Works of William Paley's collection at MoMA likely to be sold at over 70$M
An establishment set up by news tycoon and CBS pioneer William Paley will sell a stash of fine arts at Sotheby's that have for quite some time been borrowed to the Gallery of Current Workmanship in New York. The gatherings of works, which incorporate canvases and models by craftsmen like Pablo Picasso, Francis Bacon, and Auguste Rodin are supposed to get an aggregate $70 million at barters in New York and London this fall.
Source: techstory.in