Captured in 2016 by Ripp dad Julian Ungano, this powerful fine art photograph features Isabella Boylston, one of the world's most celebrated prima ballerinas and a principal dancer at the American Ballet Theatre. Ungano's lens strips away the artifice of the stage to reveal the raw strength, grace and quiet intensity that define a world-class athlete and artist. The composition is a masterclass in light and shadow, capturing a fleeting moment of stillness from a career defined by motion.

Julian Ungano is an award-winning filmmaker and photographer whose cinematic eye has made him a favorite of Vogue, Vanity Fair and The New York Times. A graduate of the Pratt Institute and former assistant to David LaChapelle, Ungano is known for his ability to capture his subjects at their most vulnerable and majestic. His portraits of cultural icons are highly sought after for their narrative depth and timeless aesthetic.

Fine print: 30 x 24 inches, limited edition gilcee print, signed by artist.

Shot on location in 2017, "The Monkey Temple" is a profound exploration of the sacred and the everyday at the ancient Galtaji site in Rajasthan. While Ungano is celebrated for his high-fashion portraiture, this work highlights his mastery of documentary storytelling. The composition captures the ethereal atmosphere of the 18th-century temple complex, where architectural grandeur meets the wild, spiritual pulse of the Aravalli hills. This large-format 30 x 30 inch print draws the viewer into a world where history and nature are inextricably linked.

Julian Ungano is a multifaceted artist, filmmaker and photographer whose work has graced the pages of Vogue, Vanity Fair and The New York Times. A Pratt Institute alumnus and former protege of David LaChapelle, Ungano possesses a unique cinematic eye that elevates still photography into a narrative experience. His ability to capture intimacy within vast, historic landscapes has made his limited-edition prints highly sought after by contemporary collectors.

Fine print: "The Monkey Temple," Rajasthan, India, 2017. Signed limited giclee print. 30 x 30 inches.

Unlock the secrets of high-fashion imagery and cinematic storytelling with one of the industry's most sought-after eyes. Ripp parent Julian Ungano - the award-winning photographer and director behind iconic campaigns for Chanel, Gucci and Saint Laurent - invites you into his creative world for a three-hour master class.

Whether you are a beginner picking up a camera for the first time or a long-time hobbyist looking to refine your visual voice, this is a rare opportunity to learn from a pro whose work regularly graces the pages of Vogue, Vanity Fair and The New York Times.

Your master class includes:

Three hours of expert mentorship: Tailored entirely to your interests, Julian will share insights from more than 20 years at the pinnacle of professional photography.
The full creative arc: Dive deep into any stage of the process - from the initial creative conception and technical execution to the nuances of post-production workflow.
Local and flexible learning: Held at Julian's home right here in Bedford, the session can be completed in one immersive three-hour block or split into two parts with a fun, personalized assignment in between to practice your new skills.
Insider knowledge: Learn the storytelling techniques used to capture global icons and luxury brands like Cartier, Prada and Louis Vuitton.
From technical mastery to the art of the visual narrative, this experience is designed to elevate your craft under the guidance of a true master.

Fine print: Dates to be mutually agreed upon with the donor.

From capturing the global campaigns of Chanel, Saint Laurent and Gucci to serving as the official house photographer for JPK's own Yves Ungano, Julian brings a cinematic eye and a storied professional pedigree to every frame.

Your private session includes: Three hours of professional photography with Julian. Whether you are looking for timeless family portraits, sophisticated professional headshots or a creative editorial-style shoot, Julian will work with you to bring your vision to life.

Fine print: Date to be mutually agreed upon with the donor.

Captured in 2017 at the historic Galtaji Temple (often called the Monkey Temple) near Jaipur, Rajasthan, this signed limited giclee print showcases Julian Ungano's signature "cinematic eye." The photograph depicts a moment of raw, kinetic energy as local boys plunge into the sacred kunds (water tanks) of the 18th-century pilgrimage site. Ungano captures the juxtaposition between the timeless, pink sandstone architecture of the Aravalli hills and the fleeting, vibrant life of its inhabitants.

Julian Ungano is an award-winning filmmaker and photographer known for operating at the intersection of fashion, art and documentary. A graduate of the Pratt Institute and former assistant to David LaChapelle, Ungano has built a career capturing intimate, rare moments for global publications including Vogue, Vanity Fair and The New York Times.

Fine print: "Boys at Galtaji," Rajasthan, India, 2017. Signed limited giclee print. 30 x 30 inches.

Captured by local photographer and Ripp mom Liane Curtis, this stunning fine art print transports the viewer into the heart of the Bedford Heron Rookery. A true celebration of local biodiversity, the photograph captures the ethereal beauty and architectural nesting habits of the great blue heron. Curtis's work is known for its patience and precision. Here she waited for the perfect light to highlight the prehistoric grace of these magnificent birds against the serene Bedford landscape.

