1. Leonardo da Vinci "Salvator Mundi"
"Salvator Mundi" is one of Leonardo da Vinci's rare surviving works, and it has extremely high historical and artistic value. The painting showcases Leonardo da Vinci's exquisite painting technique, with delicate depictions of the characters' facial expressions and hands, creating a mysterious and sacred atmosphere. The use of color and light and shadow effects are also exemplary. The image of Jesus in the painting is unique and has an otherworldly temperament. The work combines scientific perspective and anatomical knowledge, showing Leonardo da Vinci's profound attainments in the field of painting. Created during the Renaissance, it is a product of the religious and cultural context of the time. Due to issues such as age and preservation conditions, the picture may have some degree of damage and traces of restoration. Leonardo da Vinci's "Salvator Mundi": 450.3 million
2. Picasso's Woman of Algiers (Rev. O)
Picasso's work presents a unique Cubist style, creating a new visual effect through the recombination of shapes and colors. The picture is full of movement and tension, showing a wealth of emotion and imagination. The unique perspective and deformation technique of depicting the characters break the traditional rules of painting. Influenced by the artistic trends of the time and the evolution of personal creative styles. For some viewers, this abstract and deformed style may be difficult to understand and appreciate. Picasso's Les Demos in Algiers (version O): 179.3 million
3. Modigliani "Nude Woman Lying on Her Side"
Modigliani's unique use of lines and colours creates a beautiful and feminine figure. The painting embodies his unique understanding and expression of the beauty of the human body, with smooth lines and soft colors. The figures are simple and expressive, showing an elegant and languid temperament. Influenced by the Parisian artistic atmosphere and the variety of artistic genres of the time. The style is relatively niche and may not be acceptable and appreciated by all audiences. Modigliani, "Nude Woman Lying on Her Side": 170.4 million
4. Francis Bacon, Portrait of Lucian Freud
Bacon's work is known for its strong expressiveness and emotional impact. Through rough brushstrokes and distorted images, the painting profoundly reveals the inner world and mental state of the characters. The unique painting style and exaggerated treatment of the human image have a strong visual impact. It reflects the post-war artistic trend and Bacon's personal life experience and emotional experience. The picture may cause discomfort to some viewers, and the art style is more extreme. Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud's Portrait Study: 142.4 million
5. Jackson Pollock, No. 5, 1948
Pollock's work represents the peak of Abstract Expressionism, creating a free-spirited visual effect through drip painting. The picture is full of dynamism and vitality, showing the artist's creativity and inner emotional catharsis. The unique way of creation and unrestrained form of expression break the rules of traditional painting. Driven by the American art environment and personal artistic explorations of the time. Due to the abstract and random nature of the picture, it may be difficult for the viewer to understand the artist's intention and the connotation of the work. Jackson Pollock, No. 5, 1948: 140 million
6. Willem de Kooning, "Swap"
The painting embodies de Kooning's unique expressionist style, with intense colors and bold brushstrokes. The picture is full of movement and power, showing strong emotional conflict and exploration of human nature. Combining abstract and figurative elements creates a visual effect that is full of tension. Influenced by the atmosphere of the New York art scene at the time and the modernist ideology. For some viewers, the picture may seem too confusing and difficult to interpret. William de Kooning, "Swap": 300 million
7. Paul Cézanne, "The Card Player"
Cézanne's work had a profound influence on later modern art. The painting shows his unique understanding of form and structure, creating a serene and deep atmosphere through stable compositions and solid shapes. Focusing on the expression of the volume and space of the object, the color is thick and rich in texture. On the basis of Impressionism, he developed his own unique style. Relatively traditional expressions may not be as innovative as some contemporary works. Paul Cézanne, "The Card Player": 250 million
8. Gustav Klimt "Adele Bloch-Bauer I"
Klimt's paintings are known for their ornate decorative style and symbolist connotations. In this painting, the figures are beautiful and the decorative elements are abundant, showing a high artistic beauty and spiritual connotation. The use of a large amount of gold leaf and gorgeous colors creates an atmosphere of luxury and mystery. Influenced by the cultural and artistic atmosphere of Vienna at the time. It may be too decorative to a certain extent, and relatively weak in representing real life. Gustav Klimt, Adele Bloch-Bauer I: 135 million
9. Edvard Munch "The Scream"
The strong emotional expression and unique expression of "The Scream" have become a classic in the history of art. The anxiety and fear conveyed in the images are shocking and deeply reflect the uneasiness of the human heart. Distorted lines and vibrant colors create a striking visual effect. It is closely related to Munch's personal experience and the social environment of the time. The terrifying atmosphere of the picture may be uncomfortable for some viewers. Edvard Munch, The Scream: 119.9 million
10. Vincent van Gogh "Portrait of Dr. Gachet"
Van Gogh's distinctive brushstrokes and use of vivid colors reveal strong emotions. In this painting, the capture of the demeanor of the characters and the matching of colors reflect his outstanding artistic talent. The brushstrokes are thick and colorful, full of passion and vitality. It reflects Van Gogh's creative style and inner world in a specific period. Due to the instability of Van Gogh's personal mental condition, the work may show a certain instability and extremity in some aspects. Vincent van Gogh, Portrait of Dr. Gachet: 82.5 million