Workers adjust the lighting above a self portrait by Kang Hung Koo during a media preview for Christie's Hong Kong autumn auction, in Hong Kong, China, on Wednesday, Nov. 21. 2007. At London and New York auctions, works by contemporary artists like Jeff Koons are fetching more than Monets and Rembrandts. In China, though, it's the paintings and ceramics of long-dead artists that command top billing
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