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• The High acquired the work from Acquavella Gallery, a commercial gallery in New York.
• He is represented by Acquavella Galleries.
• For this reason, the chance of seeing 46 of them at the Acquavella Galleries is not to be missed.
• Acquavella Galleries of New York acquired the painting in the early 1970s, and then it was purchased by Simon Sainsbury in or around 1973.
• The painting has been exhibited only twice, at the Galerie Paul Rosenberg in Paris in 1936 and at Acquavella Galleries in New York in 1976.
• In May 2011, Damian Loeb debuted a new series of figurative paintings at Acquavella Galleries titled " Verschr鋘kung and the Uncertainty Principle ".
• But the public knew nothing of his artistic skills until 1980, when a one-man show of his artwork was held at Acquavella Galleries in Manhattan.
• His French townhouse in the manner of Gabriel at 18 East 79th Street, for J . Woodward Haven ( 1908 09 ) is now occupied by Acquavella Galleries.
• "' Acquavella Galleries "'is an art gallery located at 18 Fifth Avenues in the Upper East Side neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City.
• Selldorf designed gallery and exhibition spaces for Hauser & Wirth, Gladstone Gallery, Michael Werner, David Zwirner, Acquavella Galleries and Frieze Art Fair's Frieze Masters.
• Renoir's " Essai Garden at Algiers " ( 1881 ), which Wynn bought from Acquavella Galleries in Manhattan last year, failed to sell at all.
• In 2007 another pope painting by Bacon, sold by Ponti in 1991, was sold in a private deal brokered by Acquavella Galleries in New York for more than ?5 million.
• The gallery's inventory _ 2, 300 works by artists like Miro, Chagall and Dubuffet _ was sold for $ 143 million in 1990 to Sotheby's and the Acquavella Gallery.
• William Acquavella announced this week that Findlay, whose most recent job at Christie's was international director of fine arts, would become the director of the Acquavella Galleries on East 79th Street in Manhattan.
• Cezanne's watercolors are at Acquavella Galleries, the gallery prefers this name especially with the Cezanne Contemporary Art, Galleries, 18 East 79th Street, ( 212 ) 734-6300, through Nov . 24.
• In 2009, Fryns played a crucial role in organising Zeng Fanzhi s solo show at Acquavella Galleries in NY . He also conceived and edited the monograph on the artist, published by Hatje Cantz in 2009, including a text by Dr . Richard Shiff and introduction by Fryns.
• Hands down, the exhibition of 46 Cezanne watercolors at Acquavella Galleries in New York was the local gallery show of the year : a museum-quality display, which reminded everyone why Cezanne, who died at the beginning of the century, at the end of the century is still the most astonishing modern painter of landscape.
• In 2012, Picasso's " Femme Assise Dans un Fauteuil " ( 1941 ) to be offered at Sotheby s with a $ 20 million to $ 30 million presale estimate was damaged while in the care of Acquavella Galleries, according to a lawsuit filed in New York State Supreme Court by the insurer of its owner, Ted Forstmann.
• (Pierre Matisse Gallery, New York ); Mr . and Mrs . Tom May, Beverly Hills, by 1951; ( Frank Perls Gallery, Beverly Hills ); purchased 15 November 1954 by Mollie Parnis Livingston [ 1905-1992 ], New York; ( sale, Sotheby s, New York, 10 November 1992, no . 30 ); purchased through ( Acquavella Galleries, Inc ., New York ) by Kimbell Art Foundation, Fort Worth, 1993.
• If there were an overall prize for presentation, it should go, hands down, to the Acquavella Galleries, whose museum-quality display includes Miro's big, playful painted bronze, " Woman and Bird " ( 1967 ); " Jeannette IV " ( 1911 ), Matisse's great idiosyncratic bronze head of a woman, direct from the Matisse family, and Richard Diebenkorn's " Berkeley 17 " ( 1954 ), one of a series of paintings in rich pastel colors inspired by the desert of the American West.