How Clyfford Still, For Better And Worse, Kept Iron Control Over The Market For His Paintings by Artsjournal1

"In 1951, the Abstract Expressionist stopped working with galleries and became his own dealer. He continued to paint for nearly three decades, retaining complete authority over his canvases' whereabouts: Until his death in 1980 at age 75, no one could purchase a Still on the primary market without going through the artist himself. This was […]

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