- Manifesto
(1/27/97)
- The State of The City (5/5/01, updated
9/13/01, 9/28/01, 11/22/01, 8/17/02, 12/27/02, 12/13/03, 7/03/04, 1/10/05,
2/18/05, 7/04/05, 9/2/07, 3/13/09, 9/25/17 and 4/8/20)

- One World Together At
Home, a two-hour video special on the coronavirus and the World Health
Organizations with memorable performances in their homes by Paul
McCartney, the Rolling Stones, Jennifer Lopez, Stevie Wonder and others
hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, Charles Colbert and Jimmy Fallon (4/19/20)
- Jean Nouvel's "SuperTall" at 53rd West 53rd Street was
"decapitated" by Amanda Burden but remains best of city's new
"SuperTalls" (4/8/20)
- JPMorganChase plans to replace its extremely handsome,
700-foot-high tower at 270 Park Avenue, once the spectacular headquarters
of Union Carbide, designed by Skidmore Owings Merrill, and incredibly not
a designated city landmark, with a 1,200-foot tower (2/25/18)
- Lady Gaga sticks it at the
Stevie Wonder Grammy gala (2/18/15)
- The Bloomberg Adminstration's plans to signficantly
upzone the Midtown East area around Grand
Central Terminal is preposterous! (10/8/12)
- St. Vincent's
Hospital agrees to take $240 million from the Rudins
for its "east campus" and $110 million from the North Shore
Hospital-LIJ, which will convert the Edward and Theresa O'Toole Center to
a medical facility (3/10/11)
- Tentative agreement announced for revised
development plans for Ground Zero
(3/25/10)
- St. Vincent's Hospital announces it is closing most of its
services after Mt. Sinai Hospital withdraws partnership offer
(1/27/10, updated 3/27/10 and 4/7/10 and 4/8/10 to report that Bill Rudin says redevelopment plan for its site is not
dead)
- Six preservation organizations in the city file
amici curiae brief questioning Landmarks Preservation Commission's
"hardship" ruling to demolish O'Toole Building at St. Vincent's
Hospital (11/5/09)
- Landmarks Preservation Commission votes 8 to 3 to approve design
of St. Vincent's Hospital planned tower to replace the O'Toole Building
(3/13/09, updated 6/10/09 when revised plan for Rudin
residential tower is presented, and 7/09/09 to reflect commission's final
approval of residential tower shortened to 203 feet)
- Aby Rosen presents the Landmarks Preservation with second revised
design by Sir Norman Foster for 980 Madison Avenue but it asks him to try
again (1/16/09)
- Albert C. Ledner and
Frederic Schwartz have collaborated on an interesting design of new tower
to rise over Ledner's landmarked O'Toole
Building that St. Vincent's Hospital wants to demolish
(7/16/08, updated 1/7/09 to reflect submission by the hospital to the
landmarks commission of a boxy "alternative" to its lenticular,
or curved, hospital building plan)
- The Second Battle of 980 Madison Avenue
(6/29/08)
- Dismantle the O'Toole Building at St. Vincent's Hospital and
erect its facades like a prow in the triangular block just to its south
and then build the new hospital tower.
(6/4/08, updated 6/17/08 and 10/30/08 when Landmarks Preservation
Commission voted 6 to 4 to approve demolition of O'Toole Building)
- Frank O. Gehry's revised design for new
downtown tower (6/3/08)
- The MTA Yards Fiasco: Tishman
Speyer and agency at impasse and Tishman Speyer
drops Helmut Jahn and now all major Far West
Midtown projects appear in limbo (5/9/08)
- Preservation Commission ponders 14-story,
mid-block building planned at 746 Madison Avenue
(1/27/08, updated 6/17/08)
- Extell
has the best of the five proposals to redevelop the MTA yards on the West
Side of Manhattan, although Brookfield has a few good buildings
(12/29/07, updated 1/2/08, updated 1/9/08 for criticisms by Hudson Yards
advisory community committee, updated 3/26/08 when MTA picks the worse
plan, which was submitted by Tishman Speyer,
updated 5/9/08 when MTA, incredibly, says it has reached an impasse with Tishman Speyer, which has dropped its plan by Helmut Jahn)
- Boldness at last on West 53rd Street: Jean Nouvel's
75-story, mixed-use tower for Hines
(11/22/07, updated 3/14/08 and 4/9/08, 4/19/08 and 9/10/09 to reflect
City Planning Commission's surprising decision to lower the project's
height by 200 feet to 1,050 feet)
- Save the Hotel Pennsylvania
(10/27/07, updated 10/31/07 to reflect the 6-to-1 vote by the Landmarks
Committee of the local community board to recommend that the hotel be
designated an official city landmark, and updated 11/8/07 to reflect the
vote of the full board to recommend designation, updated 12/10/07 to
reflect support for landmark designation by the Historic Districts
Council, updated 2/24/08 to reflect decision of landmarks commission not
to consider designation, updated 4/8/08 to reflect statement by Vornado
that it hopes something good will happen and that Hotel Pennsylvania did
better in 2007 than in 2006); updated to reflect the July 14, 2010
approval of the City Planning Commission of Vornado's plan for a 1,190
skyscraper on the site despite the fact that Chair Burden had recently
"decapitated" 200 feet over a Jean Nouvel
tower a mile north for interfering with the Empire State Building, and
also updated to include excepts from a March 1919 article praising the
hotel in The Architecture Review and updated 8/13/10 to reflect letter
from owner of Empire State Building to City Planning Commission challenging
Vornado's environmental impact statement and updated August 25, 2010 to
reflect the approval, with the very strong backing of the mayor, of the
Vornado plan by the land-use committee of the City Council by a vote of
19 to 1, and updated 9/3/10 to report on Henry J. Stern's column at
huffingtonpost.com on Vikki Barbero's very
cogent attack on City Council's decision to approve Vornado plan.)
- St. Vincent's Hospital plans new hospital in curved tower on site
of the intriguing and nautically styled O'Toole Medical Center and
residential redevelopment of most of its buildings east of Seventh Avenue
(10/14/07, updated 1/1/08 to reflect report by The Villager on
"alternative plan" presented by members of the community,
updated 2/23/08 and 4/1/08)
- 980 Madison Avenue: A Very Proper Preservation Battle
(11/3/06, updated 1/1/08 and updated 5/14/08 when revised design is
published)
- The unveiling of the designs for three of the five major towers
to be built by Silverstein Properties at Ground Zero
(9/26/06)
- Frank O. Gehry's Lower
Manhattan skyscraper for Forest City Ratner
(9/25/06)
- Add-On Architecture, Sir Norman Foster's Hearst Building on
Eighth Avenue (7/26/06)
- Diller Scofidio + Renfro's
"electronic welcoming mat" at Lincoln Center is another
travesty (6/30/06, updated 6/14/08, updated with pictures
3/27/10 and updated 5/25/10, and updated 6/10/10 reflect closing of new
slanting grass roof for repairs and updated 7/30/10 to note Renfro's
description of his firm's "striptease" of Alice Tully Hall, and
updated 9/2/10 to note Diller's new "blades" and her desire to
make the center more inviting than "just something made out of
stone")
- Diller Scofidio + Renfro's design for
Alice Tully Hall and the North Plaza at the Lincoln Center for the
Performing Arts should be aborted
(11/27/05, updated 3/20/09, 7/2/09 and 3/27/10 with pictures)
- The General Theological Seminary's plans in Chelsea
(11/25/05, updated 9/29/07 and 12/3/10)
- Sir Norman Foster designs very tall, very slim tower at 610
Lexington Avenue with air rights from Seagram Building
(11/23/05)
- Three important New York City projects by Enrique Norten on view at the Museum of the City of New York
(7/11/05)
- David Childs's new design for the Freedom Tower
(6/30/05)
- Landmark Lunacy: Proposed designation of post-demolition Paterson
Silk Building on Union Square (4/4/05)
- The unveiling of the new design for the Freedom Tower at the
World Trade Center site (12/20/03)
- The 8 Finalist Designs for the World Trade Center Memorial
(12/7/03, updated 1/7/04 with announcement of Michael Arad's revised
design as the winner)
- Central Park at 150 (8/1/03)
- The Rape of Huntington Hartford's 2 Columbus Circle
(4/5/03, updated 1/8/04, 3/11/05 and 7/16/05)
- The Second Group of Official Plans for the World Trade Center
site (12/26/02, updated 2/23/03 when Libeskind
and Think team designs selected for further refinement)
- Searching for universal truths a year after 9/11/01, a symposium
at the Metropolitan Museum of Art sponsored by The Virtue Foundation, by
Michele Leight (10/17/02)
- Lower Manhattan Development Corporation names six new architectural
teams for redevelopment of the World Trade Center site and The City
Review lists the city's 50 most historical important monuments
(10/2/02)
- Commiseration on the first anniversary of the 9/11/01 terrorist
attacks is led by President Bush (9/11/02)
- New York magazine presents plans for the redevelopment of ground
zero by seven different architects
(9/10/02)
- The New York Times Magazine presents its own plan for the
redevelopment of ground zero and Lower Manhattan
(9/8/02, updated 9/10/02)
- A stronger Lower Manhattan is needed, not a new sports stadium in
midtown (9/2/02)
- The Austrian Cultural Forum designed by Abraham Raimund (8/21/02)
- The six new World Trade Center redevelopment schemes
(7/17/02, updated 7/27/02, 8/7/02 and 8/17/02)
- Which Future for Ground Zero?, a
call for a national design competition, by Eli Attia
(6/20/02)
- Climate Change and the Global City
(4/21/02)
- The city is about to lose a fine pavilion at the Morgan Library by
Bartholomew Voorsanger but it has just gained
another one by him at The Asia Society
(3/26/02)
- The new tower on Eighth Avenue of The New York Times
(3/24/02, updated 3/4/07, 2/2/08)
- Leadership: Calm at the Helms
(10/22/01, updated 12/5/01)
- An End to Innocence: The Terrorist Attacks of September 11, 2001
(9/12/01, updated 9/13/01, 9/15/01, 9/22/01, 9/28/01, 9/29/01)
- An eyewitness account of the World Trade Center attacks
(9/30/01)
- New York City on December 7, 1941 by Christopher Gray
(9/30/01)
- Plazas and Privately Owned Public Spaces
(12/16/00)
- The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum's proposed Frank Gehry project for the East River waterfront in Lower
Manhattan (9/26/00, updated 11/30/00, updated 12/31/02)
- The Battle of Carnegie Hill: The Preservation of an unattractive,
one-story Citibank Building at 91st Street and Madison Avenue
(9/26/00, updated 3/30/31, 11/23/01, 5/25/02 and 4/2/03)
- Alterations
To The Rotunda At The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
(4/18/00, updated 10/27/00)
- The Too-Short Second Avenue Subway
(9/21/99, revised 12/5/99)
- Trump's As-of-Right Tower Slights The United Nations
(9/14/99, updated 9/28/99, 9/11/00, 3/20/04 and 1/8/08)
- The Museum of Modern Art Expansion
(4/19/98, updated 1/2/12)
- The Pedestrian Prerogative (12/26/97,
updated 1/13 , 1/14 and 3/11/98)
- The Butchered Lobby (11/25/97, updated 3/14/98)
- The
new Children's Zoo (9/27, updated 11/30/97)
- Down To The Sea In Chips (7/18/97, updated
10/10/97, 12/6/97, 1/15/98 and 1/31/98) Look out
Las Vegas!
