Brett Gorvy likes to keep his gets close to the vest. But today the NYTimes reveals that Christie’s will sell a Jean Dubuffet from the Paris Circus series in November:
The painting, “Les Grandes Artères” (1961) — which has resided in a private American collection since 1964 — is estimated at $15 million to $20 million. […]
“He’s incredibly undervalued for his overall position in art history, ” said Brett Gorvy, Christie’s chairman and international head of Post-War and Contemporary Art.
Art and Words Are Inseparable in the Sackner Collection (The New York Times)
