The Hamptons has long been a haven for artists. From Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner, who famously lived in the Springs near Willem de Kooning, to Andy Warhol, who kept a compound known as Eothen out in Montauk, to John Steinbeck, who settled in Sag Harbor Village, creators of all stripes have come to the East End of Long Island in search of refuge, quietude, inspiration and stunning natural beauty. And, of course, prime real estate.
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