- Books & Co. (4/26/97, updated, sadly,
6/2/97 and 7/18/97, 4/13/99 and 5/27/02)
- Ellis Island's Future (4/24/97, updated
6/16/97, 9/30/97, 5/28/98 and 1/22/00)
- Ferry Portals Let's try one more time
in Manhattan (4/20/97, updated 1/13/98)
- The New Governors Island (3/28, updated 5/7,
7/18, 12/2, 12/5, 12/6, 12/20/97, 6/19/98, 1/31/99, 9/2/99, 1/5/00 and
4/1/02)
- Riverside South Travesty (3/1, updated 10/4/97)
- Where's Humpty-Dumpty? The New Coliseum
Fiasco (2/8, revised 4/27, 6/7, 7/27 and 9/30/97, 1/31/98 and 7/30/98)
- Who's Minding the Store? (1/27/97, revised
8/24/98, 1/3/01, and 2/22/04 and 3/20/04 to reflect remodeling by Louis
Vuitton, 3/2/07)


- Criteria (1/27/97)
- Introduction (1/27/97)
- The Best and the Worst (1/27/97)
- Fifth Avenue (5/9/98,
updated 12/29/99, 9/11/00)
- The Pierre & Sherry Netherland hotels
(5/29/98, updated 12/29/07)
- The Metropolitan Club (5/30/98, updated
4/1/08)
- The Plaza Hotel (5/22/98, updated 3/11/00,
8/15/04, 2/25/05, 10/2/07 on occasion of its centennial celebration,
12/30/07, and reviews of the Oak Room, 2/15/09, and 3/24/10 for second
reopening of the Palm Court, and 12/26/10 to note article on
superintendent's apartment, and a large food court in the basement with
the best pizza in the city and very good Lobster Roll 4/8/20)
- The
G.M. Building (5/22/98, revised 8/24/98, 6/17/99 and 7/24/99,
updated 11/12/99, 6/25/03, 12/20/04, 3/11/05, 10/1/05 and updated
7/13/06 to reflect unfortunate recladding of tower's base and
replacement of plaza with the bland Apple store beneath the nice glass
Apple cube)
- Bergdorf Goodman
(5/24/98, updated 12/29/99, 12/25/03 and 8/9/15)
- 745 Fifth Avenue
(5/23/98, revised 8/24/98)
- The Crown Building (5/25/98, revised 8/24/98,
3/11/00, and updated 4/8/20 reflect the Oko
Group's conversion of the building into an Arman Hotel and 22
condominium apartments)
- Tiffany Building (7/24/98, 8/24/20)
- Trump Tower (5/23/98, 6/18/99, 7/19/99,
9/27/00, 12/16/00, 2/22/04 to reflect reopening of Asprey
store, updated 1/11/08 to reflect Gucci storefront, 8/9/15)
- Corning Glass Building at 717 Fifth Avenue
(1/9/99, updated 4/22/99)
- 712 Fifth Avenue
(5/23/98, updated 12/16/00)
- The Coca-Cola Building at 711 Fifth Avenue (12/31/98)
- St. Regis Hotel (5/23/98, revised 8/24/98,
4/18/05, 3/16/06 and 8/9/15)
- Peninsula Hotel (6/6/98, updated
5/8/08)
- University Club (1/9/99, updated 7/9/18 to
comment on its horrorific and abominable
replacement of a canopy with a modern and inappropriate entrance
marquee)
- Takashimaya Building (7/24/98, updated
7/13/2010 to reflect article on its pending sale to Thor Equities that
plans to destroy its very elegant Post-Modern facade on the avenue)
- 689 Fifth Avenue
(11/1/98)
- St. Thomas Episcopal Church (1/2/99,
updated 8/9/15)
- 666 Fifth Avenue
(11/1/98, updated 5/27/02, updated 1/16/09 to reflect Bloomberg article
on building's depreciation, updated 8/9/15 to reflect store changes and
updated 4/6/18 on reported buyback of Vornado's interest in building
that the Kushners had outrageously and obsenely commissioned Zaha
Hadid to replace with a SuperTall.)
- Cartier's (6/19/98, updated 11/30/03)
- Olympic Tower (7/24/98, updated 10/27/98,
3/4/07 and 1/15/08)
- St. Patrick's Cathedral (5/23/98)
- Rockefeller Center (5/23/98, updated 4/22/99,
12/30/03, 3/11/05, Top of the Rock update 6/30/06, 3/4/07, 1/14/09 and
LoLA4/29/12 to reflect admission to Top of the Rock observatory had
soared to $25 an adult, and 4/18/20)
- Saks Fifth Avenue and the Swiss Bank Tower
(12/31/98, updated 3/4/07)
- The Swiss Center (formerly the Goelet
Building) (12/31/98, updated 1/14/09)
- 580 Fifth Avenue
(1/2/99)
- Fred F. French Building (12/31/98, updated
6/6/06)
- Former Manufacturers Hanover Bank building at
510 Fifth (12/13/98, updated 11/2/09 to note Curbed.com
item on its "big box opportunity," amd
3/10/10 to note New York Post article on Vornado being interested in
building and its air-rights and on 11/4/10 to note Ada Louise Huxtable's
Wall Street Journal column lamenting the removal of the building's
artworks, and 2/1/11 to note Historic Districts Council's testimony in
favor of designating building's interior a landmark and 2/16/11 to note
the designation of the interior as an official city landmark and
4/20/11 to note commission's approval of Vornado plan to create two new
entrances on Fifth Avenue)
- 500 Fifth Avenue (Salmon Tower)
(1/17/99)
- New York Public Library (11/1/98, 7/19/99 and
updated 12/29/07)
- 461 Fifth Avenue
(6/8/96)
- Republic National Bank Building
(6/6/98 updated 3/11/00 and 3/4/07)
- 425 Fifth Avenue (2/2/08)
- The Lord &
Taylor Building at 424 Fifth Avenue at 38th Street that was acquired by
Amazon in 2019 (8/27/20)
- 420 Fifth Avenue
(1/18/99)
- The Empire State Building
(7/17/20 with info on refurbished observatories)
- 325 Fifth Avenue (6/29/08)
- Madison Avenue (5/24/98)
- 667 Madison Avenue (11/19/98)
- 650 Madison Avenue (1/9/99, updated 4/22/99)
- 590 Madison Avenue (the former IBM Building)
(5/30/98, updated 12/16/00, 7/19/03, and 7/10/06 to show how much bamboo
has shrunk in the atrium, and 6/15/08 to show even more shrinkage)
- The Sony Building (the former A.T.&T. Building)
(6/4/98, updated 9/26/00, 12/16/00 and 4/8/20)
- 535 Madison Avenue (1/17/99, updated 8/9/15)
- 527 Madison Avenue (1/2/99)
- 520 Madison Avenue (1/2/99, updated 3/4/07)
- The former Look Building at 488 Madison Avenue
(12/13/98, updated 7/27/20 when it was landmarked)
- The New York Palace Hotel
(12/31/98, updated 8/9/15 to reflect facade cleaning)
- 444 Madison Avenue (1/9/99, updated 6/8/09)
- 383 Madison Avenue (7/1/02)
- Roosevelt Hotel (1/10/99)
- Park Avenue
(5/24/98)
- Trump Park Avenue, formerly the Delmonico Hotel (1/2/99,
updated 8/14/03, 8/15/07 and 8/6/09 to show how rooftop additions
compromised architectural integrity)
- 500 Park Avenue (11/21/98)
- 499 Park Avenue (12/13/98)
- Ritz Tower (1/2/99)
- 450 Park Avenue (11/19/98)
- 432 Park (4/17/20)
- Seagram Building (11/1/98, updated 4/28/03,
3/28/06 and 7/2/20)
- Lever House (11/1/98, updated
3/28/06)
- Racquet & Tennis Club and Park Avenue Plaza
(1/2/99)
- 345 Park Avenue (1/2/99)
- Waldorf Astoria Hotel (11/1/98, updated
12/25/03, 12/10/07, 2/16/09 and 6/11/19 when Anbang
announced its renovation will have 375 condo apartments and 350 hotel
rooms)
- 270 Park Avenue (1/9/99, updated
7/19/03 and 4/18/18)
- 230 Park Avenue, The Helmsley Building
(6/8/98, updated 1/6/08)
- The Metlife Building (the former Pan
Am Building) (6/13/98, updated 10/24/01 and 7/19/03)
