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Opposite page top: In the upstairs hall, the portrait by Elaine de Kooning was a gift from the artist to Katharine's father, early 1960s; the sitter is unknown. Above portrait, Uta Barth's photograph Untitled (from Deep Blue Day), 2015, from the Houston Center for Photography auction dinner. Through the doorway, antique table and mirror from Katharine's maternal grandparents. Above table, Charles Mary Kubricht artwork from the shuttered Lynn Goode Gallery. This page, clockwise: The library serves as Katharine's office; antique desk passed down from her family. Maiden Home sofa. Mies van der Rohe Barcelona chair and ottoman, 1960s era. Original Noguchi coffee table from her mother, circa 1940s. Katharine Barthelme Frank in her domain of literature and art books. Rachel Comey silk blouse and pants, Kick Pleat. In the library, which doubles as Katharine's office, Philip Guston's lithograph Sea, 1980, from Susan Sheehan Gallery, New York. Through doorway, Robert Rauschenberg's monumental print Autobiography, 1968, from Josh Pazda Hiram Butler gallery, Houston.