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FEATURES 60 The Legendary Collection

of A. Alfred Taubman The art that the former Sotheby’s chairman acquired over a lifetime is as astonishing as his career.

By Anthony Calnek

70 New York: The Next Level From Chelsea to SoHo, downtown Manhattan is an ebullient nexus for art, culture and commerce.

By Mark Ellwood

78 His Creative Good The collection of award-winning TV producer and philanthropist Sam Simon is being sold to benefit his favourite causes.

By Jennifer Krasinski

82 A Graceful Gathering Louis and Evelyn Franck acquired exquisite art that reflected their refined taste for serious masterworks.

By Christine Schwartz Hartley

70 (Left) Donald Judd’s restored home and studio, now the artist’s foundation and a cultural destination in SoHo.

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DEPARTMENTS 21 Access Performa takes New York; Picasso fever; a Joan Mitchell retrospective; South East Asian abstraction in Singapore and more

32 Curated The enchanting objects of François-Xavier and Claude Lalanne

34 At Home with Art The secrets behind Jeffrey Bilhuber’s distinctly American interiors

40 In the Mix Stylish accessories for the modern gentleman

42 All that Glitters A diamond this spectacular only comes along once in a blue moon

46 Jewels at Every Price Point Discover a dazzling range of jewels this autumn at Sotheby’s

48 Extraordinary Properties Homes with customised galleries for devoted collectors

(Above) A Swatch Flik Flak watch, 1987, from The Schmid & Muller Collection.

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DEPARTMENTS 52 The Collector’s Eye A Swatch superlot celebrates the history of this art-focussed brand

54 The Reginato Files Lord March has turned historic Goodwood House into a major destination for auto enthusiasts

87 How to Buy at Auction A step-by-step guide to navigating the auction process

88 Sotheby’s This Season A calendar of auctions and exhibitions worldwide

93 TTR Sotheby’s International Realty Property Showcase

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60 (Above) Tiffany & Co. pair of 18-karat yellow gold and onyx cuff links $500–1,000.

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AN EXTRAORDINARY COLLABORATION

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otheby’s has been uniting global collectors with works of art since 1744, and 271 years later it has grown into the world’s most trusted advisor for important assets. Today, Sotheby’s International Realty continues to expand the brand’s global reach and commitment to unparalleled expertise and service. With offices in 60 countries and territories worldwide, Sotheby’s International Realty unites more extraordinary homes with extraordinary lives than any other real estate brokerage firm in the world.

With five offices in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Northern Virginia, the 280 talented associates at TTR Sotheby’s International Realty continue to set new records, not only in terms of sales, but also standards of integrity, professional service and leadership in our community. We are grateful to the growing number of Washington families that trust us to advise them regarding their real estate assets.

In the upcoming months, we hope you will join us at one of the local community events with which we are honored to play an active role. From ACT for Alexandria to Atlas Theatre, we are working side by side with over 120 local organizations to improve the lives of thousands of at-risk children, families and members of the armed services in our community.

In the pages of this Autumn issue, you will discover rich editorial about art, design and Washington’s most exceptional homes – presented to you by the venerable brand that is Sotheby’s. On behalf of all of us at TTR Sotheby’s International Realty, we wish you a healthy and prosperous season.

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Sotheby’s guide to the people and events shaping the art world.

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SINGAPORE’S GLOBAL CULTURE

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Robin Rhode’s Piano Chair, 2011.

LIVE FROM NEW YORK

CITY AS STAGE Launched by critic and art historian Roselee Goldberg in 2004, Performa has defined itself as alternately challenging and enrapturing jaded art audiences with memorable and multifarious live events. With 592 performances under its belt, in year ten the biennial retains its power to surprise.

