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The 74 pages that link to Art market, each with the reason it gives.

• Art forgeryNarrower topic: Demand for scarce, prestigious works creates incentives for deceptive attribution.

• Young British ArtistsNarrower topic: Collectors and commercial galleries helped turn YBA visibility into high-profile market success.

• Guerrilla GirlsNarrower topic: The collective's challenges extend from museum display to the market's unequal recognition and valuation.

• Jean DubuffetNarrower topic: The commercial success of outsider art complicates Dubuffet’s critique of cultural institutions.

• Charles SaatchiNarrower topic: His acquisitions and sales show how a powerful collector can affect artists' visibility and prices.

• Bernard BerensonNarrower topic: His attributions could alter a painting’s price and market standing.

• Damien HirstNarrower topic: Hirst's prices and sales make the market part of his public identity.

• Sotheby'sNarrower topic: Sotheby's is a major intermediary in the international art market.

• Women in the artsNarrower topic: Prices, representation, and collecting practices influence women artists’ visibility and financial security.

• Elmyr de HoryNarrower topic: Demand for famous names and imperfect scrutiny created opportunities for de Hory’s dealers.

• Richard PrinceNarrower topic: High prices for works based on existing images sharpen questions about artistic value and ownership.

• Yayoi KusamaNarrower topic: Record-setting sales and commercial collaborations reveal the scale of Kusama’s global market presence.