Tyeb Mehta's 2002 painting sold for a record rRs.r69.1 crore at auction
India, Oct. 12 -- A 2002 acrylic on canvas by modernist Tyeb Mehta was sold at auction for Rs.69.1 crore, setting a record for the artist. The sum surpassed the Rs.61.80 crore achieved for Trussed Bull at a Saffronart auction in Mumbai in April 2025.
"A Tyeb Mehta at Rs.69.1 crore is a world record for the artist, and among the highest Indian artworks sold at auction. It shows what Indian modernism is worth when a museum-grade work meets serious buyers.
"Wealthy Indians are finally realising that art is a serious asset class, and store of value," said Tushar Jiwarajka, the auctioneer who made the sale.
Jiwarajka's auction house, Volte Una sold the piece in a new format that only puts up a single work of art for sale. The single-lot for...
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