“It’s a step off a cliff, in a way,” says Goldberg of the commissioned projects. “Everything we do is 100 per cent risk and 100 per cent trust in the

artist, because we don’t know what we’re getting until the end.” This edition looks to the past – to the Renaissance, in fact, where Goldberg says the idea of performance as an integral activity for artists originated. Fanning out into sites all over the city, Performa features a cinquecentoinspired performance from Francesco Vezzoli and American Ballet Theatre principal David Hallberg, as well as a weeklong pageant by Pauline

Curnier Jardin. Robin Rhode is bringing his street smarts to a staging of Arnold Schönberg’s solo opera Erwartung (Expectation) amid the bustle of Times Square, while previous participant Jesper Just returns with a multigenerational narrative and an installation that allies One World Trade Center with the romantic doom of Caspar David Friedrich. Performa 15, various locations, New York, 1–22 November. —SARAH P HANSON

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(Clockwise from top) Diana Widmaier-Picasso; Jasper Johns, Sketch for Cups 2 Picasso, 1971– 72; Picasso’s L’Acrobate bleu, 1929; and Martin Kippenberger, Podria prestarte algo, pero en eso no te haria ningùn favor, Galeria, Leyendecker (T.Ü), 1985.

Painting was Picasso’s self-avowed mania. Forty years after his death, his work is the object of other people’s obsession – at least for the nearly 80 artists in Picasso Mania at the Grand Palais, co-organised by the artist’s granddaughter Diana Widmaier-Picasso (left) with Didier Ottinger of the Pompidou’s Musée national d’Art Moderne and Emilie Bouvard of the Musée Picasso. What sets it apart from other shows that have considered the master’s influence, says Widmaier-Picasso, is the inclusion of 100 works by her grandfather, among them a selection secured from the Picasso family and her mother, Maya Picasso.

Interspersed are more than 300 contemporary examples.

“We selected great artists whose work showed the evident influence of Picasso,” says Widmaier-Picasso, who shares the allure and sculptural features of her grandmother, Picasso’s mistress and muse Marie-Thérèse Walter. Among the recent works are Maurizio Cattelan’s Untitled (Picasso), 1998, a fibreglass statuette of the painter in a striped sailor jersey, and such paintings as David Hockney’s colourful Harlequin, 1980; Roy Lichtenstein’s Woman with Flowered Hat, 1963; and Jasper Johns’s series The Seasons, inspired by Picasso’s Minotaure à la cariole of 1936. That painting and others from the family’s collection “have rarely been exhibited,” explains Widmaier-Picasso. “It’s a very special show.”

A section in Picasso Mania devoted to Guernica illuminates the artistic consequences of the love affair between Picasso and Walter, who appears three times in that work – as the desperate running girl, the light-giving figure holding a lamp and the mother wailing over her dead child. “I believe she is an incarnation of hope for Picasso,” says Widmaier-Picasso of her grandmother.

One Guernica-inspired piece in the show is an installation by Polish artist Goshka Macuga that considers the work’s complex political legacy. WidmaierPicasso admits she was surprised by the extent of Picasso’s influence on film and video, such as Rineke Dijkstra’s I See a Woman Crying (Weeping Women), 2009, for which the artist filmed museumgoers’ reactions to the painter’s famous depictions of crying muses. “Picasso gave many artists permission not just to create, but to invent,” says Widmaier-Picasso. “Let’s hope this freedom will inspire many more generations to come.” Picasso Mania, Grand Palais, Paris, 7 October–29 February 2016. —JEAN BOND RAFFERTY

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WILD THINGS Multimedia artist Diana Thater believes that “Through animals, we can see other ways of living and being in the world.” And through The Sympathetic Imagination, the first comprehensive survey of her immersive film, video and architectural installations, Thater hopes visitors will experience alternate forms of time and space, too. Early works such as Oo Fifi, Five Days in Claude Monet’s Garden, Part 1 and Part 2, 1992, an interactive meditation upon the painter’s landscapes, as well as her recent Life Is a Time-Based Medium, 2015, featuring a Hindu temple overrun by monkeys, testify to the artist’s ongoing interest in nonlinear perceptions of reality. Referencing J. M. Coetzee’s experimental novel Elizabeth Costello in the show’s title, Thater contends that “engaging with alternate ideas of embodiment will lead us to be in concert” with the world we live in. Diana Thater: The Sympathetic Imagination, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 22 November–21 February 2016. —JOSEPH AKEL

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Diana Thater’s Delphine, 1999, installation view, Kunsthalle Bremen, 2004.

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(From left) The artist with her dog, George, in 1954, and Joan Mitchell’s Merci, 1992.

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ART SPEAKS Hannah Rothschild’s latest novel deftly pings between comedic romance and biting satire of London’s art world. The Improbability of Love is the title of a lost masterwork, unwittingly purchased by a recently jilted chef, who gets mixed up with a ruthless art-dealing dynasty that wants the painting back at any cost.

