PACE GALLERY'S 50th
The Pace Gallery’s 50th anniversary is a big deal for good reason—founder Arne Glimcher has fostered and influenced some of the most important artists of two centuries. Paul Laster with an exclusive interview.
David Heald
Homme et femme nus, August 18, 1971
David Heald
Blue-Green Painting, 1948
EllenPage Wilson / Courtesy The Pace Gallery
Woman II, 1952
Digital Image © The Museum of Modern Art / Licensed by SCALA / Art Resource, NY
Rebound Study, 1959
Courtesy of Ellsworth Kelly
Woman of Venice III, 1956
David Heald
Figure décorative, 1908 (cast 1930)
David Heald
La Metafizyx, August 1950
Courtesy CNAC / MNAM/Dist. Réunion des Musées Nationaux / Art Resource, NY
Iago's Mirror, 2009
Kerry Ryan McFate / Courtesy The Pace Gallery
Henry VIII, 1999
Hiroshi Sugimoto, courtesy The Pace Gallery
SP115, 2010
Robert Wedemeyer, courtesy the artist
Untitled (Pins), 2004
Kerry Ryan McFate / Courtesy The Pace Gallery
Sherpa, 2008
Joshua White / Courtesy The Pace Gallery
Comrades, 2006
Kerry Ryan McFate/ Courtesy The Pace Gallery
Jeune fille et sa Suite [1.5 intermediate maquette], 1969
Courtesy The Pace Gallery
Giant BLT (Bacon, Lettuce and Tomato Sandwich), 1963
Ellen Page Wilson / Courtesy The Pace Gallery
Number 19, 1951
G.R. Christmas/ Courtesy The Pace Gallery
Three Flags, 1958
Geoffrey Celements, courtesy Whitney Museum of American Art, New York
Erased de Kooning Drawing, 1953
Paul Hester
Girl with Ball, 1961
çourtesy The Pace Gallery
Fanny / Fingerpainting, 1985
John Back / Courtesy The Pace Gallery
untitled (for A.C.), 1992
Bill Jacobson / Courtesy The Pace Gallery
Untitled, 1993
Ellen Page Wilson / Courtesy The Pace Gallery
Morning is Breaking, 2006
Ellen Labenski / Courtesy The Pace Gallery
Lilith, 1994
Ellen Page Wilson / Courtesy The Pace Gallery
