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At Peter Marino’s Foundation, Centuries of Art History Devilishly Collapse into Each Other

Marino pays attention to prices, certainly, but has little interest in being told what he ought to want. “I don’t really care what other people think,” he said. When dealers tell him an artist is “really hot,” he dismisses it as sales talk. “They should be selling shoes.”

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Marino pays attention to prices, certainly, but has little interest in being told what he ought to want. “I don’t really care what other people think,” he said. When dealers tell him an artist is “really hot,” he dismisses it as sales talk. “They should be selling shoes.”

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According to ARTnews’s source item, At Peter Marino’s Foundation, Centuries of Art History Devilishly Collapse into Each Other, Marino pays attention to prices, certainly, but has little interest in being told what he ought to want. “I don’t really care what other people think,” he said. When dealers tell him an artist is “really hot,” he dismisses it as sales talk. “They should be selling shoes.”

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