This market resolves to the artwork which sells for a higher value at their upcoming Phillips auction.

Exploding with linear vitality, Untitled captures the pivotal moment when Jackson Pollock fused drawing, painting, and action into a single, radical language. Executed circa 1947, the work is among the earliest on paper to prelude the “drip” paintings that, as Willem de Kooning remarked, “broke the ice” for American painting and transformed the course of twentieth-century art. Echoing the radical technique of pouring, dripping, and flinging paint that Pollock developed in these years, the intricate layering of flicks, stains, and splatters demonstrates his ability to harness physical movement into a masterly balance of chaos and control. Each gesture preserves the immediacy of his action while coalescing into a delicate web of rhythmic energy, engaging the viewer with its spatial complexity and compositional sensitivity.  (

Cera, a beautifully preserved juvenile Triceratops, is a singular example of this rarity. Measuring approximately 4.40 m in length and retaining over 70% original bone, the skeleton offers an intimate view of this iconic genus during an early stage of development. Its preservation, anatomical integrity and museum-quality mounting place it among the most significant juvenile dinosaur specimens ever offered and likely the finest juvenile Triceratops yet discovered.  (