The Auction Houses Whose Catalogues We Reference for Every Acrylic Painting Valuation
A defensible Acrylic Painting Valuation is built on published, recent and comparable auction sales. The world's leading Auction Houses publish hammer prices and detailed catalogues, and A2Z Valuers continuously references this market intelligence—not as decoration, but as the primary evidence supporting every Fair Market Value. Our Government Approved Valuation Practice continuously monitors the auction houses listed below.
International
- Christie's
- Sotheby's
- Bonhams
- Phillips
India & South Asia
- Saffronart
- AstaGuru
- Pundole's
- DAG
Global Auction Market Reference Sources
Published catalogues and realised auction results from the world's leading International Auction Houses provide essential evidence for every independent Acrylic Painting Valuation.
Christie's
Referenced extensively for international and Indian art sales, including landmark transactions such as M.F. Husain's "Untitled (Gram Yatra)", sold for approximately ₹119 Crore in March 2025, establishing the highest auction price achieved by an Indian artwork.
Sotheby's
Primary reference source for the South Asian Modern Art auction series and the secondary market for the Progressive Artists' Group.
Bonhams
Referenced for international modern and contemporary acrylic works together with selected South Asian Art sales.
Phillips
Important market reference for Contemporary Acrylic Paintings, including post-2000 Indian and South Asian artists active in international auction markets.
Regional Market Reference Sources
India's leading Auction Houses provide the strongest comparable evidence for Modern Indian and Contemporary Acrylic Paintings. Their published catalogues and realised auction prices form an essential part of our valuation research.
Saffronart
India's leading online auction platform for Modern & Contemporary Indian Art. We continuously monitor published catalogues, realised prices and live auction data.
AstaGuru
Extensively referenced for works by M.F. Husain, F.N. Souza, S.H. Raza, V.S. Gaitonde, Krishen Khanna, Tyeb Mehta and other modern Indian masters.
Pundole's
Referenced for specialist auctions covering Modern Indian Art, Contemporary Art, rare books and important collectibles whenever relevant comparable evidence exists.
DAG (Delhi Art Gallery)
Valuable source of primary and secondary market intelligence relating to Modern Indian Masters and the wider Indian art ecosystem.
Crore Private Collection
- Private Collection
- Acrylic Paintings
- Auction Preparation
- Record Sale
Indian Auction House Engagement
In early 2025, A2Z Valuers, under the leadership of Er. Nitesh Shrivastava, received extensive media coverage after completing the valuation of a Private Collection exceeding ₹50 Crore, including significant Acrylic Paintings. The engagement culminated in a record-setting auction sale and further strengthened the firm's reputation for Luxury Asset Valuation and independent professional opinions.
Independent Auction Comparable Research
Every Acrylic Painting Valuation is supported by Published Auction Evidence, Independent Market Analysis and recognised Comparable Sales from leading Indian and international Auction Houses.