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by Walter Robinson and Randi Harari

Welcome to the ArtNet Nude 100, a listing of the top 100 nudes sold at auction worldwide in the past 10 years as determined by ArtNet's unique auction database, Auctions Online.
Our methodology was straightforward. We instructed ArtNet Auctions Online to rank the 1.5 million art works in our database by price, and then selected the nudes from the list. All the usual suspects are there: Picasso, Renoir, Degas, Cézanne -- even de Kooning.
Our purpose is more complex. Why compile the ArtNet Nude 100? Because we never heard of anyone hiding a stack of still-life pictures under their mattress! More seriously, we wanted to begin an investigation into the populist roots of fine art in America -- that is to say, not in the salon but in the saloon. The ArtNet Nude 100 is democratic undertaking, designed for the art tourist. It's an unalloyed pitch for hits.
We hope the ArtNet Nude 100 will draw attention to Auctions Online, which was only recently moved into our Web site. This amazing bit of computer programming is a uniquely independent appraisal tool for people buying or selling art -- in addition to the various uses it also might have during the art world's slow summer months.
Finally, we should note that, despite the changes in the contemporary art world wrought since the 1960s by the feminist revolution, the art market remains -- at least at the high end -- a resolutely patriarchal place. (Readers are encouraged to develop this theme at length on their own; we will not do so here.) At this atavistic level, it seems, the practice of art involves a male artist looking and a female model on display. Quaint though such a picture may be, we still say that portrayal of the nude can approach the sublime. And we hope that this traditional frame can be made to fit the issues of gender psychology that animate so much art practice today.
Before we present the ArtNet Nude 100, however, allow us a few observations.
1. As is probably the case in the art market overall, Picasso is the winner, hands down, taking the top three places. Surprisingly, the #1 and #2 spots are occupied by Le miroir, Picasso's famed 1932 portrait of his lover Marie-Thérčse. Needless to say, this image is not your typical pin-up -- though it is widely considered to be a consummately romantic picture despite its modernistic distortions. Paintings by Picasso -- a total of 15 -- tied with Renoir as the most frequent on the list and Picasso works generated the most money in total sales -- over $105 million. Six Picassos are among the top 20 on the list.
2. Renoir's 15 nudes sold for about $47.5 million, less than half of Picasso's total for the same number of works. Two Renoirs make the top 20. Four Renoir works sold more than once -- Baigneuse sold three times, and Aprčs le Bain, Baigneuse debout and Deux baigneuses each sold twice.
3. Alberto Giacometti's series of standing women appear a number of times in the Nude 100. Grande femme Debout I sold three times, tying with Renoir's Baigneuse and Degas' La toilette -- the three most frequently sold works. Giacometti's Grande femme debout III and Femme debout are also on the list.
4. In addition to Picasso and Renoir, leading purveyors of the nude are Matisse, with 12, and Degas, with 11. Two post-war artists make the ArtNet Nude 100 -- Francis Bacon and Willem de Kooning .
5. Old Masters only make a modest appearance in the Nude 100. Needless to say, masterpieces by such artists as Botticelli or Rubens rarely come up for auction. Titian makes #5, however, and Veronese comes in at #34.
6. Only one nude male figure makes the list, Bourdelle's Herakles Archer (#69, #98). Figure groups by Cézanne (#15, #48) and other artists, however, do include males.
7. The total hammer price of the top 100 is $357,244,861. Although the list includes 100 works, only 32 artists are represented.

The ArtNet Nude 100
arranged according to price
(click on title to view image and auction results)
1 $26,400,000 Pablo Picasso Le miroir, 1932
Sotheby's New York, 11/15/89
2 $20,022,500 Pablo Picasso Le miroir, 1932
Christie's New York, 11/7/95