- Grand Central Terminal
(11/1/98, updated 7/31/99 and 7/20/03)
- 45 Park Avenue (2/8/08)
- Lexington Avenue (5/25/98)
- The Avenue of the Americas
(12/13/98)
- 57th Street (1/9/99,
updated 12/29/99)

§ The rakish "SuperTall"
at One Vanderbilt Avenue obscures some vistas of The Chrysler Building and its
base looks like Jaws trying to swallow Grand Central Terminal (7/11/21)

- Introduction (3/12/00, updated 12/29/07)
- Fifth Avenue
- Sherry-Netherland Hotel
(5/29/98)
- The Metropolitan Club (5/30/98)
- Pierre Hotel
(5/29/98, updated 12/29/07)
- 800 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- The Knickerbocker Club at 2
East 62nd Street (8/23/02)
- 810 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 812 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 817 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02, updated 1/6/08)
- 820 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02, updated 4/25/08)
- 825 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 828 Fifth Avenue, the former Edward Berwind house
(9/27/02)
- 834 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02, updated 12/21/06 to note Rupert Murdoch's purchase of the
penthouse, 9/29/07 and 12/30/07)
- 838 Fifth Avenue
(6/9/09)
- Children's Zoo (11/30/97)
- Congregation Emanu-El
(8/21/02)
- 4 East 66th Street
(1/19/02)
- 2 East 67th Street
(1/19/02)
- 857 Fifth Avenue
(12/30/07)
- 860 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 870 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 875 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 880 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 2 East 70th Street
(1/19/02)
- 900 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02, updated 11/20/08)
- 907 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02, updated 7/31/10 to note Daily News article on Huguette Clark,
a 104-year-old heiress who owns a 42-room apartment in the building)
- 910 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 920 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 923 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 927 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02, updated 12/11/04 over the "eviction" of Pale Male, a
red-tail hawk)
- 930 Fifth Avenue
(4/21/09)
- 936 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 944 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- The Commonwealth Fund Building at 1 East 75th
Street (8/26/02)
- 945 Fifth Avenue
(6/16/09)
- 950 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02, updated 8/4/07)
- 952 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 956 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 960 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 965 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 969 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- The New York University Institute of Fine Arts
at 1 East 78th Street (8/26/02)
- The two Stanford White mansions at 972 and 973
Fifth Avenue (8/27/02)
- The Ukrainian Institute at 2 East 79th Street
(8/26/02)
- 980 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 985 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 988 Fifth Avenue (1/19/02)
- 990 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 991 Fifth
Avenue, the American Irish Historical Society (12/28/20)
- 993 Fifth Avenue
(2/8/08)
- 995 Fifth Avenue, the
former Stanhope Hotel (2/8/08)
- 998 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02, updated 5/31/03, 12/24/07 and 7/9/18 to insert history of its
cornice restoration)
- 1001 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- The Metropolitan Museum of Art
(5/13/99)
- 1009 Fifth Avenue
(8/26/02, updated 1/15/09, updated to reflect its purchase by Carlos
Slim for about $44 million)
- 1010 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1016 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1020 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02, updated 8/15/07)
- 1025 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1030 Fifth
Avenue (4/4/11)
- 1035 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1040 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1045 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1048
Fifth Avenue, the Neue Gallery (12/28/20)
- 1049 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1050 Fifth Avenue
(4/27/08)
- 1056 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1060 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02, updated 12/10/07)
- 1067 Fifth Avenue
(2/2/08)
- 2 East 88th Street
(1/19/02)
- 1080 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02, updated 3/20/09 to reflect addition of large curved window on sidestreet)
- Church of the Heavenly Rest
(8/22/02)
- The National Design Museum, originally Andrew
Carnegie residence at 2 East 91st Street
(8/27/02)
- The Convent of the Sacred Heart School,
formerly the Otto Kahn mansion (8/26/02)
- 1107 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02, updated 6/14/08)
- The Jewish Museum at 1109 Fifth Avenue
(8/26/02)
- 1115 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1120 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1125 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1130 Fifth Avenue, the former Willard Straight
mansion (8/26/02)
- 1133 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1136 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02, updated 2/3/18)
- 1148 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1150 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1158 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1165 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- 1170 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- The
Guggenheim Pavilion of Mount Sinai Hospital at 1190 Fifth Avenue
(1/26/21)
- 1200 Fifth
Avenue (1/26/21)
- 1215 Fifth Avenue
(1/19/02)
- Museum
of The City of York at 1220 Fifth Avenue (1/28/21)
- Museum
of El Barrio at 1230 Fifth Avenue (1/30/21)
- 1255 Fifth Avenue
(4/03/09)

- 680 Madison Avenue
(12/20/08, updated 10/26/10 to note its full conversion to rental
apartments by new owners)
- The Hermès Store, originally the Louis Sherry
Building, at 691 Madison Avenue (8/27/02)
- The Leonori at 26 East
63rd Street (9/7/02)
- The Verona at 32 East 64th Street
(9/03/02)
- Tower proposed at 746 Madison Avenue
(1/28/08)
- 27 East 65th Street
(9/07/02, updated 7/5/04)
- 45 East 66th Street
(9/03/02)
- 15 East 69th Street
(9/07/02)
- St.
