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Now under guidance of its fifth generation, James Graham & Sons is the oldest family-owned gallery in New York (and one of the oldest in the United States), dating back to 1857. Starting out in lower Manhattan and making its way uptown, the gallery settled on 67th Street in 2007, attracting interest … read more
While on a special envoy, Swedish-born Diplomat Raoul Wallenberg saved the lives of thousands of Jews being persecuted in Hungary at the time of the Holocaust. In 1945, the courageous humanitarian was declared missing, and to this day the cause is subject to speculation. Raoul has been given many honors … read more
Established in 1975, Kapoor Galleries is one of the few galleries in New York specializing in ancient Indian and Himalayan art, dating mostly between the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Walking inside, I was greeted by Sanjay, the fourth generation to join this family business that found its roots … read more
Smiling, a lovely woman said “I just saw your window, and had to come in.” She was intrigued by the beautiful hat display at Susan van der Linde’s current location on 67th Street. She walked around, flirting with a few different styles before finding her way out, promising to return. “It is fantastic … read more
Aaron gallery was founded in 1923 Paris by Jean Aaron. Just after World War II, it was taken over by her son, Didier, and formally renamed Didier Aaron. This 67th Street location was opened in 1977. Dating between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries, the gallery’s art is comprised of paintings, … read more
