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Observer is an American media publication founded in 1987 as The New York Observer weekly newspaper and now published online. It covers business, technology, art, culture, real estate and the people behind influential companies and ideas, with a strong presence in the art market and New York society coverage. The publication is headquartered in New York, New York, United States.

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Blog 3 months ago
Joshua Foulquier Built a Restaurant Around the Art His Mother Loved
The art at Chez Fifi, David and Joshua Foulquier's bistro tucked into an Upper East Side townhouse was not curated in the conventional sense but rather inherited. The brothers, cofounders of the We All Gotta Eat group, named the restaurant for their mothe
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The Future of an Art Collection Is Decided Long Before It Changes Hands
Summer looks quiet from the outside. The auction calendar thins out, the fairs are behind us and much of the art world's public activity slows to a crawl. But for collectors, this is precisely the window to do the work that never happens when the calendar
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Judy Glickman Lauder's Vast Trove of Photography Is a Portrait of Its Collector
A child of a photo enthusiast, Judy Glickman Lauder-the widow of billionaire art collector Leonard Lauder-has collected photographs since the 1970s. An exhibition of part of her collection is now touring the U.S., featuring some 100 prints by 50 artists,
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Ferrari's First EV Heads to Monterey Car Week Auction With a $1.1M Estimate
This Saturday, the first of Ferrari's polarizing EVs, the Luce, will head to auction at RM Sotheby's during Monterey Car Week. With a presale estimate above $1.1 million, nearly double its retail base price, plenty of people will be watching closely to se
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In the Midst of the Great Wealth Transfer, a New Generation Is Redefining the Art of Collecting
Understanding what the next generation of collectors and patrons is looking for, and how they are already shaping the art world they will inherit, is more important than ever as the highly anticipated generational wealth transfer unfolds. The industry is
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Every Iconic Car Owned by Elon Musk: From a Vintage Model T to a McLaren F1
As Tesla's CEO, Elon Musk is practically synonymous with electric vehicles, although his personal history began with gas-powered cars. In 1994, at age 23, Musk paid $1,400 for a used BMW 320i, which he repaired himself and drove for two years. Over the de
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Blog 3 months ago
The Inheritance Princess Margaret Never Got to Keep
When Princess Margaret wanted to marry the divorced Royal Air Force pilot Peter Townsend in 1952, the British Crown should have known enough to let her do it. In 1936, King Edward VIII, shortly into his reign, proposed marrying the twice-divorced American
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The Largest Cash Gifts to U.S. Art Institutions So Far in 2026
When it comes to estate planning, donating to a museum can be one of the most forward-looking choices a collector or philanthropist can make, combining cultural commitment with a degree of strategic self-interest. Whether the gift takes the form of funds
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At California's Most Historic Restaurants, It's Still a Family Affair
In today's precarious culinary landscape, it seems like restaurants throughout California are shuttering weekly, especially in L.A. and San Francisco. While there have been several disappointing closures as eateries fall prey to the hospitality industry's
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Blog 3 months ago
The American High-Society Calendar Still Runs on Horses, Yachts and Collector Cars
Every few years, fashion discovers old money all over again. In March 2025, GQ reported nearly a million #OldMoney posts on Instagram. The trouble is that a weekend of shopping can buy the uniform, while learning the calendar takes years. The appetite for
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