James Episcopal Church at 866 Madison Avenue at 71st Street
- The Ralph Lauren store, originally the Gertrude
Rhinelander Waldo residence, at 867 Madison Avenue
(8/27/02)
- 888 Madison
Avenue at 72nd Street, the Ralph Lauren Women's Flagship in Manhattan
(12/15/20)
- 19 East 72nd Street
(9/3/02)
- 31 East 72nd Street
(9/07/02)
- The Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church at 73rd
Street (8/27/02)
- 20 East 74th
Street (12/17/20)
- 14 East 75th Street
(9/21/02, 12/17/20)
- Whitney
Museum of American Art (10/19/10)
- 30 East 76th Street
(9/21/02, 12/17/20)
- 980
Madison Avenue, the former Parke-Bernet
Galleries Building (12/25/20)
- Hotel Carlyle at 35 East 76th Street
(8/28/02)
- The
Mark Hotel at 25 West 77th Street (1/3/21)
- Carlyle House at 50 East 77th Street
(9/04/02)
- Charles House at 40 East 78th Street
(9/07/02)
- 31 East 79th Street
(9/03/02)
- 40 East 80th Street
(9/07/02)
- 45 East 80th Street
(9/21/02)
- La Residence at 1080 Madison Avenue
(9/07/02)
- 25 East 83rd Street
(9/23/02)
- 30 East 85th Street
(9/03/02)
- 35 East 85th Street
(9/09/02)
- 12 East 86th Street
(9/03/02)
- 25 East 86th Street
(9/09/02)
- 49 East 86th Street
(9/21/02)
- 21 East 87th Street
(9/07/02)
- 19 East 88th Street
(9/09/02)
- 17 East 89th Street
(9/21/02)
- Graham House at 22 East 89th Street
(9/23/02)
- 45 East 89th Street
(9/04/02)
- 14 East 90th
Street (4/5/11)
- 21 East 90th Street
(9/04/02)
- 15 East 91st Street
(9/21/02)
- 47 East 91st Street
(1/11/20)
- Carnegie Hill Tower at 40 East 94th Street
(9/23/02)
- Squadron A Armory ruins and Hunter College High
School (9/26/02)
- The Queenston at 16 East 96th Street (1/11/20)
- 21 East 96th
Street (1/11/20)
- Mount
Sinai Hospital (1/20/20)

- 510 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 515 Park Avenue (7/27/02,
updated 1/14/08)
- Christ Church at 520 Park Avenue
(8/22/02)
- 520 Park
Avenue (12/14/20)
- 521 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 525 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 535 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 550 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 555 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 563 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- The Colony Club at 564 Park Avenue
(8/23/02)
- 565 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 570 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- The Beekman at 575 Park Avenue
(6/02/09)
- 580 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- Third Church of Christ, Scientist at 583 Park
Avenue (8/23/02, updated 12/1/10 for ruling by U. S. Second
Circuit Court of Appeals upholding church's right to lease its space for
catering)
- 603 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 610 Park Avenue
(7/27/02, updated 1/8/08)
- 625 Park Avenue (7/27/02)
- 630 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 635 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 640 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 650 Park
Avenue (4/3/11)
- The Seventh Regiment Armory at 643 Park Avenue
(8/23/02)
- 655 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 660 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- The Council on Foreign Relations at 58 East
68th Street (8/27/02)
- Hunter College at 695 Park Avenue
(8/26/02)
- The Union Club at 701 Park Avenue
(8/27/02)
- 710 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 715 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 720 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- Asia Society
(12/25/20)
- 730 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 733 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 737 Park Avenue
(4/18/09)
- 740 Park Avenue
(7/27/02, updated 8/04/07)
- 750 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 770 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 775 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 778 Park Avenue
(7/27/02, updated 8/04/07 and 2/6/09)
- 784 Park
Avenue (4/1/11)
- 785 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 791 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 799 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 812 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 815 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 820 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 823 Park Avenue
(6/2/09)
- 829 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 830 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 840 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 850 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 860 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 863 Park Avenue
(8/20/08)
- 875 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 876 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 885 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 888 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 895 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 898 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 900 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 910 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 911 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 925 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 929 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 930 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 935 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 940 Park Avenue
(7/27/02, updated 12/30/07)
- 941 Park Avenue
(7/27/02, updated 4/21/11 to note Tom Brokaw selling 10-room apartment
and other notable residents)
- 944 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 950 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 955 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 960 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 969 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 970 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 975 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 983 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 993 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1000 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1001 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- Park Avenue Christian Church
(8/22/02)
- 1021 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1025 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1036 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1040 Park Avenue
(7/27/02, updated 12/28/07)
- 1045 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1049 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1050 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1060 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1065 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1070 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1075 Park Avenue
(7/27/02, 10/22/20)
- 1088 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1095 Park Avenue
(7/27/02, 10/22/20)
- 1100 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1105 Park Avenue
(7/27/02, 10/22/20)
- 1111 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1120 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1125 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1130 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1133 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- Brick Presbyterian Church
(8/22/02, 10/21/20)
- 1150 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- The Synod of Bishops of the Russian Orthodox
Church Outside Russia (formerly the George F. Baker Jr. residence)
8/23/02)
- 1155 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1165 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1172 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1185 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- Squadron A Armory ruins and Hunter High School
(9/26/02)
- 1192 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1199 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1220 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1230 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- 1235 Park Avenue
(7/27/02)
- Third
Avenue



- Introduction (7/27/01, updated
3/4/07)

- Central Park West introduction (2/17/04)
- Trump International Hotel & Tower (2/17/04, updated 12/30/07)
- Fifteen Central Park West (6/10/07, updated 8/18/07, 9/29/07, updated 12/30/07 and
11/9/10)
- The Century at 25 Central Park West (2/17/04, updated 6/10/10 reflect Community Board 7
committee approval of plan for wine bar)
- The Ethical Culture Society Hall and School (2/17/04)
- Harperley Hall at 41 Central Park West (2/17/04)
- The Prásáda at 50
Central Park West (2/17/04)
- Holy Trinity Lutheran Church at 3 West 65th
Street (3/20/04)
- 55 Central Park West (2/17/04)
- 2 West 67th Street (2/17/04)
- 65 Central Park West (2/17/04)
- The Second Church of Christ, Scientist at 77
Central Park West (2/17/04)
- 80 Central Park West (2/17/04)
- 88 Central Park West (3/20/04, updated 2/15/09 to note that Sting placed on
the market the duplex apartment once owned by Billy Joel for $26
million)
- 91 Central Park West (2/17/04)
- Congregation Shearith
Israel at 8 West 70th Street
(2/17/04)
- 101 Central Park West (2/17/04)
- The Majestic at 115 Central Park West (2/17/04, updated 8/15/07, updated 3/10/10 to note that
Conan O'Brien has listed his duplex apartment there for sale for $29.5
million)
- The Dakota at 1 West 72nd Street (2/17/04, updated 3/4/07)
- The Langham at 135 Central Park West (2/17/04)
- The San Remo at 145 Central Park West (2/17/04, updated 3/4/07)
- The Fourth Universalist Society at 160 Central
Park West (2/17/04)
- The New York Historical Society (3/9/04, 11/1/06, and decision to not add tower 7/8/08)
- The American Museum of Natural History (6/09/06)
- The Beresford at 211 Central Park West (2/17/04, updated 3/4/07 and 9/29/07)
- 225 Central Park West (2/17/04)
- 239 Central Park West (10/12/09)
- Rossleigh Court and Orwell House at 1 West 85th Street
and 257 Central Park West (2/17/04)
- The White House at 262 Central Park West
(2/17/04)
- 279 Central Park West
(2/17/04, 10/21/20)
- The St. Urban at 285 Central Park West
(2/17/04)
- The Eldorado at 300 Central Park West
(2/17/04, updated 12/30/07, updated 6/16/10 reflect price cuts on Moby's
penthouse, updated 7/19/10 for William Glaberson
article about family feud in apartment 9B)
- The Brockford at 315
Central Park West (4/19/09)
- The Ardsley at 320 Central Park West
(2/17/04, 2/6/11)
- The Cherbourg at
322 Central Park West (10/21/20)
- 327 Central Park West
(4/19/09)
- The Turin at 333 Central Park West
(5/5/09)
- 336 Central Park West
(2/17/04)
- 353 Central Park West
(2/17/04)
- The Olmstead at 382 Central Park West
(2/17/04)
- CPW Condos at 392 Central Park West
(2/17/04)
- First Church of Christ, Scientist at 1 West
96th Street (2/17/04, updated 3/28/04 to reflect its
negotiations with the Crenshaw Christian Center)
- The Braender at 418
Central Park West (4/20/09)
- 444 Central Park West
(4/19/09)
- 455 Central Park
West, the former New York Cancer Hospital and the former Towers Nursing
Home (9/22/10)
- The Warner at 467 Central Park West
(4/19/09)






- Central
Park South
-

- Chelsea Market at
85 Ninth Avenue (4/27/08, updated 3/24/11)
- The Porter House at
366 West 15th Street (5/1/08, updated 4/16/11)
- White at 650 Avenue of the
Americas (5/1/08)
- O'Neill Building at
655 Avenue of the Americas (4/27/08)
- Caledonia at
450 West 17th Street (4/27/08)
- Slate at 163 West 18th Street
(7/20/09)
- Yves at 166 West 18th Street
(7/26/09)
- 459 West 18th Street, The Onyx
(7/26/09, updated 4/16/11)
- Dance Building at
217 West 19th Street (4/27/08)
- 520 West 19th Street by
Annabelle Selldorf (4/27/08, updated 4/16/11)
- Metal Shutter Houses at
524 West 19th Street by Shigeru Ban (4/27/08, updated 4/16/11)
- Prima at 130 West 20th Street
(7/20/09)
- Indigo at 125 West 21st Street (7/20/09)
- General Theological Seminary
(11/25/05, updated 9/29/07)
- High Line 519 at
519 West 23rd Street by Lindy Roy (4/27/08)
- HL23 at 517 West 23rd
Street by Neil Denari (4/27/08, updated
4/16/11)
- Vesta 24 at
231 Tenth Avenue by Garrett Gourlay (4/27/08)
- 245 Tenth Avenue by Delle Valle Bernheimer (4/27/08, updated 4/11/11)
- Chelsea Stratus at
101 West 24th Street (4/27/08)
- 100 Eleventh Avenue by
Jean Nouvel (4/27/08, updated 3/27/10 and
4/16/11)
- 200 Eleventh Avenue by
Annabelle Selldorf (4/27/08)
- Chelsea Mercantile at
252 Seventh Avenue (4/27/08)















- Downtown
Brooklyn
- Williamsburgh
-
·
What New York is missing
- "Tall Buildings + Urban Habitat, Volume 3,"
Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat, 2019, Changha
Hua Center Phase II in China, Leeza SOHO by Zaha Hadid in Beijing,
Suzhou IFS in China, Tiajin CTF in China, 53
West 53rd Street by Jean Nouvel, ARO in New
York by CetraRuddy, Lakhta
Center in St. Petersburg, White Tree in Montpellier and Brunel Building
in London (11/17/20)
- "Tall Buildings + Urban Habitat, Volume 2"
Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat, 2018, Morpheus in Macao by
Zaha Hadid
Architects, Duo in Singapore by Buro Ole Scheeren, Baidu Headquarters in Shenzhen, China by
CCDI Group, Arte S in Penang, Malaysia by Spark Architects, 888 Boylston
Street in Boston by FXCollaborative, Le
Architecture in Taipei by Aedas. and Harbour Plaza in Toronto by Alliance (9/17/20)
- "Tall Buildings + Urban Habitat, Volume 1,"
Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat, 2017, Marina One in
Singapore by Ingenhoven Architects, Raffles
City Hangzhou in China and Canaletto in London, both by UNStudio, Beirut Terraces by Herzog & de Meuron, Zeitz MOCAA in Cape
Town by Heatherwick Studio, Jersey City Urby by Concrete, 150 North Riverside in Chicago by Goettsch Partners, Chaoyang Park Plaza in Beijing and
Huangshan Mountain Village in China, both by MAD Architects, and Lotte World Tower in Seoul and Ping An Finance Center
in Shenzhen, China, both by Kohn Pedersen Fox.