The picture holds secrets, and in a risky conceit that’s surprisingly successful, it speaks as a narrator. The fictional dealers and auction specialists are so accurately drawn that readers may try to guess their real-life counterparts. But any similarities are probably pure coincidence.

—MEGHAN DAILEY

and the Museum Ludwig, where it is showing now, the exhibition gathers 30 major canvases, some of which are loans never before shown publicly.

Also on view for the first time is a trove of archival material that includes letters between the artist and friends such as Frank O’Hara and Samuel Beckett, photographs, films and posters, all from the holdings of the Joan Mitchell Foundation.

Joan Mitchell: Retrospective. Her Life and Paintings.

Museum Ludwig, Cologne, 14 November–21 February 2016. —MEREDITH MENDELSOHN

SALON STYLE When beauty, quality and provenance are present, a collector’s love knows no boundaries. Such is the premise behind The Salon Art + Design, whose fourth edition takes over New York’s Park Avenue Armory from 12 to 16 November. Devotees of top-notch eclecticism, rejoice: The 55 international exhibitors have been vetted, and their provocative yet impeccable mix of fine and decorative arts from all periods will woo you. London’s Richard Green, along with his Impressionist and modern British paintings, will be there, along with Milan’s European design specialist Nilufar and Los Angeles’s Seomi International, which is bringing leading Korean ceramicist Jang Jin’s vessels.

Time to let loose. —CHRISTINE SCHWARTZ HARTLEY Jang Jin’s Still Life, in glazed ceramic and gold.

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The Chicago-born painter Joan Mitchell burst onto New York’s avant-garde scene in 1951, exhibiting and socialising alongside de Kooning and Pollock. This was no small feat for a woman in a hypermasculine art world, even one as toughminded as Mitchell. In 1959, she decamped for Paris, lured in part by the legacy of her artistic heroes, such as van Gogh. So it’s not surprising that European institutions are presenting the most significant retrospective of her work in a decade. Organised by Austria’s Museum Bregenz

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Cheong Soo Pieng, Blue Rhythm, 1974.

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GLOBAL CURRENTS Parades and parties marked the 50th anniversary of the island state of Singapore’s independence in August, but the celebration continues this autumn. The National Gallery Singapore, dedicated to South East Asian art, is opening 24 November, and Sotheby’s is marking its 30th year in Singapore with A New Dialogue, a selling exhibition of abstract paintings from the 1960s to the present. Created by 21 influential South East Asian artists, the 57 works on view – by Singaporeans Cheong Soo Pieng, Wong Keen and Tang Da Wu; Malaysia’s Ibrahim Hussein and Latiff Mohidin; and Thailand’s Maymay Jumsai, among others – come directly from the artists and from select private collections. All invariably reflect the painters’ local contexts, as well as the influence of American and European art, notes Koh Seow Chuan, a longtime collector of abstraction from the region. “Singapore is like a cradle of globalisation, where we are unknowingly influenced by the best values of the East and the West,” he explains, adding: “You can see the artists capturing these values in composition, in colours, in their methodology.” For example, Filipino Pacita Abad paints vibrantly on Batik material, while Lim Tze Peng uses traditional Chinese ink for his avant-garde compositions. “This exhibition demonstrates that the blossoming of art in South East Asia is beginning to be noticed by the world,” says Koh. It also proves Singapore’s continued blossoming as an art destination. A New Dialogue, Sotheby’s Singapore, 30 October–2 November. —JOHN BRUNTON

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Frank Stella was just 23 when the Museum of Modern Art included his Black Paintings, large canvases covered with geometric patterns painted in black enamel, in its Sixteen Americans show in 1959. In Stella’s hands, paintings became objects in their own right: “What you see is what you see,” the artist would later say of his output. Familiar with the gestural Abstract Expressionism that had defined the New York scene, the public found this literalism shocking. Stella, now 79 and still making art, may no longer scandalise, but the Whitney’s full-career retrospective of around 100 works is sure to hold surprises. From his shimmering shaped-canvas Aluminum and Copper paintings and his Protractor series of colourful interlaced arcs and lines to recent sculptural pieces that seem to explode off the wall, Stella has taken a different radical turn at every age. Frank Stella: A Retrospective, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, 30 October–7 February 2016. —MM

(From top) Frank Stella’s Chocorua IV, 1966, and Marrakech, 1964.

