Table of Contents

* Three Days That Rocked the Art World (February 2527, 1970) * The Struggle (190345) * The Triumph (194555) * Recognitions (195563) * Dollar Signs and Question Marks (196368) * The Price (April 1968February 1969) * The Last Year (FebruaryOctober 1969) * The Last Monthsthe Final Pressures (October 1969February 24, 1970) * February 25, 1970 * Odds Out ... And to the family of the deceased... (FebruaryOctober 1970) * Dealers Choice (FebruaryJune 1970) * Much Fanfare and Some Suspicions (October 1970May 1971) * An Unveiling: The Dummy Uncovered (JuneNovember 1971) * Maneuvers (November 1971June 1972) * Misalliances (May 1972March 1973) * The Free-for-all and the Referee (January 1973February 1974) * The Trial: Phase OneSelf-Dealing? (FebruaryMay 1974) * The Trial: Phase TwoThe Master Dealer (JuneAugust 1974) * The Defense140 Different Trials (AugustOctober 1974) * Press Clips from the Gallery: Aftermyths of the Trial and the Long Wait (December 1974December 1975) * The Decision (December 18, 1975) * Kate Rothko and the Notion of the Double Whammy (December 26, 1975October 1976) * Questions of Perspective * Postscript: Echoes of Rothko

About the Author

Lee Seldes, a former writer for Newsweek, Barron's, The Village Voice, and Esquire, and the only journalist to cover the entire Rothko trial, has substantially updated her definitive account to examine: the recent lives of key participants, including Frank Lloyd's criminal conviction the ways in which the highly publicized trial over Andy Warhol's estate echoed the Rothko verdict and the fate of the paintings for which Rothko lived,and died.