They just wish the residence they call "a work of art" weren't so prone to flooding.

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Christie's won't name the seller, a Japanese conglomerate that bought the work at the height of the 1980s art bubble and must now, because of financial pressure, get rid of it.

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Reitlinger's work suggested art as an asset class was an underperformer, maybe the equivalent of T-bills over two centuries.

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Christie's won't name the seller, a Japanese industrial conglomerate that bought the work at the height of the 1980s art bubble and must now, because of financial pressure, get rid of it.

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If the number alone doesn't boggle your mind, consider this: The price is nearly double the previous auction record for a work of art.

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