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Christie's CEO Moves Up and Announces Successor, Bonnie Brennan
More turnover in the auction market as Christie's former CEO Guillaume Cerutti "transitions" to President of the Pinault Collection, but will also continue to serve as Christie’s Chairman of the…
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Contemporary Daguerreotype: Mirrors to the Future and the Past
By Alex Novak
Today's daguerreians find that in order to be successful they need to research 19th-century techniques and add 20th-century technology to avoid some of the dangerous side effects of…
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