There is a lot of buzz being generated at Christie’s. Well, their Latin American Sale in New York set for May 28 and 29 has a rare masterpiece from 17th century. It is none other than a self-portrait by famous muralist Diego Rivera. Called ‘The Firestone Self-Portrait’ this one is expected to sell for a price between $1.2 million and $1.8 million.

Little bit of research on history tells us that this self portrait was made on request by American engineer and art collector Sigmund Firestone from Rochester. Apparently, he met Rivera and his wife Frida Kahlo when on a business trip to Mexico in 1939. The painting was commissioned in 1940 and took a year to be completed.

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This introduction of a new elite product is a value addition to my earlier updates. So dear friends, I am considering that you know Christie’s New York auction that are in news for long.

Also, the products displayed at Christie’s auction are inviting eyeballs. So, here is one more. Designed by Diego Rivera, the “silver metal headboard” is expected to fetch up to $40,000 during the Christie’s New York auction “Maria Felix: La Dona” on 17-18 July 2007.

Measurements: 51 inches (height) by 85 inches (width)

Now give me the honor to introduce you with some insights about this designer product. The work was made for Maria Felix, the iconic Mexican movie star nicknamed “La Dona,” and belonged the estate of Felix. And who knows, you might be the one to fit it right in your living room.

So, Are you ready to join the queue?