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GPS Becomes S&P

November 18, 2011 by Marion Maneker

Carol Vogel makes note of Frank Giraud’s decision to make a change:

After 10 years and many landmark deals, Giraud, Pissarro, Ségalot, the private dealers, will disband in the spring. In a telephone interview Franck Giraud, a partner, said that once he finished commitments he had made to collectors, he would “explore all kinds of ideas both inside the art world and out.”

Inside Art: C’est Tout (New York Times)

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