10 May 2013
Investing in art takes a lot of money? No. And this is the proof:
The disappearance of Herb Vogel: farewell to the postman Collector.
At a time when contemporary art is often reduced to an auction record or a simple batch, in which the art market opens to finance and seems to be the place of the banquet only for greedy speculators, the story of Herbert Vogel is the poetic testimony that art can repay those who truly love. Yes, because Herb, as his friends call him, was not the classic American business magnate, but a simple postman son of a Russian immigrant of Jewish descent and was born in Harlem on August 16, 1922.
Follows...:
http://www.collezionedatiffany.com/la-scomparsa-di-herb-vogel-addio-al-postino-collezionista/
The disappearance of Herb Vogel: farewell to the postman Collector.
At a time when contemporary art is often reduced to an auction record or a simple batch, in which the art market opens to finance and seems to be the place of the banquet only for greedy speculators, the story of Herbert Vogel is the poetic testimony that art can repay those who truly love. Yes, because Herb, as his friends call him, was not the classic American business magnate, but a simple postman son of a Russian immigrant of Jewish descent and was born in Harlem on August 16, 1922.
Follows...:
http://www.collezionedatiffany.com/la-scomparsa-di-herb-vogel-addio-al-postino-collezionista/
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