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No fewer than two dozen artists smashed records at the May post-WWII and contemporary art auctions in New York. Lucien Freud's "Benefits Supervisor Sleeping" sold for $33.6 million to make Freud the priciest living artist.

Last updated July 03 2008: 12:23 PM ET
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