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The Impossible Collection: The 100 Most Coveted Artworks of the Modern Era

12 December 2008, 03.40 | Posted in Art, Books & Magazines | No comments »

theimpossiblecollection book front The Impossible Collection: The 100 Most Coveted Artworks of the Modern Era

What masterpieces would you own if money was no object? That’s the question, and central premise, behind The Impossible Collection The Impossible Collection: The 100 Most Coveted Artworks of the Modern Era. Written by Phillipe Segalot and Frank Giraud, two famed art dealers, the book is their vision of the ideal contemporary collection. Work spans styles and genres, and when viewed together presents a unique and full picture of the modern and contemporary art landscape. While the practice of putting it all together might have considered a money is no object approach, owning the volume will cost $500. Then again, that tariff does make the Impossible just a bit tangible. From Assouline and Amazon The Impossible Collection: The 100 Most Coveted Artworks of the Modern Era.


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