- "Best Tall Buildings 2016,"
Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat, Via 57 West by Bjarke Ingalls Group and The Durst Organization, 432
Park Avenue by Rafael Vinoly and Harry Macklowe and the CIM Group, Torre Reforma
in Mexico City by LBRSA Architects, Shanghai Tower by Gensler, Jiangxi
Nanchang Greenland Central Plaza by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, South
Beach in Singapore by Foster & Partners, Hongkou
SOHO by Kenga Kuma in Shanghai (8/22/20)
- "Best Tall Buildings 2015,"
Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat, The World Trade Center in
New York by David Childs of Skidmore, Owens & Merrill, the Sunrise Kempinski Hotel in Beijing designed by Shanghai Huadu Architect Design Company, the Swanston
Square Apartment Tower in Melbourne designed by ARM Architecture, The Leadenhall Building in London designed by Rogers Stirk & Harbour, D'Leedon in Singapore designed by Zaha
Hadid and Turning Torso in Malmo designed by
Santiago Calatrava (8/17/20)
- "Best Tall Buildings 2014,"
Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat, The Interlace in Singapore
and De Rotterdam, both by the Office of Metropolitan Architecture, the
Edith Green-Wendell Wyatt Federal Building in Portland, Oregon designed
by Cutler Anderson Architects, One Central Park in Sydney designed by
Ateliers Jean Nouvel, Cayan
Tower in Dubai designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, and the Jockey
Club Innovation Tower in Hong Kong and the Wangjing
SOHO project in Beijing, both by Zaha Hadid (8/8/20)
- "Best Tall Buildings 2013,"
Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat," CCTV Headquarters in
Beijing by OMA headed by Rem Koolhaas, The
Shard and 30 Mary Axe, both in London by Norman Foster, Sowwah Square in Abu Dhabi by Goettsch
Partners, The Bow in Calgary by Foster + Partners, Park Royal at
Pickering in Singapore by WOHA, Sliced Porosity Block in Beijing by
Steven Holl and Zhengzhou Greenland Plaza in
China by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (8/5/20)
- "Best Tall Buildings 2012,"
Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat, Reflections at Keppel in
Singapore by Daniel Liebeskind, One One One Eagle Street in
Brisbane by Cox Rayner Architects, Doha Tower in Qatar by Ateliers Jean Nouvel, Palm Towers in Doha by MZ Architects and the
Absolute World Towers in Mississauga, Canada by MAD Arrchitects
(8/4/20)
- "Best Tall Buildings 2011,"
Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat, New York by Gehry, the Guangzhou International Finance Tower, the
Sky Tower in Moscow and the Riviera TwinStar in
Shanghai, both by Arquitectonic, Capital City
in Moscow by NBBJ, and Bella Sky Towers in Copenhagen by 3XN A/S
(7/24/20)
- "Best Tall Buildings 2010,"
Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat, Burj
Khalifa and O-14, both in Dubai, the Aqua Tower
in Chicago, the Bank of America Tower in New York, the Pinnacle @ Duxton and the Marina Bay Sands resort complex, both
in Singapore, and the Nanjing Greenland Financial Center in China
(7/28/20)
- "Best Tall Buildings 2009,"
Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat, Manitoba Hydro Place in
Winnipeg, Trump International Tower & Hotel in Chicago, Mode Gakuen Cocoon Tower, Tornadao
In Doba, Qatar and the Broadgate Tower in
London (7/22/20)
- "Architecture Now! Volume 6" by Philip Jodidio examines Herzon & de Meuron's
"Bird-Cage" stadium in Beijing, Coop Himmelb(l)au's
BMW Weit and Akron Art Museum projects, the
Leonardo Glass Cub by 3deluxe, the Trutec
Building in Seoul by Barkow Leibinger
Architekten, the SGAE Central Office in Spain
Anton Garcia-Abril and Ensamble Studio, Heatherwick Studio's beach café in Littlehampton, the Dafen
Art Museum in China by Urbanus Architecture
& Design, and Brad Pitt's "Make It Right/Pink Project" in
New Orleans (9/1/12)
- "Temporary Architecture Now!"
by Philip Jodidio examines Raumlaborberlin's
"Moderato Cantabile" museum extrusion in Graz, Austria, the
several mind-boggling pavilions at Expo 10 in Shanghai, China, and
Massimiliano Fuksas sets for "Media" and "Oedipus at Colonus" (8/17/12)
- "Architecture Now! Volume 4"
by Philip Jodidio examines Eisenman's Memorial
for Murdered Jews in Europe in Berlin, Moshe Safdie's
Holocaust Museum in Jerusalem, Herzog & de Meuron's
Allianz Arena in Munich, Massimiliano Fuksas's New Milan Trade Fair and
Stefan Eberstadt's Rucksack House in
Leipzig/Cologne (8/16/12)"Temporary Architecture Now! by Philip Jodidio examines Raumlaborberlin's
"Moderato Cantabile" museum extrusion in Graz, Austria, the
several mind-boggling pavilions at Expo 10 in Shanghai, China, and
Massimiliano Fuksas sets for "Media" and "Oedipus at Colonus" (8/17/12)
- "Spectacular Buildings"
edited by Simone Schliefer with great
photographs of 39 important projects (2/20/11)
- "Talk About Contemporary Architecture"
by Gilles de Bure (12/29/10)
- "Architecture Now! Volume 3"
by Philip Jodidio (12/10/09)
- "New European Architecture 08/09" by Hans Ibelings and Kirsten Hannema highlights the bus and administrative center
in Thiais, France by Emmanuel Combarel and Dominique Marrect,
Subarchitectura's tram stop in Alicante, Spain,
Herzon & de Meuron's
Caixa Forum in Madrid and The next ENTERprise's open-air stage in Grafenegg,
Austria
- "Architecture in the Emirates," by Philip Jodidio with chapters
on Rem Koolhaas's Rak
Convention Exhibition Center in Ras Al Khairmah, UAE, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill's Burj Dubai, Jean Nouvel's
Doha High Rise Office Building in Quatar, and Zaha Hadid's Signature
Towers Business Bay in Dubai (4/18/08)
- "Chicago Apartments: a Century of Lakefront
Luxury" by Neil Harris (2/25/08)
- "New Architecture, An International Atlas," by
Francisco Cerver with chapters on Shin Takematsu's Swanium and the Westfalen Cultural
Forum in Munster, Westphalia, Germany, by Ulrich Königs
& Jorg Rekittke
(2/9/08)
- "Design in Contemporary Architecture: As Built,"
Christine Killory and René Davids,
editors (4/9/07)
- "New China Architecture" by
Xing Ruan (9/1/06)
- "Architecture: Art" by
Philip Jodidio (3/11/06)
- "Architects Today" by
Kester Rattenbury, Rob Bevan and Kieran Long
(2/25/06)
- "On-Site, New Architecture in Spain" at
the Museum of Modern Art in New York (2/18/06)
- The Phaidon Atlas of Contemporary
Architecture (2/8/06)
- Architecture Now! Volume 2, by
Philip Jodidio (2/7/06)
- "Tall Buildings" by
Terence Riley and Guy Nordenson at the Museum
of Modern Art in Queens (1/12/04)
- "Skyscrapers" by Antonino Terranova
(12/14/03)
- Paris Buildings and Monuments by
Michael Poisson (6/15/02)
- "The Architecture Traveler, A Guide to 250 Key 20th Century
American Buildings" by Sydney LeBlanc (4/25/01)
- Somerset House, home to the great Courtauld
Collection and the Gilbert Collection, opens its great courtyard to the
public in London by Michele Leight (11/5/00)
- "The World of Contemporary Architecture," by
Francisco Asensio Cerver
(8/4/00)
- "Skyscrapers, The New Millennium," by
John Zukowsky and Martha Thorne (7/1/00)
- London: The Millennium Projects: Museum Expansions: Daniel Libeskind's fantastic "Spiral" at the
Victoria & Albert Museum, Sir Norman Foster's great roof at the
British Museum and Herzog & de Meuron's
awesome new Tate Modern by Michele Leight (4/29/00, updated 5/26/02 and 9/18/04)
- "The Japan Guide," by Botond Bognar (10/3/98)
- "New Forms, Architecture in the 1990's," a
book by Philip Jodidio (5/16/98)
- "The Architecture of Skyscrapers," a
book by Francisco Asensio Cerver
(5/3/98)
- Skyscrapers:
"Skyscraper" by Judith Dupré and
"Skyscrapers Higher and Higher" by Caroline Mierop
(3/30/97, updated 4/19/97)
- "Architecture For The Future" (7/12/97)
- "Tokyo," (new guidebook to its recent
architecture) (2/2/97)
-

§
§ Winslow Homer
Crosscurrents at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York in 2022 and The
National Gallery in London in 2022 and 2023
§ The
Metropolitan Museum of Art holds major symposium Dec. 11, 1999 on its
controversial acquisition of "Riverbank," a Chinese painting it
attributes to Dong Yuan and issues book on it that includes dissenting opinions This is a
very long article (about 180K of text plus several illustrations!) with
extensive quotations from the major participants. (12/29/99, revised 1/7/00)
§ C.C.
