Joanna
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On Feb 2, 2012, at 9:53 PM, Jordan Hayes wrote:
>> "He didn't like the fact that everything has become so corporate. ..."
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> Do you think he means like it was in the time of the Medicis?
A bit about that from Wall Street:
> This little survey of financial innovation would be incomplete without notice paid to the ease with which nearly anything can be absorbed into the circuit of money. On shutting down his family’s 172-year-old London art dealership, Charles Leggatt observed, “When I started in art, what mattered was being able to spot a good picture. What counts now is to have a first-class financial brain. What I came into was the art trade; what I am leaving is a financial service” (ARTnewsletter 1992).
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