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References
Richard L. Greene,
President of the Board, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art Curatorial
Staff of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco Fine Arts Department,
Butterfields, San Francisco and Los Angeles James Willis Gallery, San
Francisco Stephen Wirtz Gallery, San Francisco Dimondstein Tribal
Arts, Los Angeles Sharon Twigg-Smith, The Contemporary Museum,
Honolulu
Recently completed estate
appraisals of note
Robert Duncan & Jess, San Francisco, CA
Sam Tchakalian, San Francisco, CA
Jean-Pierre Hallet, Malibu, CA
Jonathan Paul Cobb, San Francisco, CA
Peter Voulkos estate,
Berkeley, CA
Moses Lasky estate, San Francisco, CA Mort
Dimondstein estate, Los Angeles, CA Dwight Strong estate, San
Francisco, CA Kurt Land remainder estate, San Francisco,
CA Elio Benvenuto
estate, San Francisco John Gutmann estate, San
Francisco
Selected major donations to
museums
Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, major gifts of Bay Area figurative art; a Tchelitchev drawing; and a suite of lithographs by Salvador Dali.
Guggenheim Museum, New
York, major contemporary sculpture.
Seattle Art Museum, two major
contemporary artworks.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art, major
contemporary sculpture.
Honolulu Academy of Art, a large collection
of contemporary and ethnographic art.
San Francisco Museum of Modern
Art, a large collection of contemporary prints.
Achenbach Foundation
for Graphic Arts, San Francisco, important contemporary prints and works
on paper.
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, from the estate of Leroy
Cleal, Pre-Columbian and modern Latin American paintings and
sculptures.
Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco, from the estate of
John Gutmann, important African and other ethnographic art.
Lowe
Museum, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL, important African
art.
Bowers Museum of Cultural History, Santa Ana, CA important
ethnographic art.
Hearst Art Gallery, St. Mary's College, Moraga, CA,
important African and other tribal and contemporary art.
Oakland
Museum of California, major contemporary paintings, decorative art, and
sculpture.
Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for the Visual Arts at
Stanford University, a collection of Pre-Columbian jades and important
African art.
Consultant and expert
witness for court cases involving the market and evaluation of
Pre-Columbian, Tribal, Modern and Contemporary Art.
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