In October, the American Folk Art Museum honored Jerry Lauren for his rare and eclectic collection.
In October, the American Folk Art Museum honored Jerry Lauren for his rare and eclectic collection.
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In October, the American Folk Art Museum honored Jerry Lauren for his rare and eclectic collection.
Image Credit: Photo by Cordero Studios In October, the American Folk Art Museum honored Jerry Lauren for his rare and eclectic collection.
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Lauren’s apartment is filled wall to wall with period treasures.
Image Credit: Photo by Cordero Studios Lauren’s apartment is filled wall to wall with period treasures.
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His first masterpiece acquisition was a 19th-century weather vane.
Image Credit: Photo by Cordero Studios His first masterpiece acquisition was a 19th-century weather vane.
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This circa-1890 model of a locomotive engine once topped a Massachusetts railroad building.
Image Credit: Photo by Cordero Studios This circa-1890 model of a locomotive engine once topped a Massachusetts railroad building.
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A 1785 wooden rooster is the oldest weather vane in Lauren’s collection.
Image Credit: Photo by Cordero Studios A 1785 wooden rooster is the oldest weather vane in Lauren’s collection.
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Lauren set an auction record in 2006 when he bid $5.8 million for a weather vane depicting a Native American archer.
Image Credit: Photo by Cordero Studios Lauren set an auction record in 2006 when he bid $5.8 million for a weather vane depicting a Native American archer.
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Civil War–era stoneware jugs.
Image Credit: Photo by Cordero Studios Civil War–era stoneware jugs.
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Lauren enjoys the energy conveyed in this sculpture of a polo player on horseback.
Image Credit: Photo by Cordero Studios Lauren enjoys the energy conveyed in this sculpture of a polo player on horseback.