ANGELICA VILLA FOR ARTNEWS

Nearly 220 works will be offered across three sales at Christie’s beginning on September 24.

The work, titled “Study for Worn Out,” is dated November 1882 and depicts an elderly male worker.

The ceremonial shield depicting a Roman battle was confiscated by the Nazis during World War II.

Five out of seven suspects have been charged with conspiracy to authenticate and trade the forged works of art.

Sotheby’s will sell 65 major works that belonged to Harry and Linda Macklowe in two separate sales.

The city-owned Stedelijk Museum had held the painting since 1940.

The sale, which takes place at the Bellagio hotel on October 23, will feature 11 of the towering artist’s works.

After the work is uinstalled at the end of the month, the vegetation will be re-planted around the island.

They could fetch up to $2.5 million.

The top three sales, across 82 lots, made above the $128 million pre-sale estimate.