3 $15,400,000 Pablo Picasso Famille de l'Arlequin, 1905
Christie's New York, 11/14/89
4 $14,850,500 Henri Matisse La pose hindou, 1923
Sotheby's New York, 5/8/95
5 $13,555,636 Titian Venus and Adonis, 1555
Christie's London, 12/13/91
6 $12,432,500 Amadeo Modigliani Nu assis au collier, 1917
Christie's New York, 5/10/95
7 $11,300,000 Pierre Auguste Renoir Jeune femme se baignant, 1888-
Christie's New York, 5/14/97
8 $7,700,000 Fernand Leger Le petit déjeűner, 1921
Christie's New York, 11/5/91
9 $7,200,000 Pablo Picasso Demi-nu ŕ la cruche, 1906
Christie's New York, 5/14/97
10 $7,175,027 Pierre Auguste Renoir Aprčs le bain, 1900
Christie's London, 6/26/89
11 $6,600,000 Edgar Degas Aprčs le bain (on joined paper), circa 1883-
Christie's New York, 11/13/96
12 $6,050,000 Pablo Picasso Femme nue assise, 1959
Sotheby's New York, 11/10/88
13 $5,500,000 Pablo Picasso La dormeuse au miroir, 1932
Christie's New York, 11/14/90
14 $4,950,000 Alberto Giacometti Grande femme debout I, 1960
Christie's New York, 11/14/89
15 $4,628,212 Paul Cézanne Les cinq baigneurs, 1880-1882
Christie's London, 11/30/92
16 $4,622,500 Pablo Picasso Femme coucheé ŕ la mčche blonde, 1932
Christie's New York, 5/10/94
17 $4,180,000 Henri Matisse Figure décorative
Sotheby's New York, 5/17/90
18 $3,960,000 Alberto Giacometti Grande femme debout I, 1960
Christie's New York, 11/14/90
19 $3,900,000 Pierre Auguste Renoir Baigneuse Debout, 1887
Christie's New York, 5/12/97
20 $3,850,000 Edgar Degas Femme en peignor bleu, le torse découvert, 1887-1890
Sotheby's New York, 10/18/89
21 $3,680,000 Kees van Dongen Femme au grand chapeau
Sotheby's London, 6/24/97
22 $3,670,051 Henri Matisse Nu au turban (Henriette), 1921
Christie's London, 6/21/93
23 $3,630,000 Willem de Kooning Pink Lady, 1944
Sotheby's New York, 5/4/87
24 $3,630,000 Alberto Giacometti Grande femme debout II, 1960
Christie's New York, 5/12/87
25 $3,613,139 Edgar Degas Femme ŕ sa toilette, 1895
Christie's London, 11/28/88
26 $3,600,000 Henri Matisse Odalisque assise, 1929-
Christie's New York, 5/14/97
27 $3,460,751 Pierre Bonnard Nu en hauteur ou femme nue en debout, 1906
Sotheby's London, 11/28/89
28 $3,300,000 Pablo Picasso Femme ŕ chapeau assise, 1971
Christie's New York, 5/15/90
29 $3,137,966 Marc Chagall Daphnis and Chloé, -1961
Sotheby's London, 6/26/90
30 $3,116,399 Pablo Picasso Femme nue accroupie sur fond vert, 1960
Christie's London, 4/2/90
31 $3,080,000 Pierre Auguste Renoir Aprčs le bain (Etude de Nu), 1910
Christie's New York, 11/14/89
32 $3,080,000 Alberto Giacometti Grande femme debout I, 1960
Christie's New York, 5/12/87
33 $2,992,688 Henri Matisse Deux negresses, 1908
Sotheby's London, 4/4/89
34 $2,970,000 Veronese Cupid Disarmed by Venus
Christie's New York, 1/10/90
35 $2,862,500 Edgar Degas Le bain, femme vue de dos, 1895
Sotheby's New York, 11/8/95
36 $2,828,882 Kees van Dongen Femme fatale, 1905
Christie's London, 12/3/90
37 $2,828,355 Pablo Picasso Tęte de femme, 1906
Christie's London, 6/26/95
38 $2,811,581 Jean Baptiste Camille Corot Vénus au Bain, 1873-1874
Sotheby's London, 6/19/90
39 $2,750,000 Pierre Auguste Renoir Femme nue couchée, 1888
Sotheby's New York, 11/12/90
40 $2,750,000 Gustave Moreau Le počte et la sirčne, 1892-1893
Sotheby's New York, 10/24/89
41 $2,750,000 Pierre Auguste Renoir Nu assis
Sotheby's New York, 11/13/90
42 $2,750,000 Pierre Auguste Renoir Nu couche (Odaliqsue couché), 1914
Sotheby's New York, 5/17/90
43 $2,587,500 Joachim Anthonisz Wtewael Diana and Actaeon, 1608-
Sotheby's New York, 1/30/97
44 $2,530,000 Alberto Giacometti Grande femme debout III, 1960
Christie's New York, 5/12/87
45 $2,406,713 Giulio Romano The Spinola Holy Family
Christie's London, 12/9/94
46 $2,369,176 Bartolome-Esteban Murillo The Vision of St. Francis of Paola, 1665-1670
Sotheby's London, 12/6/89
47 $2,367,500 Edgar Degas Aprčs le bain (femme nue couchée), 1885
Christie's New York, 11/7/95
48 $2,230,445 Paul Cezanne Les baigneurs
Sotheby's London, 11/27/95
49 $2,200,000 Jean-Leon Gerome Bathsheba
Sotheby's New York, 2/28/90
50 $2,200,000 Pierre Bonnard Nu rose, tęte ombrée, 1919
Sotheby's New York, 10/18/89
51 $2,200,000 Pierre Auguste Renoir Deux baigneuses, 1896-
