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The Treasures of Lauren Bacall
The late star's most prized mementos are up for auction this monthArtwork, prints, jewelry, furniture and more collectibles belonging to Oscar-winning actress Lauren Bacall will be auctioned this month by Bonhams New York. The eclectic collection filled numerous homes the actress once owned, including a country house in Amagansett and a Manhattan apartment overlooking Central Park. Among the range are ... More -
The Treasures of Lauren Bacall
The late star's most prized mementos are up for auction this month -
The Most Beautiful Things in the World Today
A collection of beautiful luxury purchases, travel destinations, design elements and moreFrom an ancient cave in Vietnam to a gorgeous glass and concrete home on the Mediterranean coast of Spain, beauty lies in all corners of the world. Below, see exquisitely crafted home décor, stunning accessories, must-visit travel destinations and more beautiful things. Portraits of WomenPeter Lindbergh’s new photo ... More -
“Follow Me” Throughout the World
Photographer Gray Malin's newest project is pure escapism in the form of an art installationGray Malin, the fine art photographer whose work has been printed on everything from Orlebar Brown trunks to Sperry Top-Siders, is quite literally a master of escapes. Over the years, the Los Angeles-based shutterbug has become known for his bird’s-eye-view travel photos that stretch from the beaches of Greece ... More -
On Display: Richard Nonas
A museum-quality post-minimalist sculpture exhibition hits New YorkNew York-based artist Richard Nonas finally gets the reception he deserves this month at Fergus McCaffrey Gallery with the opening of his new self-titled solo exhibition. Though the artist's earthy, natured-based work has sometimes slipped through the cracks of enthusiasts in favor of more recognizable names like Richard Serra and ... More -
Photo Finish
A world-class collection of vintage and modern work finds its ideal setting -
Curator’s Keep
A peek inside the serene, cerebral home of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Harold KodaOn an afternoon in early spring, Harold Koda, the curator in charge of the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, left his office and went home. It’s a New Yorker’s dream to be able to walk to work, and the pre-war Park Avenue apartment that Harold Koda shares with ... More -
24 Hours in NYC: An Illustrated Guide
Bon vivant, reporter and man-about-town Anthony Haden-Guest is a veteran of New York City nightlife. Here, he illustrates outtakes from 24 hours in his go-go, glamorous existence -
Pop Shop
The sprawling Manhattan studio of the world's most famous—and most expensive—artist seems like an enchanted place, thanks to the million-dollar decor and a phalanx of assiduous attendants. But, as Jeff Koons reveals, making all that magic isn't easy -
Picture Perfect: Inside Faith Kates’ Art-Filled Apartment
The modeling mogul knows beauty—at work and at home. Take a closer look at her impressive collectionMany people have perks at their jobs, but perhaps only Faith Kates can say hers was Marilyn Monroe. Renowned photographer Bert Stern had fallen out of favor with the fashion industry when Kates, the founder and owner of top agency Next Model Management, booked him for a job. ... More
