Data Dive: Auction Sales Are Down, but Which House Came Out on Top?

Margaret Carrigan

News Editor, Europe

Margaret Carrigan is an editor on the news desk at Artnet News, based in London. She is also the editor of The Back Room newsletter and hosts the weekly market intelligence podcast, Art Market Minute.

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