A piece in the NYT this week asks what will happen to collection of the recently passed Sheldon Solow, which the paper estimates could infuse $500 million into the market.  “He was definitely of a generation who started when the art world was much smaller,’’ says David Norman, chairman of the Americas at Phillips. “They made their own choices and spoke with the great dealers of their era, but relied on themselves.”

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