Christie’s launches first online anime art auction
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Christie’s held its first online auction dedicated to anime art on March 18, 2026. This event marks a notable expansion of the auction house’s offerings into contemporary and popular culture art forms, potentially attracting new collectors and fans of anime worldwide.
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- •The auction was conducted entirely online, allowing global participation.
- •The focus was exclusively on anime-themed artworks.
- •Christie’s is a major international auction house known for fine art sales.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Christie’s continues to host anime-focused auctions regularly the market for anime art could grow, increasing interest and prices for such works among collectors globally
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