Wang collection of Chinese Art is shown at the Metropolitan Museum and The
New York Times notes Chinagate controversy first
reported in The City Review (9/6/99)
§ Chinagate and original untruncated
story about controversy over Metropolitan Museum's Chinese Art acquisitions
and story as it
appeared, dramatically rewritten and shortened in The Times (2/27/97)
§ Chinagate
Revisited story about new Tang gift of Chinese Paintings (5/19,
revised 5/26/97)
§ New
York Post, in lead article of its Page Six column, reports on the controversy
disclosed in The City Review (5/31/97)
§ Major donor of Chinese paintings at Metropolitan says museum violated
contract and threatens to take back paintings and also disputes some of the
extravagant claims by the museum about centerpiece of recent Tang gift of
paintings from C.C. Wang collection (6/2, revised, in boldface,
6/4 and 6/21/97)
§ The
City Review's "Chinagate" coverage makes
Page Six of The New York Post the second time in four days (6/4/97)
§ Attributions (6/16,
updated 11/15/97 and 5/2/98)
§ The
New Yorker magazine quotes expert with serious doubts about centerpiece of
recent Tang gift, doubts that were first raised in The City Review, and
discloses that C. C. Wang plans to auction 40 works at Sotheby's where his
grandson is the "resident Chinese-painting expert." (8/4,
updated 8/8 to reflect report in ArtDaily, the
Internet 'zine, that the museum plans to publish "defense" of "The
Riverbank," and updated again 9/10/97)
§ C.
C. Wang sells more, but not all of his Chinese paintings Sept. 22 at Sotheby's (9/10,
updated 9/18/97 to note criticism by some experts of propriety of his
grandson being a Chinese Painting specialist in the department and for the sale
at Sotheby's and also suggesting that some of the lots were "questionable
with very optimistic attributions and estimates", and updated
10/10/97 to note that less than half the paintings sold at Sotheby's and
long article in October issue of Art News on C. C. Wang.)
§ Orientations Magazine carries
long commentary by Richard Barnhart backing attribution of The Riverbank
but criticizing extravagant claims and also runs long letter by Carl Nagin
reporting that Sherman Lee and others do not accept it. (9/7/98,
updated 9/12/98 to reflect new Barnhart letter in Orientations in which he
comments that "every painting attributed to Dong Yuan is itself a later copy
of still-uncertain date and provenance")
§ Letter
sent by The City Review to Orientations Magazine but unpublished (9/6/99)
·
(Previews
are based on catalogues, updates are based on visits to the exhibitions and
recaps include sales results. Commentaries are selective and meant to reflect
interesting and/or important lots.)
·
The
major auction houses did not print enough of their mini-catalogues with small
pictures and no essays and, what is worse, they are jumbling up categories and
putting works in major auctions that have absolutely nothing to do with the
other works (7/20/23)
·
The Fall 2008 Market and the Financial Crisis
(12/14/08)
·
Auction Angst: the anti-trust investigations and the
issues of reserves, guarantees, estimates and post-auction sales (4/20/00,
updated 9/26/00 and 2/24/03)
§ Impressionist
and Modern
§ Recap of 20th
Century Evening Sale at Christie’s New York November 17, 2023 with major works
by Modigliani, Rothko, Caillebotte, Manet, Varo and
Picasso (7/5/23)
§ Recap of Modern
Evening auction at Sotheby’s New York, November 14, 2023 with major works by
Mondrian, Lempicka, Rothko, and Monet (7/15/23)
§ Recap of the Gerald
Fineberg Collection auction at Christie’s New York
May 17, 2023 with major works by Picasso, Mitchell, Krasner and Bradford
(6/17/23)
§ Recap of the evening
auction May 16, 2023 at Christie’s New York with major works by Rousseau,
Picasso, Hockney, O’Keefe, Richter, Guston, and Mitchell (6/16/23)
· Recap of the Mo Estin Collection at Sotheby’s New York May 16, 2023 with
major works by Rene Magritte, Pablo Picasso, Joan Mitchell and Cy Twombly (6/15/23)
· Recap of the Modern
Evening auction at Sotheby’s in the spring of 2023 with major works by Peter
Paul Rubens, Klimt, Van Gogh, Gauguin, and Picasso (6/30/23)
· Recap of the Collection of
S. I. Newhouse auction May 11, 2023 at Christie’s New York with major works by
Bacon. Picasso, Twombly, Bontecou
and Gorky (6/30/23)
· Recap of the November 9,
2022 of the Paul Allen Collection at Christie’s New York with major works by
Botticelli, Van Gogh, Monet, Seurat, Cezanne, Manet,
Gauguin, Klimt, Johns, Bacon, Hockney and O’Keeffe
(6/30/23)
§ Recap
of The Collection of Anne H. Bass at Christie's New York May 12, 2022 with
major works by Monet, Degas and Rothko (7/16/22)
· Recap of The Macklowe Collection auction May 26, 2021 with good works by
Warhol, Richter, Ryman, Twombly, Rothko, and de Kooning (7/1/23)
§ Preview
and recap of the May 12, 2021 auction at Sotheby's New York of art from
the collection of Mrs. John L. Marion, the legendary auctioneer at Sotheby's
with major large works by Clyfford Still, Andy
Warhol, Sigmar Polke, Franz
Kline, Richard Diebenkorn and Kenneth Noland
(6/18/21)
§ Preview
and recap of the May 12, 2021 auction at Sotheby's New York of 21st Century art
with good works by Jean-Louis Basquiat, Paul Cezanne, Amedeo
Modigliani, Joan Miro and Edgar Degas
(7/10/21)
§ Preview
and recap of 20th Century auction at Christie's New York May 13, 2021 with
major works by Monet, Seurat, Mondrian, Rothko and a couple of Picassos
(6/17/21)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening sale at Sotheby's New York November
12, 2019 with a great Monet painting of Charing Cross
Bridge, two very good Signacs and Miros,
a related group of Giacomettis, and good examples by
Braque and de Lempicka (11/12/19 updated
12/19/19)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening sale at Christie’s with
excellent works by Boccioni, Picasso, Derain, Matisse, Lempicka,
Monet, Gaugin and Kirchner (3/23/21)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art Works on Paper and Day Sale at
Christie's New York November 12, 2019 with fine works by Salvador Dali and
Jacques Lipchitz (11/12/19, updated 1/11/20)
§ P:review
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art day sale at Sotheby's New York
November 13, 2019 with a great Monet painting of Etretat
and good works by Nolde, Degas, Vuillard and Bonnard
(11/13/19, updated 11/16/19)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's New York
May 14, 2019 with a large work by Bouguereau and
several paintings by Monet and Picasso (5/14/10, updated 5/28/19)
§ Preview
of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New York May 13,
2019 with fine paintings from the collections of S. I. Newhouse and Drue Heinz with major works by Vuillard, Bonnard, and good
works by Cezanne, Van Gogh and Picasso (5/8/19, updated 5/14/19)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art Day Sale at Sotheby's New York May
15, 2018 with major works by Vuillard, Sisley, Bernard and Morisot
(5/15/19, updated 6/11/19)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's New York
November 12, 2018 with major works by Vlaminck, Kirchner, Meidner,
Miro, Monet and Hartley, Davis and Tamayo (11/12/18, updated 1/3/19)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New
York November 11, 2018 with fine works by Picasso, Giacometti, Monet and Cezanne
(11/11/18, updated 12/27/18)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art Works on Paper and Day Sale November
12, 2018 at Christie's New York with good works by Vuillard, Picasso, Signac
and Hepworth (11/12/18, updated 1/18/19)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art day auction at Sotheby's November 13,
2018 with excellent works by Renoir, Loiseau, Friesz, Le Sidaner, Miro and
Ernst (11/13/18, updated 1/22/19)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New
York May 15, 2018 with fine works by Brancusi, Giacometti, Feininger, Van Gogh
and Caillebotte (5/15/18, updated 5/29/18)
§ Preview
and recap of the Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction May 14, 2018 at
Sotheby's New York with good works by Modigliani, Monet, Picasso, Feininger,
Leger and Cassatt (5/14/18, updated 5/26/18)
§ Preview
and recap of the Impressionist and Modern Art day sales May 15, 2018 at
Sotheby's New York with good works by Nolde, Herbin, Picasso, L'hote,
Lipchitz, Maufra, Picabia
and Derain (5/15/18, updated 6/20/18)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art Works on Paper auction May 16, 2018
at Christie's New York with wonderful works by Moholy-Nagy, Le Corbusier,
Toulouse-Lautrec, Degas, Magritte, Monet, Vuillard and Schwitters
(5/16/18, updated 6/2/18)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art Day Sale at Christie's New York May
16, 2018 with good works by Archipenko, Vuillard, Boudin
and Klee (5/16/18, updated 6/2/18)
§ Preview
and recap of the Impressionist paintings auction of the Collection of Peggy and
David Rockefeller at Christie's May 8, 2018 with major works by Picasso, Monet,
Gauguin, Gris, Derain and Matisse (5/8/18, updated 5/17/18)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New
York November 13, 2017 with major works by Van Gogh, Léger, Monet, Severini, Jean Crotti and Suzanne
Duchamp (11/12/17, updated 11/14/17)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's New York
November 14, 2017 with major works by Monet, Degas, Picasso, Chagall and Léger
(11/14/17, updated 12/7/17)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art day action at Sotheby's New York
November 15, 2017 with fine works by Picasso, Guillaumin,
Miró, Pissarro and Hepworth (11/15/17,
updated 1/28/18)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New
York May 15, 2017 with major works by Moholy-Nagy, Picasso, Monet, Chagall,
Kandinsky and Signac (5/14/17, updated 5/20/17)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's New York
May 16, 2017 with major works by Malevich, Picasso, Monet, Feininger and Ernst
(5/15/17, updated 5/30/17)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art Works on Paper and Day Sale at
Christie's New York with good works by Loiseau,
Daumier, Picasso, Vuillard, Miró, Archipenko, Man Ray
and Moholy-Nagy (5/16/17, updated 7/4/17)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's New York
November 14, 2016 with major works by Moholy-Nagy, Edvard
Munch and Maurice de Vlaminck (11/13/16, updated 11/24/16)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art day auction at Sotheby's New York
November 15, 2016 with fine works by Pechstein, Friesz, Picasso, Miro and Signac (11/14/16,
updated 1/6/17)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New
York, November 16, 2016 with a "haystack" by Monet, and fine works by
