:43:01
Sold for $2,800,000.
:43:05
That's for number 176.
:43:08
Your next lot is number 12.
Lot 12, the Renoir.
:43:12
Mr. Taft, I'd like to ask
a few more questions about the Deardon.
:43:16
I'm pursuing an elusive painting...
:43:18
I'm sorry to bother you. Excuse me.
:43:24
A colleague of mine
received some documents...
:43:27
related to art underwriting
by Seaboard Fidelity Company.
:43:30
Please, I'm busy.
:43:32
Not as many Deardons
were destroyed in the fire...
:43:34
as previously thought.
:43:37
$1,300,000.
:43:39
Gentleman's bid at $1,300,000.
:43:41
- I have $1,300,000 on the left.
- Go to $1.8.
:43:45
$1,400,000. I have $1,400,000.
:43:49
I have $1,400,000. Now 5.
:43:53
Five, $1,500,000.
The gentleman at the back.
:43:55
$1,500,000. Now 6.
:43:56
I carried Chelsea through the flames.
I saved her life.
:44:00
Everything else burned to the ground.
:44:05
That's it. Get out,
before I have you thrown out.
:44:08
- We're not making allegations...
- We know those paintings exist.
:44:12
We think you have them.
:44:16
If you repeat that allegation anywhere,
publicly or privately...
:44:20
I'll see you never practice law
in this country.
:44:22
That won't be necessary.
I apologize for Miss Kelly's allegations...
:44:26
but I do represent the DA's office.
:44:29
I'd like to see your business records.
:44:31
So if you cooperate,
we can avoid any further unpleasantness.
:44:34
You seem intelligent, Mr. Logan.
:44:36
Far too intelligent to risk a career...
:44:39
by meddling in legitimate matters
which aren't your concern.
:44:44
Am I making myseIf clear?
:44:46
Perfectly.
:44:49
You'll be subpoenaed in the morning.
:44:51
I want all your records
for the past five years:
:44:54
Shipping orders, inventories,
bills of sale, the works.
:44:57
Otherwise, a federal marshal
will confiscate them...