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One of the most generous and forward-looking options available to collectors planning for the future of their collections is donating

The traditional summer season might be coming to a close, but the L.A. local knows that the true SoCal summer

The media attention generated by the Italian government’s acquisition in February of a rare Ecce Homo and Saint Jerome in

Here’s something every parent writing a tuition check this month should consider: in a survey of 1,000 U.S. hiring managers

(Editor’s note: This article was originally published in October of 2023.) Between 1942 and the early 2000s, “campus art museums

In the winter of 1935, a Connecticut sailor named Paul Sperry watched his cocker spaniel cross a sheet of ice

I have a confession: I am a planner. I don’t do spontaneous. I only “follow my gut” or “rely on

To be a collector of any kind—fine art, jewelry, watches, cars, memorabilia, fossils, design—is to be a steward of cultural

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