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A Connoisseur in Search of Beauty

New York | November 2017

Elizabeth A. Keck collected vibrant canvasses depicting beautiful subjects, such as the garden and the female form. Her collection, which includes timeless works by Emile Bernard, Jean-Pierre Cassigneul, and Helen Frankenthaler, will be offered in New York beginning this November and into 2018.

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