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Artist's Retrospective and Auction Highlight Versatility and Market Value

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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A blockbuster retrospective of the artist at the Whitney Museum of American Art is currently underway. This event coincides with an online sale at Sotheby’s featuring a brass and glass coffee table designed by the artist in the late 1960s. The sale highlights the artist's experimentation with mediums beyond painting, including printmaking, sculpture, and furniture design. The table is part of the artist’s ‘Modern’ series, which utilized geometric Art Deco motifs.

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Why it matters

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The retrospective and the associated high-value auction demonstrate the artist's versatility and boundary-breaking approach to art making. The sale of the furniture piece sheds light on a rare part of the artist’s practice, offering collectors an opportunity to acquire pieces from the artist’s body of work.

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Who's involved

  • ROYThe American sculptor and metal artist whose work is featured in the retrospective and auction.
  • Whitney Museum of American ArtThe art museum hosting the blockbuster retrospective of the artist's work.

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  • ROY

    American sculptor and metal artist (born 1962)

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