Bonnard, Kandinsky, Miro and Soutine (11/15/16, updated 11/28/16)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's New York
May 9, 2016 with fine works by Egon Schiele, Maurice
de Vlaminck, Henry Manguin, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
and Alberto Giacometti (5/9/16, updated 5/12/16)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New
York May 12, 2016 with fine works by Renoir, Modigliani, Monet, Braque and
Kahlo (5/11/16, updated 5/15/16)
§ Preview
and recap of "Masterworks: The Collection of A. Alfred Taubman"
evening auction November 4, 2015 at Sotheby's New York with major works by
Matisse, Rothko, Munch, Smith, Modigliani, Kline, Toulouse-Lautrec and Still
(11/3/15, updated 11/4/15)
§ Preview
and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's
New York November 5, 2015 with major works by Van Gogh, Malevich, Pablo Picasso
and Sisley (11/5/15, updated 11/7/15)
§ Preview
and recap of "The Artist's Muse" evening auction at Christie's New
York November 9, 2015 with major works by Modigliani, Toulouse-Lautrec,
Courbet, and Picasso with the Modigliani selling for $170 million and a
Lichtenstein for $95 million (11/1/15, updated 11/9/15)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist& Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New
York November 12, 2015 with good works by Claude Monet, Hermann Max Pechstein, Pablo Picasso, Claude Pissarro and Alfred Sisley
(11/12/15, updated 1/8/16)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art day auction at Sotheby's fall of
2015 with good works by Cezanne, Bonnard, Archipenko, Gleizes,
and Matisse (11/12/15, updated 2/11/16)
§ Preview and recap of "Looking Forward to the
Past" auction curated by Loic Gouzer at Christie's New York May 11, 2015 with major works
by Pablo Picasso, Alberto Giacommeti, Claude Monet
and Robert Delaunay (5/10/15, updated 6/24/15)
§ Preview and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening
auction at Sotheby's New York May 5, 2015 with major works by Van Gogh, Monet
and Léger (5/5/15, updated 5/8/15)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art day sale at Sotheby's New York May 6,
2015 with major works by Gabriele Munter, Léon Pourtau, Gustave Loiseau, Max
Ernst, Kurt Schwitters and Claude Monet
(5/5/15, updated 7/25/15)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New
York May 14, 2015 with major works by Piet Mondrian, Berthe
Morisot, Amedee Modigliani and Brancusi (5/14/15,
updated 7/3/15)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art Works on Paper & Day Sale
including property from the John C. Whitehead Collection and fine works by Paul
Serusier, Henri Matisse, Frantisek Kupka and Gustave Loiseau
(5/15/15, updated 7/17/15)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New
York November 5, 2014 with wonderful portrait of a woman by Manet
(11/4/14, updated 12/1/14 to indicate it sold for $65 million) (5/5/15,
updated 5/8/15)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's New
York November 4, 2014 with major sculptures by Alberto Giacometti, Amedeo Modigliani and fine paintings by Claude Monet, Paul
Gauguin, Paul Sisley, Pablo Picasso and Max Ernst (11/4/14, updated
11/8/14)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art Day Sale at Sotheby's New York
November 5, 2014 (11/4/14, updated 9/4/16)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New
York May 6, 2014 with important works by Pablo Picasso, Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Constantin Brancusi (5/2/14,
updated 5/7/14)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's New
York May 7, 2014 with many fine works by Picasso, Miró,
Renoir, Matisse, Degas and Kirchner (5/6/14, updated 5/12/14)
§ Preview
and recap of the Jan Krugier auction November 4, 2013
at Christie's New York with fabulous works by Kandinsky, Picasso, O'Keeffe,
Rauschenberg, Ingres and Francis (11/4/13, updated 11/4/13 to report
that auction total was only $92.5 million as opposed to its low pre-sale
estimate of about $157 million, but the day portion was very successful)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New
York November 5, 2013 with major works by Modigliani, Giacometti and a great
Van Gogh drawing (11/4/13, updated 11/5/13 to report that the sale
total of $144.3 million was considerably short of the low pre-sale estimate of
$188.8 million)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's
November 6, 2013 with major works by Giacometti, Picasso, Monet, Sisley, Picabia, Léger, and Courbet (11/6/13, updated
11/10/13)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New
York May 8, 2013 with a great Soutine pastry chef, a wonderful large pastel by
Pablo Picasso, an excellent Braque still life, an important large work by Egon Schiele, and two very lovely landscapes by Alfred
Sisley (5/8/13, updated 5/9/13)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's New
York May 7, 2013 with many fine works from the collection of Alex and Elizabeth
Lewyt including a fine Cézanne and a good Modigliani
(5/7/13, updated 5/8/13)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction November 7, 2012 at
Christie's New York (11/7/12, updated 11/12/12)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's New
York November 8, 2012 (11/7/12, updated 11/13/12)
§ Preview
and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art day auction at Sotheby's
November 7, 2012 with great works by Andre Derain and Rudolf Bauer
(11/6/12, updated 11/11/12)
§ Preview
and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art Works on Paper and Day auction
at Christie's November 8, 2012 with great works by Paul Klee and Laszlo Moholy Nagy (11/7/12, updated 12/1/12)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction May 2, 2012 at
Sotheby's New York with "The Scream" by Edvard Munch and a superb group of paintings from the
estate of Theodore J. Forstmann. The Munch sold
for $119,222,500, a record for any work of art ever sold at auction. Its
consignor pledged to open a Munch museum and said that his art was especially
meaningful because of global warming. Meanwhile, locked-out art handlers
picketed the opening. (5/1/12, updated 5/2/12 and 10/14/12 on report that Leon
Black was purchaser and that the Museum of Modern Art will exhibit the
painting)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New
York, May 1, 2012 (4/30/12, updated 4/1/12)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art day sale at Sotheby's New York, May
3, 2012 (5/2/12, updated 5/5/12)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art day sale at Christie's New York,
May 2, 2012 (5/1/12, updated 5/5/12)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art day sale at Sotheby's New York
November 3, 2011 (11/2/11, updated 11/6/11)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art Works on Paper and Day Sale at
Christie's New York November 2, 2011 (10/31/11, updated 11/5/11)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art auction at Christie's New York
November 1, 2011 (10/30/11, updated 11/1/11)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's November
2, 2011 (11/1/11, updated 11/2/11)
§ Preview and recap of
Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's May 3, 2011
(5/1/11, updated 5/3/11)
§ Preview and recap of
Impressionist & Modern Art day auction at Sotheby's New York May 4, 2011
(5/3/11, updated 5/4/11)
§ Preview and recap of
Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Christie's New York, May 4,
2011 (5/2/11, updated 5/4/11)
§ Preview and recap of
Impressionist & Modern Art auction at Christie's November 3, 2010
(10/22/10, updated 10/31/10 and 11/3/10)
§ Preview and recap of
Impressionist & Modern Art auction at Sotheby's November 2, 2010
(10/29/20, updated 10/31/10 and 11/2/10)
§ Preview and recap of
Impressionist & Modern Art day auction at Sotheby's, November 3, 2010
(10/30/10, updated 10/31/10 and 11/3/10)
§ Preview and recap of
Impressionist & Modern Art day auction at Christie's, November 4, 2010
(10/31/10, updated 11/4/10)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art auction at Christie's May 4, 2010
highlighted by great works from the collection of Mrs. Sidney F. Brody by James
Ensor and Pablo Picasso. Picasso's Nude, Green Leaves and Bust sold for
$106,482,500, world auction record for any artwork sold at auction, and
Giacometti's do very well (4/26/10, updated 5/4/10)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art auction at Sotheby's May 5, 2010
highlighted by great works by August Macke, Lyonel
Feininger and Isamu Noguchi (4/25/10, updated 5/5/10)
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of Impressionist & Modern Art day auction at Sotheby's May 6, 2010 (5/1/10)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction November 3, 2009 at
Christie's (11/1/09, updated 11/3/09)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction November 4, 2009 at
Sotheby's (11/1/09, updated 11/4/09 as auction significantly exceeds
its pre-sale high estimate)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art works on paper auction and day
auction November 4 at Christie's (11/3/09, updated 11/05/09)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art day auction at Sotheby's November
5, 2009 (11/4/09, updated 11/5/09)
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and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art day auction at Sotheby's May 6,
2009 (5/9/09)
§ Preview
and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction May 5, 2009 at
Sotheby's (5/4/09, updated 5/5/09)
§ Preview
and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction May 6, 2009 at
Christie's (5/3/09, updated 5/6/09)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Christie's November 6,
2008
§ Preview and recap of "The Modern Age: Property from the Hillman
Family Collection and the Estate of Alice Lawrence" at Christie's November
5, 2008 by Michele Leight
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and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art day auction at Sotheby's
November 5, 2008 (11/5/08)
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and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's
November 3, 2008 (11/3/08)
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and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Christie's
May 6, 2008 (5/5/08, updated 5/6/08)
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and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's
May 7, 2008 (5/4/08, updated 5/7/08)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art morning auction at Christie's May
