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This small exhibition of letters, leases, photographs, invoices, posters, and other ephemera marks the tenth anniversary of seminal New York City art dealer Richard Bellamy’s death, and the opening of his papers in the Museum of Modern Art’s archives. But, sadly, it is unlikely to change the spectacularly small amount of attention now given to Bellamy.
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|This small exhibition of letters, leases, photographs, invoices, posters, and other ephemera marks the tenth anniversary of seminal New York City art dealer Richard Bellamy’s death, and the opening of his papers in the Museum of Modern Art’s archives. But, sadly, it is unlikely to change the spectacularly small amount of attention now given to Bellamy.
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