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August 2008 Table of Contents

Published: August 1, 2008
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Art+Auction: The All-Stars


Art+Auction: Charity Cases


Art+Auction: The Color of Money


Art+Auction: You Can't Take It with You

FEATURES
62 The All-Stars
It pays to know who’s who in the game of art finance. Here’s our guide to the MVPs. By Ernest Beck
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70 Charity Cases
As benefit art auctions boom, organizers scramble to keep up with demand. By Lindsay Pollock
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DEPARTMENTS
8 From the Editor
In determining the value of an extraordinary artwork, love is never far from the equation.
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13 The Color of Money
Economist Don Thompson tackles the art market in an exclusive excerpt from The $12 Million Stuffed Shark.
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20 The Pleasure Principal Speaking of art and money, Peter Plagens comes across an economic study that attempts to quantify the pleasure principal.
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A roundup of must-read titles about the art market. Read the Article
22 The Wise Men
A pair of ex-financiers who now trade art for a living offer their take on investing. By Sarah Douglas
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22 Robert Mnuchin Read the Article
24 Asher Edelman Read the Article
27 Taxing Matters
Behind the scenes of the insider art panel that advises the IRS.
By Judith H. Dobrzynski
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33 You Can't Take it With You
An estate plan for your art can prevent a nightmare for your heirs.
By Thomas and Charles Danziger
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39 The Greatest Temptations
Souren Melikian looks back at all the artworks he wishes he had bought during the past year.
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48 Going, Going, Gone In the art market, sometimes the deals that don’t happen are just as memorable as the ones that do.
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51 A Fund's New Dawn
The manager of Russia’s richest art fund gives a rare interview to Art+Auction. By John Varoli
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55 Anatomy of a Deal
The making and selling of the Estella collection sheds light on today’s market. By Judd Tully
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