With works belonging to famous artists of the stature of Antonio Berni, Quinquela, Juan Carlos Castagnino, Raúl Soldi, Guillermo Roux and Vito Campanella, Sunday the online auction organized by the Argentine gallery Witcomb ends.

Founded in 1868, it is the oldest gallery in our country, with a collection of 77 pieces including paintings by various artists, as well as sculptures by Antonio Pujia, Marta Minujín, Carlos Páez Vilaró and Fabián Galdamez.

Those interested can visit the gallery site by doing Click here! where you will be able to appreciate the works offered under the motto "Great Classical and Contemporary Masters".

Among many works, can be found “elevators”, by Benito Quinquela Martín; “Maternity”, by Juan Carlos Castagnino; “Ivonne”, by Carlos Alonso; "Juanito Laguna Series", by Antonio Berni; "First modulations 3", by Julio Le Parc; "Wild unicorns", de Vito Campanella; as well as paintings or drawings by Spilimbergo, Paternostro, Cogorno, Black, fangs, Noah, Torres Agüero, Venier y Money.

Once the auction is finished, Monday 13 September will begin "Great masters of Argentine painting", also on the new Witcomb website, where unlike the auction, it is a sale before the first offer received. In that case it is a fixed price, no bid for each work.

This gallery began as a photographic workshop founded in 1868 by Alejandro Witcomb, who portrayed the life of Buenos Aires from all eyes, becoming the most traditional workshop in our country, in 1971, after more than 1900 samples, closed its doors, and in 2010 it was Calvo who took the legacy of spreading Argentine art, through the established artists and the young promises and reopened its doors.