“In the meantime it remains true that there is no business like the art business. In its more speculative aspects today's art market may resemble the stock market, but there is one important difference. There is nothing like the Securities and Exchange Commission to keep a watchful eye on the buying and selling, the advertising and the promoting of art.”
Wraight’s The Art Game both teaches and entertains. It tells you how, if you work at it, you can find your own place in the art scene among the often seedy cast of industry characters.
New York: Simon and Schuster, 1966. First printing (stated). Hardcover. Octavo. 224 pages. Dust jacket in fair condition and in protector. Boards with some edge wear and bumping to corners. Binding tight and square. Old bookseller price penciled on end papers. Slight foxing on fore edge. Pages tanned. Nice copy.
