Chinese artwork sells for record price of $77m
The Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) painter Wu Bin's long scroll Ten Views of a Fantastic Rock was sold for 512.9 million yuan ($76.6 million) at the 15th Anniversary Celebration of Beijing Poly Auction on Sunday, marking the highest auction price for ancient Chinese artworks.
Ancient Chinese calligraphy works and paintings were fetched a total price of 1.08 billion yuan during the day's auction events.
![Part of Ming Dynasty painter Wu Bin's long scroll entitled Ten Views of a Fantastic Rock.[Photo provided to China Daily]](http://img2.chinadaily.com.cn/images/202010/19/5f8d3bcfa31024adbd9ac705.jpeg?x-image-process=style/xs-webp)
![Part of Ming Dynasty painter Wu Bin's long scroll entitled Ten Views of a Fantastic Rock.[Photo provided to China Daily]](http://img2.chinadaily.com.cn/images/202010/19/5f8d3bcfa31024adbd9ac708.jpeg?x-image-process=style/xs-webp)
![Part of Ming Dynasty painter Wu Bin's long scroll entitled Ten Views of a Fantastic Rock.[Photo provided to China Daily]](http://img2.chinadaily.com.cn/images/202010/19/5f8d3bcfa31024adbd9ac70b.jpeg?x-image-process=style/xs-webp)
![Ming Dynasty painter Wu Bin's long scroll entitled Ten Views of a Fantastic Rock.[Photo provided to China Daily]](http://img2.chinadaily.com.cn/images/202010/19/5f8d3bcfa31024adbd9ac70e.jpeg?x-image-process=style/xs-webp)
