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Not surprisingly, the newest vessels command the highest prices.

Of the original six, it is Mr. Husain, Mr. Raza and Souza who command the highest prices at international auctions.

Waterside homes, off Third Avenue or in Malba, command the highest prices — $1 million or more if they are new.

The ones of the Stones - which command the highest prices - are uniformly awful, while his most recent work of the Royal Ballet dancers is surprisingly graceful and delicate.

The picture is further darkened by a "trophy-hunting" trend towards killing the largest bears – older males which command the highest prices.

What You'll Pay Three-family attached brick houses built in the 1960's command the highest prices, averaging $850,000, brokers say.

But the first impression does not always command the highest price.

Often an early edition will command the highest price: the artist was there supervising the printer, making sure the proper colors were used.

Today a work by Claude Monet or Pierre-Auguste Renoir commands the highest prices.

Among living artists, the 79-year-old German painter Gerhard Richter commanded the highest prices.

Works by Ms. Bourgeois, known for her spider sculptures, already commanded the highest prices for a living female artist.