Frank Lloyd Wright home in Phoenix set for new lease of life after $7.25m sale
- Desert home was built for son and daughter-in-law in 1952
- Buyers reportedly intend to preserve and restore house
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The first-ever dedicated Hip Hop auction to be presented at a major international auction house
Featuring over 120 lots, the auction is comprised of unique artifacts, contemporary art, one of a kind experiences, photography, vintage and modern fashion, historic and newly designed jewelry and luxury items, rare ephemera including flyers and posters, important publications, and more. The majority of items on offer in the sale have been consigned … Read more
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