Robb Report (Malaysia)

The Last Word

Who doesn’t love Most Expensive lists? If you know of some people who don’t, here are some conversati­on starters that may get them to change their minds.

- By marcus yew

The Most Expensive Paintings

Willem de Kooning’s abstract expression­ist masterpiec­e Interchang­e cost global investment firm Citadel’s CEO Kenneth C Griffin US$300 million (S$434 million). Edvard Munch’s The Scream fetched the highest price at auction, selling for almost US$120 million.

The Most Expensive Sculpture

Alberto Giacometti’s 1.8m tall L’homme au doigt (translated to Man pointing), was sold at auction in May 2015 for US$141.3 million, becoming the most expensive sculpture to be sold.

The Most Expensive House

A 27- storey skyscraper called Antilia, situated on Mumbai’s glitzy Altamount Road, is valued at upwards of US$1 billion. Its 37,161sqm size means it costs US$2,500 per square metre. Which is peanuts to the owner, billionair­e Mukesh Ambani.

The Most Expensive Home on Wheels

This US$3 million baby is covered in gold and features a rooftop terrace, full-length sunroof, pop-up cocktail bar, hand-cut wooden floors... need we go on? You can finally take your palace with you wherever you go.

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