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House• December 13, 2019

Bernd Goeckler

Today’s House column is a look back at our 2011 interview with renowned gallerist Bernd Goeckler who passed away from cancer on December 4th at the age of 78. In the three decades that he ran his antiques store on East 10th Street, the German-born Goeckler was a trusted source throughout the design community and known for his sharp and thoughtful eye. We are saddened by his loss and our heart goes out to his husband, interior designer Carl D’Aquino...

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