Anna Correa

A Question of Ownership: Camille Pissarro’s “Rue Saint-Honoré, dans l’après-midi. Effet de pluie” Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons, Wikimedia Commons/Getty Images By Michelle Young January 17, 2022 Twenty-two years ago, photographer Claude Cassirer received a call he never expected. His family’s long-lost Nazi-looted painting by the French-Jewish painter Camille Pissarro had been found. It was hanging in a Spanish museum.

Origins of Era, a store with vintage-inspired clothes made by small independent brands run by women in Port Jefferson. The clothes often showcase European street style, but there is also a bohemian chic vibe. ANNA CORREA/THE STATESMAN When someone typically walks into a Long Island boutique, they’re faced with two options: bright athleisure apparel with the town’s name on the front or dainty, overpriced trendy clothes that look like they came out of a Francesca’s at the local mall.

People attending the art exhibition “Korea: A Land of Hats” opening on Sept. 10, 2019 in the Wang Center. Visitors were invited to wear hats to the reception. BERNARD SANCHEZ/THE STATESMAN The “Korea: A Land of Hats” exhibition opened on Sept. 10 at the Charles B. Wang Center, displaying over 500 years of culture through the works of several living master artisans from South Korea. Attendees were encouraged to wear hats to celebrate the opening ceremony.