ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月17日 00時17分

A sun-drenched hilltop scene of a pink-jacketed young man standing by a pool, gazing down at a swimmer submerged in the wobbly blueness below, remains one of David Hockney's most mysterious works. The painting, “Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)," sold at Christie's on Thursday night for $90.3 million with fees, shattering the auction record for a living artist. The previous high of of $58.4 million was held by Jeff Koons for one of his “Balloon Dog” sculptures. Hockney's painting is a different kind of trophy, by an openly gay artist about the emotional life of gay men. While the subject is hardly verboten in #art, it is still rare to see same-sex themes in an artwork at this price point. “Diversity is exactly what you’re seeing in the auction rooms — museums have done a huge job in positioning these artists,” said Brett Gorvy, a prominent dealer who was formerly head of contemporary art at @クリスティーズ. @karstenmoran took this photo of a visitor viewing the #Hockney on Wednesday. Visit the link in our profile to see more.

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