Best painting sold for Rs 450 crore

 The painting, created by a British artist in Lockdown, sold for Rs 450 crore, using 1,065 paint brushes and 6,300 liters of paint.

Covid-19 created the painting to raise funds for children suffering from the epidemic

The 17,000-square-foot painting was named 'The Journey of Humanity'

Best painting sold for Rs 450 crore

The world's largest canvas painting was auctioned at a charity auction in Dubai for 62 62 million, or Rs 450 crore. The Journey of Humanity is one of the most expensive works of art in the world. This painting was created by British painter Secha Jeffrey. He created the painting to raise funds for children affected by the Kovid-19 epidemic. He has used 1,065 paint brushes and 6,300 liters of paint color.

The 17,000-square-foot painting is titled "The Journey of Humanity." It is about the size of a basketball court. Search estimated the cost of the painting to be માં 30 million, but he is happy to receive more than the expected amount. Dubai businessman Andre Abdon agreed to pay double the price of the painting at an auction charity on Monday.

The Guinness World Record for the world's largest art canvas is set in the name of the artwork. Painted at The Palm Hotel in Dubai.

The story behind creating artwork is more interesting

The British artist was trapped in Dubai last year after a lockdown caused by the Coronavirus. “I wanted to do something different during the lockdown,” said Sacha Jeffrey. I had to help people. It took 7 months to complete such a large painting. The buyer of Jeffrey's artwork said in a statement, "Investment and love."

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“I’ve always wanted to help kids,” Jeffrey said. I didn’t have a meal to eat when I was younger. Right now I get two tank meals. We should definitely help others. Parts of Jeffrey's painting were on display during the auction. The painting is currently housed in the Lela Heller Gallery in Dubai.

Before this, the most expensive artwork i.e. digital artwork has been auctioned for Rs 508 crore. Although this art is not available in physical form, everyone was surprised to see such a large auction.