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                          Mukherjee, Mrinalini (Artist). Sri (Deity). Woven hemp fibre, 1982 | Sculpture | FineArts | 00646749

                          Estimates

                          ₹5,922,540 - 7,896,720

                          $100,000 - 133,000

                          Winning Bid

                          ₹9,722,837

                          $158,457

                          Lot Ratio | Hammer Price / Lower Estimate

                          1.64

                          Mrinalini Mukherjee | 1949 – 02 Jan 2015

                          ArtistMrinalini Mukherjee
                          TitleSri (Deity)
                          MediumWoven hemp fibre
                          Date1982
                          Size94.49 x 33.46 in (240.00 x 85.00 cm)
                          Lot Number82
                          Auction HouseSotheby's
                          Venue / LocationLondon
                          Date of Auction07 October 2014
                          Type of AuctionOffline

                          Research Categories

                          2_FineArts6_EconomicsArt14_IndoWorld
                          Source
                          sothebys-modern-and-contemporary-south-asian-art-07-october-2014-london-auction-catalogue

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                          Sothebys Modern and Contemporary South Asian Art 07 October 2014 London Auction Catalogue