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via Lindsay Pollock - art market views:
For rent sign at 1040 Madison Avenue
A ground-floor space on the corner of 79th and Madison, long occupied by Asian art dealer E & J Frankel Ltd, has been cleared out and is hung with a for rent sign.
The gallery’s website gives no indication whether the gallery is moving or has closed.
The gallery was founded 42 years ago in 1967 by Edith and Joel Frankel.
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