Liane Curtis is a Waccabuc-based photographer whose work focuses on the intersection of nature, light and local conservation. With a keen eye for the hidden rhythms of the Hudson Valley and Westchester ecosystems, her photography serves as a visual love letter to the environment. Her pieces are frequently sought after by local collectors looking to bring the tranquil beauty of the outdoors into their homes.

Fine print: Bedford Heron Rookery Gallery framed fine art print, 20 x 30 inches.

Experience the peak of summer elegance with this exclusive package for the Caramoor Opening Night Summer Gala on Saturday, June 20, 2026. This isn't just a concert - it's a full-sensory celebration of the arts set against the backdrop of one of Westchester's most stunning estates.

Enjoy premium access to Caramoor's most prestigious event of the season with two Clarinet Level tickets. Begin your evening with cocktails and hors d'oeuvres among the lush, Italianate gardens. Head to the open-sided Venetian Theater for a high-wattage performance by Tony Award winner Kelli O'Hara and the Orchestra of St. Luke's. Conclude the night with a sophisticated sit-down dinner and fine wines served on the picturesque grounds.

A Rare Glimpse into the "Electric" World of Broadway

You and a guest will experience the glitz, glamour, and tragedy of The Great Gatsby at the historic Broadway Theatre - with a VIP twist you won't find at the box office.

After the final curtain call, you won't just head for the exit. You'll be greeted by house electrician Paul Davila for a private, insider tour of the production. Discover the technical secrets and stage magic that bring West Egg to life every night. Stand where the stars stand and see the Broadway Theatre from a perspective few ever experience.

Fine Print: Voucher good for two (2) tickets from April 27, 2026, to September 6, 2026.

Enjoy a pair of premium tickets to witness a major cultural moment as Emmy and Golden Globe winner Mariska Hargitay makes her long-awaited Broadway debut at the Hudson Theatre. In this limited 40-performance engagement running from May 26 through June 28, 2026, Hargitay takes over the lead in the acclaimed solo play Every Brilliant Thing.

Before the curtain rises, or after, enjoy a refined dinner for two at The Lambs Club, a historic Midtown landmark just steps from the theater. Known for its polished service and Art Deco glamour, The Lambs Club offers a celebrated pre-theater menu featuring elevated American classics like seared scallops, 'nduja carbonara, and Wagyu New York strip.

Fine Print: Dates are pending based on availability.

Photograph printed as a fine art giclee on Canson Arches Aquarelle Rag paper, mounted to aluminum dibond and presented in a gold aluminum ArtBox frame with a 0.39" profile; total size 16.3x21.7 in. Accompanied by an original poem printed as a fine art giclee on Canson Arches Aquarelle Rag paper, 8.3x11.1 in. in a gold aluminum ArtBox frame with a 0.39" profile. My Dear unfolds through a sequence of unanswered questions, allowing uncertainty to remain intact. Meaning emerges indirectly-through address, image, and pause-rather than explanation or resolution.

Diane Scrofani is a New York City-based visual poetry artist whose work unites photography and text into a single contemplative form. Each piece begins with an image and concludes in stillness. Her photographs function as sites of pause-holding moments that may be present, remembered, or still approaching.

Scrofani's works are composed in two inseparable forms: photograph and original poem. The image establishes atmosphere; the poem gives shape to what arises within the viewer-memory, longing, grief, calm.
Her writing responds directly to the world each photograph creates, shaped by place, music, and the emotional residue of lived experience.
My Dear was photographed in Islamorada, Florida, a recurring and formative
landscape in Scrofani's practice. Rendered in early light and open horizon, the images inhabit a threshold between departure and return, where time appears suspended.

Photograph printed as a fine art giclee on Canson Arches Aquarelle Rag paper, mounted to aluminum dibond and presented in a gold aluminum ArtBox frame with a 0.39" profile; total size 21.7x16.3 in. Accompanied by an original poem printed as a fine art giclee on Canson Arches Aquarelle Rag paper, 8.3x11.1 in. Requiem ab Strepitu Mentis approaches stillness with restraint. Silence is entered gradually, as thought loosens and the mind is given rest. The work offers grace not as an achievement, but as something received.

Diane Scrofani is a New York City-based visual poetry artist whose work unites photography and text into a single contemplative form. Each piece begins with an image and concludes in stillness. Her photographs function as sites of pause-holding moments that may be present, remembered, or still approaching.

"Sand Sledders" is a beautiful exploration of texture and joy. This archival inkjet print ensures exceptional color depth and longevity, preserving the fine details of the landscape and the fleeting moment of the subjects. Professionally framed and ready to hang, this piece serves as both a stunning focal point and a timeless conversation starter. This image won first place in the National Wildlife Federation's 52nd annual photo contest in the People in Nature category.

Emily Neville Fisher is a celebrated photographer (and Ripp mom!) whose work often bridges the gap between fine art and documentary storytelling. Her eye for composition and her gift for finding magic in the everyday have made her a favorite among collectors.

