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The PaineWebber art collection
The PaineWebber art collection

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The Paine-Webber art collection, housed in the Paine Webber offices in Manhattan, is home to one of the greatest private collections of contemporary art. Never before publicly exhibited or publishe...

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Richard Diebenkorn Ocean Park Paintings Rizzoli Gagosian Gallery Publications
New York Collects
New York Collects

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Matisse
Matisse

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Henri Matisse
Henri Matisse

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Matisse, image into sign
Matisse, image into sign

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Artists choose artists II.
Artists choose artists II.

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Matisse in the Cone Collection
Frisson
Frisson

By Jack D. Flam, Norman L. Kleeblatt, Robert Storr, Elizabeth A. T. Smith, Amy Rahn, John Elderfield, Eleanor Nairne, Catharina Manchanda, David Anfam, Michael Brenson, Catherine Grenier, Martin Harrison, Jeffrey S. Weiss, Sanford Hirsch, Bruce Guenther, Carter E. Foster, Carol Vogel

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Seattle art collectors Richard E. Lang and Jane Lang Davis were frequent visitors to New York City in the 1970s and early 1980s when they collaboratively built their collection, filling their home...

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