The WSJ’s Kelly Crow has written an expansive profile on Sotheby’s recent reshuffling, noting the departure of at least 14 ranking specialists, and the auction house’s attempts to reshape its business under Amy Cappellazzo, the chairwoman of of the auction house’s new fine-art division. “The issue is we need to look like an art business, not an old-fashioned auction house,” Cappellazzo says.
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