"Two years later, enticed by the prospect that a higher degree would open doors to more opportunities, she enrolled at Rollins College, a private liberal arts school in Winter Park, Fla. She started studying art history, which felt like a natural extension of her love of art, writing and research."

I'm surprised that one goes into a field as small and competitive as art history in these days.

Museums, how many relevant art related roles can there be nation wide?

There’s no specific moat to being an art dealer; you’re a broker serving relationships. Have a pleasant demeanor and you’re halfway there. Times of economic uncertainty have long been a great time to strike lucrative art deals.