Walter Robinson was one of the first people I met in the New York art world, when I started writing about art and the art market in the late 1990s. Alexandra Peers, my editor at the Wall Street ...

World War II Navy seaman Walter Marasco of Riggles Gap was never “a gung-ho military type,” according to Marasco’s son, Brian ...

Walter Cornelius was known as the world’s strongest man and had over 50 world records. When he wasn’t performing at children’s parties, Walter was pushing a double decker bus with his head for half a ...

“I learned more in one day with Walter than two degrees at Oxford,” the writer Ana Finel Honigman told me. A beloved fixture of the art world since the early 1970s, he wore his eminence lightly, ...

A painter who took his subjects from pop culture, he was also the founding editor of Artnet.com and chronicled the rise of ...

“All that you give yourself for is to see that I remain normal,” Walter wrote to Agnes, “to see that I live in the world and not in a hospital. I am grateful for these beautiful years, but you have to ...