Published in Midtown, New York City A new York fine arts auction house has found a niche – in the dog house. Doyle’s New York has become known for its Dogs in Art auction, featuring artists who paint, sculpt, etch, cast and otherwise portray canines of all kinds, from cute puppies to seriously-sniffing hunting hounds.
Food writer Jenni Avins tried to avoid the “Julie & Julia” phenomenon — but finally gave in.
For 85 years, the Poseidon Bakery has been a fixture on Ninth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. The Greek pastry shop is a must-visit — and must-taste — for longtime local customers and curious food tourists. Watching the family owners in action is part of the treat.
As a young aspiring photographer, David McIntyre based his work on what he thought was Cartier-Bresson’s artistic approach. Turns out he was wrong. But the misunderstanding led him to create a vision and a style and a career all his own.
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