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    Andy Warhol, "Mao" 1974Larry Gagosian, a shadowy, lynx-like lord of the art world, is known for his commercial savvy and aversion to publicity. "He's sort of a combination of a corporate raider, a dark lord, Peggy Guggenheim, and a railroad magnate", observed Jerry Saltz in Sarah Douglas's profile of Gagosian in the spring issue of Intelligent Life.

    In the face of a recession, the man does not mince words (or take prisoners). This is part of a message he sent his staff in November, according to Flash Art online:   read more »


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