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When Matthew Skic, the Museum of the American Revolution’s curator of exhibitions, visited New York collector Judith Hernstadt last summer, he noticed a small ink drawing on the wall over her desk.
The artist's market was once red hot, but auction results in recent years have been disappointing. The post Sterling Ruby’s New Paintings Sold for $550,000 Each at Frieze New York. Are They Worth That? appeared first on Artnet News.
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William John Kennedy had special access to the artists at the birth of their careers. The post ‘Lost’ Photos of Andy Warhol and Robert Indiana Go on View in London appeared first on Artnet News.
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Lana del Rey, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lorde are fellow singer-songwriters who used art as a romantic metaphor. The post From Taylor Swift to Lana Del Rey—the Musicians Nodding to Art History in Song appeared first on Artnet News.
Gio Ponti Triennale Armchairs, $117,900 CHICAGO – Among the starring lots at the Wright Design sale on March 28 was this pair of Gio Ponti lacquered wood, upholstery, and brass Triennale armchairs dating to 1951. The design is one produced for ISA (Industria Salotti e Arredamenti), the luxury furniture firm. To achieve the effect of […] The post Gio Ponti Triennale Armchairs lead our five auction highlights appeared first on Auction Central News.
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