Contemporary Art, Part II by Sotheby's - front cover
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Contemporary Art, Part II

by Sotheby's

"Contemporary Art, Part II" by Sotheby's, published in 1987 in New York, is a trade paperback auction catalogue. It documents a 1987 auction featuring diverse contemporary artworks. The cover shows wear, with edge tears and creases, but the binding is intact. A valuable resource for collectors, it reflects the art market trends of the late 1980s.

$20.19$
Binding:Trade Paperback
Condition:Acceptable
1987
Sotheby's
Stock:1 available
SKU:A19-B4-KU-0110

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Condition Details

The catalogue is in fair condition with noticeable wear on the cover, including creases and edge tears. The pages inside are clean, though some have minor foxing. The binding is intact, ensuring the book remains usable for reference. There is no dust jacket, as typical for auction catalogues.

About This Classic 1987 Edition

This auction catalogue, titled "Contemporary Art, Part II," was published by Sotheby's in 1987 in New York. It features a comprehensive collection of contemporary artworks that were auctioned on May 5, 1987. The catalogue includes detailed listings of artworks from various owners, such as The Bank of New York and The Milwaukee Art Museum, highlighting the diverse provenance of the pieces. Sotheby's, renowned for its prestigious auctions, presents this catalogue as a valuable resource for art collectors and enthusiasts. The publication serves as both a historical record and a guide to the contemporary art market of the late 1980s. The book is in trade paperback format, showing signs of wear, particularly on the cover edges, but remains intact. This edition is a significant artifact for those interested in the art auction history and market trends of the period.

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