What is the most expensive painting in the world?

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Card players paint


The pictures and names of the most expensive paintings in the world are among the most searched for on the Internet, due to the long history of this painting that tells its story and the story of its owner, as well as a quick presentation of the history of different arts from different cultures.


  1.   Salvatore Mendy - Leonardo da Vinci artist - $ 469.7 million
  2.  Interchange - artist Willem de Kooning - $ 324 million
  3. Card players - Paul Cézanne - $ 284 million
  4. When will you get married ? - Paul Gauguin - $ 227 million
  5. Number 17A - Jackson Pollock - $ 216 million

 Art paintings spread throughout the world, whether ancient or modern, are a product of the art of painting. Drawing is considered one of the most important, oldest and oldest art at all, and it is a visual expression of many of the meanings of life that the painter finds. Which, in turn, transmits it to us by photographing it, and some of these paintings now have become a historical monument. 


Many countries hold museums of the most famous and oldest paintings, and many people flock to buy such a painting because of its great artistic value. There are many artists, especially the old ones, who left behind a huge and invaluable artistic legacy now. The prices of that tablet are in the millions, and some of them exceed millions to reach the surface of billions. 


Whereas, the painters of that tablet could not have anticipated the resounding success that this tablet has now reached. In the coming lines, we will quickly review the photos and names of the most expensive paintings in the world. We'll also offer a quick overview of the owners and the circumstances in which the painting was painted.


Names of the most expensive paintings in the world


There are many galleries belonging to a number of artists known to many people. There are some tablets whose fame exceeded the fame of their owner, and by themselves became a source of fame and pride and a witness to history as well. 

The "Mona Lisa" or as it is called "The Mona Lisa Da Vinci" is one of the most famous paintings now that adults and children know. Rather, it is known to those interested in the world of art, or even to those not interested, as that painting imposed itself on public taste and public and private squares.

 This painting also bears the title of the most expensive painting in the world, as its price was at least one billion dollars.


It is now in the Louvre Museum in the French capital, Paris, and that painting was previously stolen, specifically in 1921. Many researchers are confused about why this painting is so unique with this great luck of fame.


The cry of suffering to the most expensive and famous painting;


The "Scream" is one of the most famous paintings on suffering. It is a member of the expressive family of the artist “Edvart Monk”, and it dates back to 1893.

 It depicts a suffering and tormented figure standing in front of a bloody red sky. Billionaire Leon Black also bought the painting from auction for an amount of $ 120 million.


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