A Keeper of the Treasure

The New Yorker
June 9, 1975

PROFILE of Betty Parsons, 75, N.Y. art dealer. The Betty Parsons Gallery is at 24 W. 57 St. Describes her 29-year history as an independent art dealer; the gallery's heroic period was in the late 1940's & early 1950's, when Pollock, Rothko, Still, & Newman exhibited there. By 1952, the artists' solidarity had deteriorated & the moved to different galleries. That the Parsons Gallery had & then lost so many of the masters of Abstract Expressionism has been variously interpreted... Tells about the artists she has discovered since. Parsons has shown primarily abstract painting & sculpture at her gallery. She is herself an artist, & an art collector.

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