and lichtenstein is under any deal that he can make money from. now, i've got no direct knowledge of these deals, but i do know of a number of companies that he was involved with and any one of those pollutants uh, in mullins, to be or was move loan and in many ways distinguished his marriage to the daughter of the egyptian president opened many doors for him. some believe he owed his reported millionaire status to having a mazda fortune of brokering arms deals. during his lifetime, milan was described as a diplomatic, a business man, a politician, a government adviser, under spying. it's likely that a different stages. it performed all of these rooms. but the name ash off more one is best known for espionage. there's no question that he spied for israel. he may, however, have been a double agent. what is true, loyalty being to his native egypt when there's all countries, there's other than any other country you're interested in intelligence. that's the way you know what you'll and i mean sometimes you'll find think or so the best way, having some

there is roy lichtenstein's sweet dreams from 1965, and keith haring's late 1980s painted steel sculpturehe artists are thinking about being alive. i think they are thinking about their own identity and how they navigate that in this world. i think they are thinking about love, violence, fantasy, death. >> one of the things about boxing and this act of being in a battle is it can be disorienting. >> reporter: among the most recent works is a pair of paintings from 2023 by jared mcgriff. >> the thing that i think about with these two works is this idea of internal struggle and what it takes from an internal determination and focus standpoint to reach this level of athleticism. >> reporter: that could tans late to anything, right? >> correct. >> reporter: of course, there are also flashes of humor. the 1985 photos of artists andy warhol and jean michel basquiat in boxing gear. or harry benson's shot of of a young muhammad ali meeting the young beatles in a miami gym on their first trip to the u.s. in 1964. he's boxing george's ear, right? >> absolutely. and who would have thought that these