7, 2008 (4/6/08, updated 5/7/08)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art afternoon auction of works on paper
at Christie's May 7, 2008 (5/6/08, updated 5/8/08)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art morning auction at Sotheby's May 8,
2008 (5/7/08, updated 5/8/08)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art afternoon auction at Sotheby's May
8, 2008 (5/7/08, updated 5/11/08)
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and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's
November 7, 2007 (10/19/07, updated 11/3/07 and 11/07/07)
§ Preview
and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Christie's
November 6, 2007, by Michele Leight (11/06/07,
updated 11/08/07)
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and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art afternoon auction at Sotheby's
November 8, 2007 (11/3/07, updated 11/9/07)
§ Preview
and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art Works on Paper auction at
Christie's November 7, 2007 (11/07/07, updated 11/11/07)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Christie's May
9, 2007 (5/7/07, updated 5/9/07)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's May 8,
2007 (5/6/07, updated 5/8/07)
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of major winter sales in London at Christie's by Michele Leight (2/2/07)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's
November 7, 2006 (10/21/06, updated 11/7/06)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art morning auction at Sotheby's
November 8, 2006 (10/22/06)
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and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art afternoon auction at Sotheby's
November 8, 2006 (11/9/06)
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and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Christie's
November 8, 2006 (11/5/06, updated 11/8/06)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art works on paper auction at
Christie's November 9, 2006 (11/8/06, updated 11/10/06)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art morning auction at Christie's
November 9, 2006 (11/8/06, updated 11/12/06)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction May 2, 2006 at
Christie's (5/02/06, updated 5/04/06)
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and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction May 3, 2006 at
Sotheby's (5/03/06, updated 5/05/06)
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and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction November 1, 2005 at
Christie's (10/19/05, updated 10/29/05 and 11/1/05)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction November 2, 2005 at
Sotheby's (10/7/05, updated 10/29/05 and 11/2/05)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art day auction November 3, 2005 at Sotheby's (10/8/05,
updated 10/29/05, updated 11/4/05)
§ Recap
of Impressionist & Modern Art works on paper auction at Christie's November
2, 2005 (11/5/05)
§ Recap
of Impressionist & Modern Art day auction at Christie's November 2, 2005 (11/5/05)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction May 4, 2005 at Christie's (5/3/05,
updated 5/8/05)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction May 3, 2005 at
Sotheby's (5/2/05, updated 5/4/05)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art day auction May 5, 2005 at
Christie's (5/02/05, updated 6/02/05)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction November 3, 2004 at
Christie's (11/2/04, updated 11/5/04)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art day auction November 4, 2004 at
Christie's (11/3/04, updated 12/05/04)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction November 4, 2004 at
Sotheby's (10/30/04, updated 11/4/04)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art day auction November 5, 2004 at
Sotheby's (10/31/04, updated 12/05/04)
§ Preview
and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction May 4, 2004 at Christie's (5/2/04,
updated 5/4/04)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art day auction May 5, 2004 at
Christie's (5/3/04, updated 5/6/04)
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and recap of the auction of Property of the Greentree
Foundation from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. John Hay Whitney at Sotheby's
May 5, 2004 (4/22/04, updated 5/1/04 and 5/5/04)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's May 6,
2004 (4/22/04, updated 5/1/04 and 5/6/04)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art day auction at Sotheby's May 6,
2004 (4/23/04, updated 5/1/04 and 5/6/04)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Christie's
November 4, 2003 (11/01/03, updated 11/04/03)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art day auction at Christie's November
5, 2003 (11/02/03, updated 11/05/03)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's
November 5, 2003 (11/01/03, updated 11/05/03)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art day auction at Sotheby's November
6, 2003 (11/03/03, updated 11/06/03)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art Part 2 day auction at Sotheby's May
7, 2003 (4/21/03, updated 5/7/03)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction May 6, 2003 at
Sotheby's (4/19/03)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction May 7, 2003 at
Christie's (4/25/03, updated 5/7/03)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art day auction May 8, 2003 at
Christie's (5/1/03)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening sale at Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg Nov. 4, 2002 (11/2/02,
updated 11/4/02 and 11/11/02)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening sale at Sotheby's Nov. 5,
2002 (11/4/02, updated 11/5/02)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening sale at Christie's Nov. 6,
2002 (11/4/02, updated 11/6/02)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening sale at Christie's May 7,
2002 (4/28/02, updated 5/7/02)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art Day Sale and Impressionist &
Modern Art Works on Paper at Christie's May 8, 2002 (4/28/02,
updated 5/8/02)
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and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's
May 8, 2002 (4/13/02, updated 5/8/02)
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and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art Part Two day auction at
Sotheby's May 9, 2002 (4/13/02, updated 5/9/02)
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and recap of the Smooke Collection evening auction
November 5, 2001 at Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg (11/02/01,
updated 11/05/01)
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and recap of the Hoener Collection day auction
November 5, 2001 at Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg (11/3/01,
updated 11/05/01)
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of the evening auction at Christie's November 6, 2001 of Impressionist and
Modern Art including the Collection of René Gaffé (11/8/01)
§ Recap
of the evening auction at Sotheby's November 7, 2001 of Impressionist and Modern
Art (11/9/01)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction, May 7, 2001 at
Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg's inaugural auction
at 3 West 57th Street (4/29/01, updated 5/7/01)
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and recap of The Eye of A Collector, Works from the Collection of Stanley J.
Seeger at Sotheby's May 8, 2001 (5/6/01, updated 5/8/01)
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and recap of Impressionist and Modern Art evening auction May 9, 2001 at
Christie's (5/8/01, updated 5/9/01)
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and recap of An Important Collection of the Works of Yves Tanguy at Christie's,
May 10, 2001 (5/09/01)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's May
10, 2001 (4/29/01, updated 5/10/01)
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and recap of the Impressionist & Modern Art Part II auction at Sotheby's
May 9, 2001 (5/7/01, updated 5/10/01)
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and recap of Impressionist and Modern Works On Paper day auction at Christie's,
May 10, 2001 (5/9/01, updated 5/11/01)
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and recap of the Impressionist and Modern Art day auction at Christie's May 10,
2001 (5/10/01, updated 5/11/01)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art auction at Sotheby's, May 10, 2001 (5/09/01,
updated 5/11/01)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Sotheby's, Nov.
9, 2000 (11/8/00, updated 11/9/00)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art evening auction at Christie's, Nov.
8, 2000 (11/7/00, updated 11/8/00)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art at Phillips the evening of Nov. 7,
2000 and the announcement of its new premises next to Bergdorf Goodman (11/5/00,
updated 11/6/00)
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and recap of Impressionist & Modern Art At Phillips Part II, Nov. 8, 2000 (11/7/00,
updated 11/8/00)
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and recap of Phillips auctions of Impressionist & Modern Art the evening of
May 11, 2000 and at noon May 12, 2000, both at 40 West 53rd Street (5/6/00,
updated 5/8/00, 5/11/00 and 5/12/00)
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and recap of May 8, 2000 evening auction of Impressionist &
Post-Impressionist Art at Christie's (4/29/00, updated 5/8/00)
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and recap of May 9, 2000 evening auction of Twentieth Century Art at Christie's (4/29/00,
updated 5/9/00)
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and recap of May 9, 2000 auction at Christie's of Twentieth Century Works of
Art (5/7/00, updated 5/9/00)
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and recap of May 10, 2000 evening auction at Sotheby's of Impressionist and
Modern Art (4/20/00, updated 5/10/00)
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and recap of May 11, 2000 auction of Impressionist and Modern Art, Part Two, at
Sotheby's (4/29/00, updated 5/11/00)
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and recap of the Nov. 8, 1999 evening auction at Christie's of Impressionist
and Post-Impressionist Art (10/17/99, updated 11/6/99 and
11/8/99)
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and recap of the morning auction of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Art
Nov. 9, 1999 at Christie's (10/17/99, updated 11/6/99 and
updated 11/10/99)