The art auction calendar is buzzing with a mix of Asian masterpieces, modern works, and specialty collections, all slated to close over the next few months. Kicking off today, September 10, Art & Antiques Auctioneers will wrap up its Asian art sale, offering collectors a curated selection of rare pieces from across the continent. A week later, Osenat’s September 19 auction brings together Asian, African and Oceanic artworks, highlighting the growing appetite for non‑Western narratives, while its September 21 offering showcases the Jean Louis Noisiez collection, adding a touch of European finesse.
Mid‑month, the spotlight shifts to contemporary creators. Both Artmark’s “Art Crush” and Home’s Collectors & Interiors auction, set for September 23, feature vibrant contemporary pieces alongside select vintage works, underscoring a trend toward blended programming that appeals to both modern and traditional buyers. Shortly after, on September 26, Auktionshaus PBA’s Collection Dominique Wilms will close, presenting a focused array of artworks that emphasize thematic depth.
Late September sees Osenat’s September 27 sale of furniture and art objects, reinforcing the synergy between decorative arts and fine art, while Auktionshaus PBA’s “Atmosphere classique #5” concludes on September 30, offering classic‑styled works that cater to collectors seeking timeless aesthetics.
October introduces a surge of modern and design‑driven offerings. Quittenbaum Kunstauktionen’s modern‑art auction on October 15 showcases cutting‑edge pieces that reflect current artistic dialogues, and Pangbourne’s October 18 event delivers a broad spectrum of art pieces, reinforcing the market’s appetite for diverse, high‑quality works. The month closes with Auktionshaus PBA’s “Atmosphere contemporaine #6” on October 26, highlighting contemporary creations that push stylistic boundaries.
Looking ahead to November, Auktionshaus PBA’s “Art d’Asie #3” on November 26 promises a deep dive into Asian art, signaling sustained interest in the region’s rich visual heritage. Across this slate, the prevailing trends are clear: a heightened focus on Asian and modern art, the rise of curated thematic sales, and an increasing blend of fine art with decorative and design objects, all catering to a sophisticated, globally minded collector base.
Based on 547 digest summaries · Generated September 10, 2025
