Caravaggio to the Rescue?
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Two shows of paintings set to open to the public on Wednesday may make or break the legacy of both an Upper East Side art gallery known for its extensive Renaissance and Baroque art collection, Salander-O’Reilly, and its well-known owner, Lawrence Salander. Mr. Salander, who is also a private art dealer, faces mounting legal trouble with as many as seven suits filed against him and the gallery in New York alone in the last two months and as many as 15 in the last year.
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