THE ART and THE DEAL

From: New York | Date: March 3, 2008| Author: Eaton, Phoebe | Copyright information

WITH FRIENDS LIKE JEFF KOONS, properties like Lever House and 40 Bond, and a giant collection of Warhols and others, ABY ROSEN has done more than anyone else to broker the marriage between art and real estate. Does he have taste? Maybe, at this level, it doesn't matter.

HATCHETS drawn, oxygen tanks strapped to their backs, four firemen were first on the scene at artist-provocateur Damien Hirst's opening night in the lobby at Lever House. Aby Rosen, who has owned the office building sin...

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