London, UK - 23 July 2020. SothebyÕs present Rembrandt to Richter, a one-off auction and exhibition that spans over half a millennium of art history, unveiling over 70 works showcasing 500 years of art history at Sotheby's London. Paolo Uccello. Battle on the Banks of a River, Probably the Battle of Metaurus. Estimate £600,000-£800,000 (EMBARGOED for release until 9am BST 24 July 2020) Credit: Nils Jorgensen/Alamy Live News

London, UK - 23 July 2020. SothebyÕs present Rembrandt to Richter, a one-off auction and exhibition that spans over half a millennium of art history, unveiling over 70 works showcasing 500 years of art history at Sotheby's London. Paolo Uccello. Battle on the Banks of a River, Probably the Battle of Metaurus. Estimate £600,000-£800,000 (EMBARGOED for release until 9am BST 24 July 2020) Credit: Nils Jorgensen/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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