Seven highly discerning New Yorkers, from Deeda Blair to Harold Koda, tells us about the gifts they've been giving for decades
Photo: Neil Rasmus/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images“The artist Maria Pergay
started her career by creating ornate metal pieces for window displays in Paris and, two years later, began experimenting with silver, producing items like Champagne buckets, letter openers shaped like belts, trays with silver tassels, and sleek cigarette cases. When I met Maria in 2004, she gave me one of her silver boxes, and I still have it. In 2006, after we presented an exhibition of new productions from Maria, I started to give the boxes as gifts.
and gave a few of them away. Historical documents are interesting and unusual, and they are a delight to share.”
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