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Rare Clyfford Still from Artist’s Late Period Expected to Fetch $17 M. at Phillips
Just several dozen Still paintings are still held privately.
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A New Clyfford Still Documentary Explores the Life and Work of the Enigmatic Abstract Expressionist
A new documentary about Clyfford Still offers an intimate portrait of the Abstract Expressionist, who was as principled as he was pugnacious.
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Sotheby’s to Sell $25 M. Clyfford Still, Other Major Works from the Collection of Hunk and Moo Anderson
Moo Anderson died last fall, generating steep competition for who would sell her and her husband's collection.
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