Cartoonist's $5.3M Carnegie Hill Townhouse Finds a Buyer

The quirky and colorful Upper East Side townhouse where artist Al Hirschfeld once drew his caricatures of theater folks hit the market just three weeks ago, but it's already found a buyer. The house, where the artist lived from the 1940s through his death in 2003, has a few Hirschfeld-painted fireplace tiles and wallpaper printed with his caricatures, which surely factored into the $5.295 million ask. The listing labels the house as in contract, but no word yet on the buyer or the final price. Any estimates?
· Listing: 122 East 95th Street [Corcoran]
· 122 East 95th Street [StreetEasy]
· Caricaturist's Pretty in Pink Carnegie Hill Townhouse Asks $5.3 million [Curbed]