Jackson Pollock’s Former Art Studio in a 19th-Century Greenwich Village Carriage House Listed for $8 Million
The Greenwich Village studio belonged to Alfonso Ossorio, an artist, collector and early patron of Pollock, who hosted the painter and his wife, Lee Krasner, in early 1951. During their stay, Pollock is believed to have produced a series of drawings, one of which later sold at Christie’s for $4.5 million.
A Restored Farmhouse from 1765 with a Converted 19th-Century Barn in New York’s Hudson Valley
Interiors by Jersey Ice Cream Co. bring textured plaster and reclaimed wood to this Hudson Valley farmhouse, alongside centuries-old beams, 2-foot-wide floorboards and restored Shaker cabinetry.
A Gilded Age Mansion at 4 East 79th Street Is Asking $68 Million
Built at the turn of the 20th century for James E. Nichols and designed by C.P.H. Gilbert, 4 East 79th Street has lived several lives: private Gilded Age mansion, crime scene, diplomatic address, subdivided residence, and ultimately a painstakingly reconstructed single-family home.