Sublime

Heller manages the art collections of six Wall Street money managers, several of whom are billionaires.

Liberman’s boss, S. I. Newhouse Jr.—known as Si—was the chairman of Condé Nast. When his father sent him to work at the company in 1961, Si Newhouse, short and socially awkward, was wealthy but not naturally glamorous or artistic. Liberman, then art director of Vogue, was his entrée into the sophisticated, expensive world that existed for most

(Apparently you’re not an underground legend until you have “the” in your name.)