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Shermans ‘prune’ 900-strong art collection

Posted on 13 August 20155 December 2017 by janeosullivan

Published in the Australian Financial Review, 6 August 2015

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Ah, art collections to die for.

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Posted in Art writingTagged 2015, Art, Art auctions, Art journalism, Art market, Art news, Art reporting, Gene Sherman, Newspapers, Philanthropy

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