7 May

97050701.db   Chronosomatic Man circle/square studies
97050702.db   Chronosomatic Man plane of the present studies
97050703.db   Chronosomatics, male/female
97050704.db   Chronosomatics, temple and Altes Museum plan
97050705.db   Chronosomatics, St. Peter's Square oval tondo
97050706.db   Chronosomatics, male/female BC/AD
97050707.db   Chronosomatics, circle/square year calculation
97050708.db   Chronosomatics, yin-yang I-Ching Janus

museumpeacekeepers
2002.05.07

art bu$ine$$
2002.05.07     1072h

Re: TOO MUCH ELECTRICAL ENERGY IN ART ???   1323p
2003.05.07 07:46

Re: artists that deal with originality and/or unoriginality?
2005.05.07 10:41   1662o
2005.05.07 12:43   1662o
2005.05.07 12:47   1662o

Re: artist's who are against digital technology   1662o
2005.05.07 10:51

[sic]   0300
2017.05.07

photography
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2017.05.07 14:25




97050701.db

2002.05.07
art bu$ine$$
When you read The Andy Warhol Diaries it becomes very evident how much money/value mattered to Warhol. Besides all the entries of expense records for tax records, there is the interesting case when fashion designer Stephen Spouse (sp) went bankrupt. At the auction of the Spouse holdings were a pair of Spouse portraits by Warhol, and Warhol made sure that the value of the portraits did not drop because of a low bid at auction by buying (back) the portraits himself (via one of his employees). And in general the auction prices of Warhol works was always watched by Warhol very carefully.
Warhol died a very, very wealthy man/business.

2003.05.07 07:46
Re: TOO MUCH ELECTRICAL ENERGY IN ART ???
What is it about people that actually think they can hold bubbles?



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