Billionaire Jeff Bezos and his fiancé Lauren Sanchez took to their future dwelling in Miami, Florida, over the weekend to attend the coveted annual Artwork Basel occasion.

The artwork set up present, which ran from Friday, December 8 by means of Sunday, December 10, on the Miami Seaside Conference Heart, has lately develop into a week-long marathon of occasions, events, dinners, and model installations that appeal to the influencer varieties and the who’s-who of the artwork scene.

Earlier within the week, choose VIPs have been invited to preview among the 250 galleries of contemporary and modern artwork earlier than they have been open to the general public.

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Bezos and Sanchez have been noticed throughout VIP previews on Thursday alongside Marc Glimcher, the chief government of Tempo Gallery and a distinguished seller within the trendy artwork world. Glimcher gained mass notoriety within the artwork world in 2012 when he offered a portray to German visible artist Gerhard Richter at Artwork Basel in Switzerland for a cool $20 million.

Bezos and Sanchez have been internet hosting the FIRST Encourage Gala on the Loews Miami Seaside Resort, honoring Ursula Burns, CEO of XEROX, to profit youth in STEM.

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The pair fueled rumors that a purchase order might need been made, as Bezos is thought to be an enormous spender on artwork.

In 2019, he reportedly spent $70 million on two huge artworks — particularly Ed Ruscha’s “Hurting the Phrase Radio #2” (1964) for $52.5 million at Christie’s and Kerry James Marshall’s “Vignette 19” (2014) for $18.5 million at Sotheby’s.

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It’s unclear if the pair bought artwork on the occasion.

Bezos’ web price as of Monday afternoon was an estimated $172 billion.