Walk into Jennings & Rohn Montage on Millerton’s Main Street and the first thing you see is a classical figure, a woman bearing a pitcher of water and a demure countenance. She is draped and sculpted and perhaps a bit aged in the tradition of classical Greek art. The tag dangling from her wrist says $595.
Take a step to the right and there’s an enormous, lean, bent, Giacometti-tinged figure, his armature daubed with chunks of cement: Price, $1,650. But lest you get the wrong idea here, a stunning little duck made of lead would set you back $12.
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