A Dedicated Photo of Juan Carlos I, Portraits of Franco or Crafts: What Is Being Auctioned Today From the Pazo De Meirás?
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Photography, dedicated to the dictator with words of affection and respect, is one of the most unique lots of a sale that brings together about 700 pieces linked to the Martínez-Bordiú Franco family.
This Tuesday at five o’clock in the afternoon, the attention of the art market and the historical memory will converge on the 15th street of Núñez de Balboa, in the Salamanca district of Madrid. It is that the house Magna Art Auctions will give the exit swimming pool to the expected and controversial auction of the goods coming from the Pazo de Meirás, in Sada, removed by the Martínez Bordiú and Franco family after the judicial restitution of th…
689 objects will be auctioned, with starting prices ranging from 20 to 5,000 euros
The bid gathers furniture, porcelains, crockery and works of art, with starting prices that reach 5,000 euros for a painting of the circle of Luis Tristan
The Magna Art Auctions auction room puts on sale this Tuesday about 700 lots that belonged to the Franco family.
After losing the Pazo de Meirás at the hands of the state, the dictator’s family is ready to sell from their sheets to the dishes, a bed or some golf clubs. Hundreds of the regime’s spoils await the highest bidder in Madrid
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