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Global Warming by Nikita Zigura, 2017, acrylic, aerography and stainless steel, sold Oct 2020Photo © Phillips — view this lot on Phillips ↗

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Global Warming

Nikita Zigura · 2017

£2,520 price realized incl. premium

≈ $3,260≈ €2,780

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Medium
Acrylic · Paintings all acrylic results →
As published: “acrylic, aerography and stainless steel”
Edition
4/8
Signed / inscribed
Incised with the artist's signature [in Cyrillic], numbered and dated 'Zigura 4/8 2017' on the base
Category
Acrylic paintings
Dimensions
73.9 x 36 x 31 cm (29 1/8 x 14 1/8 x 12 1/4 in.)
Auction house
Phillips
Sale
Wired: Online Auction (UK090720)
Date
October 28, 2020
Location
London
Lot
77
Estimate
£2,000 – £3,000 (≈ $2,587 – $3,881) (≈ €2,206 – €3,309)
Source
Auction house phillips.com ↗
Retrieved Sep 27, 2026

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