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To: marginmike who wrote (4040)	10/2/2002 1:45:06 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10157

The art market art market is no where near a bubble. Since I am an art dealer the market now is nowhere like the late 80's Oh is that right? My apologies then. I saw recently picasso's going for 50mm, about the peak for Picasso's in 89 I believe. This in itself was pretty tremendous because it was all Japanese clown bucks, then. Now it is closer to real money being USD I would presume. Anyway some high flying works like Lichtenstein are higher than they were then, I know. But maybe its like real estate, a bifurcated mkt. California real estate is higher than 89 and that was quite frothy, went right along with the art market. Then a crash, and subsequent recovery. Lizzie