Saara Pritchard, an art adviser, was visiting a friend in Miami when a painting in the bedroom caught her eye. Bordered in silver leaf, it was a close-cropped, black-and-white image of John F. Kennedy ...

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“[Drysdale’s] decision is monumental for the world because it says if it passes through New York City, the court will retain jurisdiction, no matter where it goes,” Dowd told The Post. The ...

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Discover where her story intersects with New York City art history! While chasing her dream of being a curator, Valland worked as an unpaid secretary—secrétaire bénévole—at the Jeu de Paume.