Phillips had a tough time at its 20th century and contemporary art sale tonight. Ten lots went unsold (seven were bought in and three withdrawn), including a heavily promoted wood combustion painting by Alberto Burri (est. $10 million—15 million); a “Gray Painting” by the historically reliable market star Christopher Wool (est. $4 million—6 million); and the catalogue’s cover lot, a Jackson Pollock painting once owned by Nelson Rockefeller (est. in the region of $18 million),
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