Annie Armstrong’s column for Caper explores how fine art by Joan Miró and Alexander Calder ended up at Chez Fifi, an Upper East Side restaurant opened by brothers Joshua and David Foulquier in honor of their late mother, Firouzeh ("Fifi"). The collection on the restaurant's second floor features a Miró etching titled La Cantatrice Chauve, which Fifi purchased at a Paris flea market in the late 1980s, displayed alongside a family portrait of their grandmother and a Calder gouache titled Flying Saucers. Josh acquired the Calder at an Alabama yard sale for $500, later discovering through Calder's son that the piece was an authentic original worth approximately $150,000.