Christie's New York, 5/10/89
52 $2,200,000 Aristide Maillol Les trois nymphes, 1930-1937
Sotheby's New York, 11/6/91
53 $2,200,000 Henri Matisse Nu debout devant la cheminée, 1936
Sotheby's New York, 5/13/92
54 $2,179,218 Pablo Picasso Femme nue, 1965
Loudmer Scp., 3/25/90
55 $2,092,500 Edgar Degas La toilette, 1884-1886
Sotheby's New York, 5/11/94
56 $2,090,000 Pierre Auguste Renoir Baigneuse, 1905-
Christie's New York, 5/10/89
57 $1,982,500 Tamara de Lempicka Adam and Eve, 1932
Christie's New York, 3/3/94
58 $1,982,500 Auguste Rene Francois Rodin Psyché, regardent l'Amour, 1899
Sotheby's New York, 11/8/95
59 $1,980,000 Alberto Giacometti Femme debout, 1958
Christie's New York, 11/14/89
60 $1,980,000 Pablo Picasso Deux femmes nues et tęte de femme, 1933
Christie's New York, 11/13/89
61 $1,980,000 Pierre Auguste Renoir Baigineuse debout, 1896
Sotheby's New York, 5/14/85
62 $1,951,484 Jean Baptiste Camille Corot Diane au bain-la Source, 1869-1870
Sotheby's London, 11/29/88
63 $1,927,500 Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec Le lit, 1898
Sotheby's New York, 5/9/95
64 $1,925,000 Rene Magritte La philosophie dans le boudoir, 1947
Sotheby's New York, 11/13/90
65 $1 872,500 Pablo Picasso Nu debout et femme assise, 1939
Christie's New York, 5/11/95
66 $1,872,500 Pablo Picasso Femme dans un fauteuil, 1932
Sotheby's New York, 11/8/95
67 $1,870,000 Willem de Kooning Two Women IV
Christie's New York, 11/9/88
68 $1,842,440 Antonio Lucchese Franchi Temple of Venus
Sotheby's London, 7/5/95
69 $1,760,000 Emile Antoine Bourdelle Herakles Archer, 1909
Sotheby's New York, 11/15/89
70 $1,760,000 Edgar Degas Femme ŕ sa toilette, 1897
Christie's New York, 5/8/91
71 $1,730,375 Henri Matisse Nu aux soliers roses, 1900
Christie's London, 11/27/89
72 $1,707,907 Henri Matisse La danse
Millon & Robert, 11/30/95
73 $1,705,000 Pierre Auguste Renoir Baigneuse assise vue de profil (Gabrielle), 1913
Christie's New York, 11/11/92
74 $1,703,619 Henri Matisse Nu rose, 1936
Christie's London, 6/29/87
75 $1,673,418 Edgar Degas La toilette, 1885
Sotheby's London, 11/27/95
76 $1,652,500 Kees van Dongen Anita en Alme, 1908
Sotheby's New York, 11/8/95
77 $1,650,000 Odilon Redon The Birth of Venus, 1912
Sotheby's New York, 5/9/89
78 $1,595,000 Pierre Bonnard Femme nue, 1925
Sotheby's New York, 11/12/90
79 $1,595,000 Edgar Degas La toilette, 1883
Sotheby's New York, 11/12/90
80 $1,560,535 Pablo Picasso Vénus et Amour, 1968
Sotheby's London, 6/25/91
81 $1,542,500 Hendrick Goltzius The Fall of Man, 1616
Christie's New York, 5/15/96
82 $1,542,500 Henri Matisse Nu au peignoir, 1933
Christie's New York, 11/7/95
83 $1,501,436 Pierre Auguste Renoir Baigneuse, 1892-1893
Christie's London, 12/1/86
84 $1,493,973 Jean-Leon Gerome Un Bain maure (Femme turque au bain), 1874-1877
Christie's London, 11/21/96
85 $1,477,060 Paul Cezanne Baigneuses, 1902-1906
Christie's London, 6/29/92
86 $1,459,854 Edgar Degas Jeune danseuse nue, 1878
Christie's London, 11/28/88
87 $1,432,500 Pierre Auguste Renoir Deux baigneuses, 1896
Christie's New York, 4/30/96
88 $1,432,500 Pablo Picasso Femme nue ŕ l'oiseau et flűtiste, 1967
Sotheby's New York, 11/4/93
89 $1,432,500 Henri Matisse Nu au canapé jaune, 1924
Christie's New York, 5/10/94
90 $1,430,000 Pierre Auguste Renoir Jeune femme décorant une poterie, 1918
Sotheby's New York, 11/15/89
91 $1,430,000 Pierre Auguste Renoir Baigneuse, 1887
Christie's New York, 5/14/86
92 $1,430,000 Willem de Kooning Clam Diggers, 1964
Christie's New York, 11/7/89
93 $1,430,000 Henri Matisse Nu couché I (Aurore), 1907
Christie's New York, 11/19/86
94 $1,394,074 Edgar Degas Le petit déjeűner aprčs le bain, 1896
Christie's London, 11/28/95
95 $1,377,500 Francis Bacon Portrait of Henrietta Morales on White Ground, 1964
Sotheby's New York, 5/2/95
96 $1,375,000 Paul Delvaux La ville endormie, 1938
Christie's New York, 5/8/91
97 $1,366,671 Rene Magritte Tentative de l'impossible, 1928
Sotheby's London, 6/27/89
98 $1,346,138 Emile Antoine Bourdelle Herakles Archer, 1909
Ader, Tajan, 6/20/91
99 $1,322,500 Auguste Rene Francois Rodin La faunesse, 1906
Christie's New York, 5/11/95
100 $1,322,500 Edgar Degas Baigneuse s'essuyant, 1900
Sotheby's New York, 5/11/94