On my morning crosstown walk from Grand Central Terminal to the Hearst Tower, I usually weave through Rockefeller Center, where I pass by the headquarters of Christie's. It owns half a city block of display windows, in which, as the department store of billionaires, it exhibits blown-up posters of the trophy art it has assembled for each auction scheduled on the calendar. In anticipation of this month's postwar and contemporary sale, which concluded last night, an impressive selection of the lat...
On my morning crosstown walk from Grand Central Terminal to the Hearst Tower, I usually weave through Rockefeller Center, where I pass by the headquarters of Christie's. It owns half a city block of display windows, in which, as the department store of billionaires, it exhibits blown-up posters of the trophy art it has assembled for each auction scheduled on the calendar. In anticipation of this month's postwar and contemporary sale, which concluded last night, an impressive selection of the lat...
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