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George Morrison's Abstractions Head to New York on the Strength of a Record Year

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Bockley Gallery is bringing George Morrison's abstract paintings to Independent 20th Century in New York, placing the artist in front of a fresh circle of collectors. The presentation follows a year in which Morrison's market set new records at auction, a shift the artist did not see during much of his career. For a painter whose prices are only now catching up to the work itself, a booth at a New York fair puts that recognition in full view.

With reporting from Artnet News.

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