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Sociology of art

the sequence by which modern artists gain fame, moving from recognition by peers to critics, then dealers and collectors, and finally the wider public.

In sociology of art, four circles of recognition refers to the sequence by which modern artists gain fame, moving from recognition by peers to critics, then dealers and collectors, and finally the wider public. This meaning comes from Bowness (1989) in The conditions of success.[1]

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Bowness, A. (1989). The conditions of success. Thames and Hudson. ISBN 9780500550212

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