The New York Times reports on the fiscal affairs of the late Merton D. Simpson, a painter, gallery owner and pioneering collector of African art: “Despite Mr. Simpson’s collection of museum-quality art, some of it housed in the Manhattan gallery he owned, which is now under lock and key, his family said it lacked the money for a burial.” Read New York Times article
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