Billionaire art lover Albert Barnes was brilliant in business. He was also ‘emotionally, socially incredibly stupid.’
Art critic Blake Gopnik spent hundreds of hours immersed in Barnes’s archives. The result is 'The Maverick’s Museum: Albert Barnes and His American Dream.' ...
A Simple Twist of Fate: The Surprising Connection Between Bob Dylan and Nora Ephron
The legendary singer-songwriter indirectly helped catapult the future rom-com queen’s career in a pretty big way—and chances are, you didn’t even know it.
The Man Who Owned 181 Renoirs
Barnes amassed one of the world’s greatest private collections of modern European artwork—more Cézannes (69) and Renoirs (an ...
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The Colors of Memory: How Philanthropist Albert Kahn Archived the Planet
In November 1911, the French banker Albert Kahn revealed his plans for an undertaking that was global in scale and utopian in ...
Early Bob Dylan promoter Terri Thal talks recording first ever demo as it comes up for auction
With Dylan interest at a new high, Thal shares her story of discovering the star and making his first ever recording ...
One of Bob Dylan’s earliest recordings, and slew of other gems, are up for auction in Boston
Bob Dylan items like a 1966 tour harmonica, artwork, photos, and a Rolling Thunder Revue pillowcase are up for sale via RR ...