STAN AND GUS: Art, Ardor, and the Friendship That Built the Gilded Age

Stanford White created landmark buildings that elevated American architecture. Gus Saint-Gaudens brought emotional depth to American sculpture. They maintained an intimate friendship and partnership that defined the art of the Gilded Age. And so it went amid brilliant commissions and sordid debaucheries until White's sensational murder in 1906. Photos, some in color.