ganzes造句

• Thereafter the Ganzes bought heavily and very well in all periods of Picasso.
• The Ganzes were willing to take risks that less talented collectors would not have.
• The Ganzes are estimated to have netted revenue of $ 183.8 million.
• The Ganzes bought the painting straight from Rauschenberg for $ 11, 000 in 1967.
• The Ganzes were an especially private couple.
• Yet he often talked to mutual friends about the Ganzes, asking what they had bought.
• The Ganzes bought the painting in 1980 from Ted Ashley, for $ 250, 000.
• On a Saturday in November 1968, the Ganzes were doing their usual tour of Manhattan galleries.
• The Ganzes, pre-eminent 20th-century modern art collectors, owned dozens of Picassos.
• At the time the Ganzes were buying paintings by Johns and Rauschenberg, other collectors were, too.
• But the Ganzes did not purchase these works as icons or as emblems, or as totems of wealth.
• Because the art was first rate and the Ganzes were considered art-world heroes, everything fell into place.
• The Ganzes were studious in their love of art, diligently instructing themselves, devoting Saturdays to visiting exhibitions and galleries.
• Once Picassos grew too expensive, the Ganzes began buying works by Johns and Rauschenberg, many of which were fought over.
• In every case the Ganzes worked as equal partners and showed a degree of discrimination that was much admired by museum professionals.
• Once Picassos grew too expensive, the Ganzes began buying the work of Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg, many of which were fought over.
• Without regard for wowing society or profiting from their investment, the Ganzes seem to have astonished the art world, and posterity as well.
• But it is important, while viewing these works, to imagine the very eye of the Ganzes themselves, the cohesive force behind this fraternity of artworks.
• The Ganzes accumulated works by Jasper Johns, Eva Hesse, Robert Rauschenberg, Frank Stella, Mel Bochner and other artists whom the couple championed and befriended.
• It is worth remembering something the Ganzes surely knew _ that difficulty is one of the qualities that allow a work of art to keep its voice over time.