Eugene Schwartz: Collecting is the only socially commendable form of greed

Big truths come in small formats. Despite this booklet was written back in the seventies by Eugene M. Schwartz (1927-1995) following a lecture the brilliant copywriter and author delivered at the New York Cultural Centre, the contents of “Confessions of a Poor Collector: How to build a worthwhile collection with the least possible money” are still valid today. His suggestions on how to build a worthwhile art collection and just spend the least for it, make it the perfect vademecum for the contemporary art lover.

November 21, 2017