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By Andrew Russeth 7/20/11 2:11pm

Braque's 1953-54 La Treille demolished its $5-million high estimate at Christie's New York last year, selling for $10.16 million. Photo: Christies

Step Aside, Picasso: Acquavella Plans a Braque Retrospective

For each of the past three years, Gagosian Gallery has earned largely favorable reviews—and boatloads of attention—for its epic Picasso exhibitions, which have often been rich with loans from international museums and private collections. Now one of its secondary-market rivals, Acquavella Galleries, appears to be courting similar praise, announcing that it Read More

By Hilton Kramer 6/04/01 12:00am

Michaelangelo Big Toe Worth Trip to Morgan

When you enter the first room of Master Drawings from the Cleveland Museum of Art, which is currently on view at the Morgan Library, you know at once that you are in for an extraordinary experience. For you are straightaway confronted with the heroic age of Renaissance and Baroque draftsmanship-an age in which the most Read More

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Step Aside, Picasso: Acquavella Plans a Braque Retrospective

Michaelangelo Big Toe Worth Trip to Morgan

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