Christie’s has announced that it will offer a selection of works from the Emily and Jerry Spiegel collection for its May sales in New York.  Highlights include a Christopher Wool piece estimated at $20 million.  “The Collection of Emily and Jerry Spiegel is one of the great examples of visionary collecting in Post-War America,” says Alex Rotter, the auction house’s Post-War department chair.  “They successfully combined threads of Pop, Minimalism and photography with cutting edge contemporary to form a collection that conveyed a deep representation of post-war art.”

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