Tomás Lasansky sells major work in Great Falls
During March’s Western Art Week in Great Falls, Montana, a number of important pieces were sold during a show at the Hotel Arvon and Celtic Cowboy. One major highlight came from Bill Faust, owner of Faust Gallery in Arizona and New Mexico, when he sold a large mixed media work by Tomás Lasansky. Known for his large-scale portraits, Lasansky is collected at a high level by collectors who are drawn to contemporary American art, as well as Western imagery. For more information, visit www.faustgallery.com.
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Brett James Smith performs well at March in Montana
March in Montana, also held in Great Falls during Western Art Week, performed strongly with $2.5 million in sales and a 97 percent sell-through rate. Top lots were a Keyston Brothers silver parade saddle that sold for $78,000 and an 1866 Winchester that sold for $51,000. The top painting was Brett James Smith’s Summer on the Creek, which sold for $48,000, more than twice its high estimate of $18,000. —+++
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