from The Magazine ANTIQUES, March/April 2012 | Downsizing-a midlife rite of passage common to those whose offspring have grown up and moved out-is not a contingency that his friends would have ever dreamed possible of the abundance-loving Paul F. Walter, the New York connoisseur renowned for the scale and quality of his pathbreaking collections, which have run the gamut …
The American Wing gets ready to soar: Renovation and Refinement
Emerging from a much-needed remake, the Met’s American decorative arts galleries and period rooms shine as never before
Indiana Modern
The fate of the landmark Miller House
in Columbus, Indiana, hangs in the balance
Red, white, and Tiffany blue
Generations and regenerations of White House decor
The real Menil
On the most admired collector of the second half of the 20th century