas because I really believe that our business—and especially the way I work—is based on a harmony and space."The usual me