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dealer-critic system: a standalone construct

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Sociology of art

the market structure in which dealers and critics, rather than an academy and its salon, sustain painters' careers by promoting their whole body of work.

In sociology of art, dealer-critic system refers to the market structure in which dealers and critics, rather than an academy and its salon, sustain painters' careers by promoting their whole body of work. This meaning comes from White (1965) in Canvases and careers.[1]

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References

White, H. C. (1965). Canvases and careers. University of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226894874

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