Laura de Coppet and Alan Jones

The Art Dealers

The Art Dealers

A 1984 book of interviews with influential art dealers by Laura de Coppet and Alan Jones

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“Ripping through this 1984 book of interviews with art dealers, from old guard Peggy Guggenheim and Betty Parsons to the next wave of Paula Cooper and Mary Boone. Fascinating to see how the early art world of downtown was so shaped by women. Prescient and fascinating to read how our current market was presaged by the punk approach of this period.”
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