Multiple outlets report that a portrait by painter Lucian Freud depicting his muse Sue Tilley is expected to sell for a major sum at auction. The Winnipeg Free Press says the painting could fetch about $47 million, while The Independent places the estimate at roughly £35 million. Both accounts identify Sue Tilley as the subject of the work and describe her relationship with Freud as life-changing, casting her as a central figure in the story behind the painting. The reports treat the artwork as a high-value piece tied to Freud’s late-career prominence and collecting demand for his portraits. They also frame the expected sale price as an auction estimate rather than a confirmed result. Aside from differences in currency and specific valuation figures, the sources agree on the core facts: the painting is by Lucian Freud, Sue Tilley is the sitter, and the work is expected to realize tens of millions of dollars/pounds at sale.