It's a sharp drop from last year.

The word "pass" was heard many times during a sale that generally lacked momentum.

Some of the largest Roman mosaics found in 50 years were unearthed at the site last year.

The wall, known as the Londinium, were built around 2,000 years ago.

Monet once wrote to his wife, bemoaning the lack of steam and smoke in the air, things he claimed "excite the inspiration a little."

Michaela Yearwood-Dan emerged as the auction's star, with one painting selling for 18 times its low estimate.

The 80,000-item archive includes handwritten lyrics, personal letters, costumes, and more.

The sculpture by Mark Jenkins has previously caused a stir.

The victim was reportedly in critical condition on Sunday.

In a fairly concise auction, the only major pass was a Peter Doig painting that was expected to make at least $4 million.