Tim Vitale wrote:
>
> A family member was married to Richard Pousette-Dart.  She
> sold a portrait of herself (Portrait of Lydia, at
> Butterfield & Butterfield in 1984) and would now like to
> know it whereabouts.  I have done the search on Metacrawler
> and found galleries who sell and exhibit.  Short of calling
> all on the list...
>
> Is there a method, on the web, to find the location of a
> particular painting sold at auction?
>
> Tim Vitale
> Preservation Associates
> 510-594-8277
> Emeryville, CA
>
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Hello,

I don't know if this will help, but artnet.com has a very large,
searchable database of auction sale information.  You might even try
calling them (212.497.9700), to inquire about whether their service
would be able to assist you in your search.  Good luck!

Judith Klein

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