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Memoir of an art gallery

Julien Levy, Alexander Calder, Joseph Cornell et al.

1977

Out of nowhere

Doris Mortman

1999

The Hand of the poet

Susan Benesch, Rodney Phillips, Kenneth Benson et al.

1997

Community policing

Jerome E. McElroy, Susan Sadd

1993

Mr. Untouchable

Tom Folsom, Leroy "Nicky" Barnes, Leroy Barnes

2007

Rochester

Jenny Marsh Parker

1884

The Lions of Fifth Avenue

Fiona Davis

2020

Artwalks in New York

Lucy Rosenfeld, Marina Harrison

1991

Bonds of community

Nancy Grey Osterud

1991

Oriental rugs in the Metropolitan Museum of Art

M.S. Dimand, Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.), Jean Mailey

1973

Alexander Cartwright

Monica Nucciarone

2009

Murder comes first

Frances Louise Davis Lockridge, Richard Lockridge

1982

Just words

Alan L. Ackerman

2011

Grandmaster

David Klass

2014

The long skeleton

Frances Louise Davis Lockridge, Richard Lockridge

1958

A key to death

Richard Lockridge, Frances Louise Davis Lockridge

1954

Until the Dawn

Elizabeth Camden

2016

MOMA, highlights since 1980

The Museum of Modern Arts, Chuck Close, Jeff Koons et al.

2007

Harlem

Marvin Smith, Morgan Smith

1998

People Like Us

Dominick Dunne

1988

Irrational Modernism

Amelia Jones

2004

The judge is reversed

Frances Louise Davis Lockridge, Richard Lockridge

1960

Empire city

David S. Dunbar, Kenneth T. Jackson

2002

New York's Jewish Jews

JennaWeissman Joselit

1990

Constitutional issues in the case of Rev. Moon

Herbert Warren Richardson, Herbert Richardson

1984

Vice cop

Mike Mallowe, William McCarthy, Bill McCarthy

1991

The First Wall Street

Robert E. Wright

2005

Rural letters and other records of thought at leisure

Nathaniel Parker Willis

1849

A trap for fools

Amanda Cross

1989

Tenderwire

Claire Kilroy

2006

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