Original oil painting

St. Patrick's carnival in Bedford

20 x 16 inches

Stevie Wonder/Jeff Beck 1:

Superstition tracking sheet from 1972 recording session

Stevie Wonder/Jeff Beck 2:

Superstition mix down sheet from 1972 recording session

Andy Warhol (5):

Original Premier Flyer for the first ever Screen Test 1964

Andy Warhol (6):

Original flyer and photograph for framed Factory 'Couch' film

Set of 2

Andy Warhol (7):

Andy Warhol/Edie Sedgwick - Original Premier Flyer for Warhol 'Poor Little Rich Girl' film

Andy Warhol (8):

The Nude Restaurant Original silkscreened poster for 1967 film

Portrait of Andy Warhol by Gretchen Berg, 1966

Vintage gelatin silver print signed

Andy Warhol (10):

Portrait by John Palmer, 1964

Vintage silver gelatin print signed

Andy Warhol (11):

First Edition of 1968 Stockholm catalog

Andy Warhol (12):

First Edition of 1966 Film Culture artists' book

Andy Warhol (13):

First Edition of 1966 Index Artists Book

Bert Stern Marilyn (1):

The Marilyn Monroe Lithograph Series, 1968

Edition 1/10

(Unframed)

Bert Stern Marilyn (2):

The Marilyn Monroe Lithograph Series, 1968

Edition 2/10

(Unframed)

Bert Stern Marilyn (3):

The Marilyn Monroe Lithograph Series, 1968

Edition 3/10

(Unframed)

Bert Stern Marilyn (4)

The Marilyn Monroe Lithograph Series, 1968

Edition 4/10

(Unframed)

Bert Stern Marilyn (5):

The Marilyn Monroe Lithograph Series, 1968

Edition 5/10

(Unframed)

Bert Stern Marilyn (6):

The Marilyn Monroe Lithograph Series, 1968

Edition 6/10

(Unframed)

Bert Stern Marilyn (7):

The Marilyn Monroe Lithograph Series, 1968

Edition 7/10

(Unframed)

Bert Stern Marilyn (8)

The Marilyn Monroe Lithograph Series, 1968

Edition 8/10

(Unframed)

Bert Stern Marilyn (9)

The Marilyn Monroe Lithograph Series, 1968

Edition 9/10

(Unframed)

Bert Stern Marilyn (10):

The Marilyn Monroe Lithograph Series, 1968

Edition 10/10

(Unframed)

Sho Shibuya - NYT (2):

New York Times Lithograph Series 2021 for Yves Saint Laurent Edition 2/10

(Unframed)

Sho Shibuya - NYT (1):

New York Times Lithograph Series 2021 for Yves Saint Laurent Edition 1/10

(Unframed)

Sho Shibuya - NYT (3):

New York Times Lithograph Series 2021 for Yves Saint Laurent Edition 3/10

(Unframed)

Sho Shibuya - NYT (4):

New York Times Lithograph Series 2021 for Yves Saint Laurent Edition 4/10

(Unframed)

Sho Shibuya - NYT (5):

New York Times Lithograph Series 2021 for Yves Saint Laurent Edition 5/10

(Unframed)

Sho Shibuya - NYT (6):

New York Times Lithograph Series 2021 for Yves Saint Laurent Edition 6/10

(Unframed)

Sho Shibuya - NYT (7):

New York Times Lithograph Series 2021 for Yves Saint Laurent Edition 7/10

(Unframed)

Sho Shibuya - NYT (8):

New York Times Lithograph Series 2021 for Yves Saint Laurent Edition 8/10

(Unframed)

Sho Shibuya - NYT (9):

New York Times Lithograph Series 2021 for Yves Saint Laurent Edition 9/10

(Unframed)

Sho Shibuya - NYT (10):

New York Times Lithograph Series 2021 for Yves Saint Laurent Edition 10/10

(Unframed)

Keith Haring (1)

Keith Haring Sculpture at Tony Shafrazi Gallery original poster.

Keith Haring (2):

Keith Haring Official Biography together with two original polaroids taken by Haring:

* Original polaroid of Andy Warhol at Keith Haring studio, taken by Haring and signed by Warhol, reproduced on page 185

* Original polaroid of Keith Haring and Madonna, at Keith Haring studio, taken by Haring boyfriend, Angel Ortiz, and signed by Madonna. Reproduced on page 138

Keith Haring (3):

Original Keith Haring offset lithograph poster for ACT UP 1987

Original drawing by Keith Haring

Famed 'Baby' image on the inside front cover of the 1982 Keith Haring catalog

Original graffiti tag by Haring partner Angel Ortiz

Signed and dated

Original offset lithograph 1982 anti-nuclear poster by Keith Haring

Only distributed in small quantities at a demonstration

Keith Haring (6):

Original offset lithograph 1982 poster of Keith Haring drawings show at Tony Shafrazi Gallery.

With check from Tony Shafrazi to Keith Haring signed by Keith Haring.

Original offset lithograph poster of Keith Haring at Fun Gallery 1983

Together with framed Keith Haring show invite signed by Keith Haring