New York Medical College founder 'comes home' - Westfair Communications

A portrait of one of New York’s early movers and shakers, William Cullen Bryant, has “come home” to New York Medical College in Valhalla, shedding light on a once prominent artist, Ferdinand Danton Sr., in the process.

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