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FEATURES
160 [Husbands and] Wives
Women artists have often taken a backseat to their famous partners, but that’s changing. By Carol Kino
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168 Rocket Woman
One year into her stint at Sotheby’s, Lisa Dennison is thriving—and curating on the side. By Sarah Douglas
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172 Razzle-Dazzle!
For dealers trying to liven up the art-fair experience, every booth’s a stage. By Sarah Douglas
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178 The Perfect Antidote
Guillaume Houzé has made it his mission to reinvigorate the French art scene. By Amy Serafin
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184 Welcome to the Bazaar
Buyers and sellers are jockeying for position in the marketplace for Orientalist paintings. By Nina Siegal
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DEPARTMENTS
18 From the Editor
A tip of the hat to the rule breakers and miracle workers who move the art world forward.
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22 Contributors
Checking in with some of the talented people whose work graces our pages this month.
35 In the Air
45 Movers+Shakers
49 Conversation With...
Royal Academy director Charles Saumarez Smith talks about being popular—and contemporary. By Robert Ayers
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57 The Reporter
69 Datebook
82 In the Studio
Painter Daniel Richter synthesizes high and low culture in his sensuous figural works. By Dorothy Spears
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95 Souren Melikian
Reevaluation was rampant at the Old Masters sales in July, as new attributions led to high sale prices.
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108 Obsessions
A Chicago-based former print dealer avidly acquires memento mori from many eras. By Jori Finkel
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115 Lee Mindel
Modern ceramics are small-scale sculptures that can play a powerful role in animating a space.
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121 Jewelry+Gems
127 Brothers in Law
When it comes to choosing fine-art insurance, it pays to be informed. By Charles and Thomas Danziger
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131 Books
141 Fall Wine Guide
Appreciating the pleasures of the grape is all the sweeter with our guide. By Peter Hellman
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157 Opinion
A veteran dealer reflects on the future of the fine English furniture trade.
By Clinton Howell
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MARKETFILE
195 Artist Dossier
Prints of Henri Cartier-Bresson’s street photography are scarce, so prices for portraits and other works are on the rise. By Jean Dykstra
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203 The Gameplan
Portrait dealer Philip Mould aims to take miniatures from the market’s fringes to the mainstream. By Bridget Moriarity
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205 In Brief
207 Auction Reviews
Sales totals were high at Monaco’s jewelry, watches and modern art auctions—but so were buy-in rates.
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216 Databank
Viva España
On the occasion of the annual Christie’s Arte Español sale in Madrid, a look at the top-selling Spanish artists of all time.
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