HOOD MUSEUM OF ART, DARTMOUTH COLLEGE, HANOVER, NH; PURCHASED THROUGH THE MIRIAM AND SIDNEY STONEMAN ACQUISITION FUND, A GIFT FROM JUDSON AND CAROL BEMIS, CLASS OF 1976, AND GIFTS FROM THE LATHROP FELLOWS, IN HONOR OF BRIAN P. KENNEDY, DIRECTOR OF THE HOOD MUSEUM OF ART, 2005–2010. © 2015 FRANK STELLA/ARTISTS RIGHTS SOCIETY (ARS), NEW YORK. THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, NEW YORK; GIFT OF MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C. SCULL, 1971 (1971.5). © 2015 FRANK STELLA/ARTISTS RIGHTS SOCIETY (ARS), NEW YORK.

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CURATED 1 FRANÇOIS-XAVIER LALANNE Grand oiseau de Peter A, 2003 €200,000–300,000 ($230,000–340,000) 2 CLAUDE LALANNE Pomme bouche, 1981 €10,000–15,000 ($11,000–17,000)

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3 CLAUDE LALANNE Wall sconce, 2006 €25,000–35,000 ($30,000–40,000) 4 CLAUDE LALANNE Trône de Pauline, 2011 €150,000–200,000 ($170,000–230,000) 5 FRANÇOIS-XAVIER LALANNE Bélier, 1995 €80,000–120,000 ($90,000–140,000)

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AT HOME WITH ART

ARBITER OF STYLE Jeffrey Bilhuber is revered for his beautifully innovative, distinctly American interiors. On the occasion of the publication of his latest book, Brook Mason talked with the design giant.

effrey Bilhuber is not quite American design’s bestkept secret. His career is entering its third decade; hundreds of his interiors have appeared in publications such as Architectural Digest and Elle Decor; he’s published three top-selling design books and just released a fourth, American Master: Notes on Style and Substance (Rizzoli). With such clients as taste mavens Iman and David Bowie, Ashton Hawkins and Anna Wintour, his eponymous Manhattan firm is not exactly looking for new business. If anything, it has spawned new companies: Steven Gambrel, Thom Filicia and Jesse Carrier all began their design careers in his office.

Celebrated for his panache in combining his clients’ antiques collections with newly commissioned furniture, Bilhuber says he has been receiving “more and more” enquiries from potential clients in Russia, the Middle East and China. His business has grown steadily in London too, where he is finishing a town house for an American expat couple. He is most excited about the renovation, for a longtime art world client, of a house once owned by Donald Judd in Marfa, Texas. Along with architect Annabelle Seldorf and landscape designer Madison Cox, Bilhuber has created what he calls “a meeting ground for creative thinkers in the desert,” which will be completed in early 2016.

It would seem Bilhuber no longer has anything to prove; he does, however, have a lot to say. “And people want to listen,” he declares. His new book considers the nature of American style. “American designers embrace the opportunity to have a global vision and to think outside of four walls,” he says. “It’s up to us to sample different materials and periods and make them our own.” Bilhuber’s interiors – forward-looking and fearless yet still practical – are always unmistakably his.

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A colour-saturated living room created by Jeffrey Bilhuber for a Palm Beach residence.

(Above) Jeffrey Bilhuber (Left) A mixed-media work by Nick van Woert presides over the family room of an Aspen vacation house.

in the spring. It was just what the Colonial Revival house needed to add nuance, texture and history.

Can you reveal some of your sources?

Auction houses yield enormous surprises, but so do the newly allied dealers Louis Bofferding and Pierre Durand of the Chinese Porcelain Company, Gerald Bland and Philip Colleck of Antique English Furniture & Works of Art.

after attending Cornell university, You began your career working at the Carlyle Hotel. What did you learn there?

I learned that comfort is so essential, but when tackling projects, then strategic operations, military planning and precision are key.

Your taste is wide-ranging – You love Fortuny silks, plush velvets in rich colours, Japanned highboys and Chippendale chests. How would you describe your approach to creating a room and what influences you?

I build visual narratives that connect us to the world that surrounds us. Museum exhibitions, gallery shows, contemporary music and dance are all influences on my work.

Why do you frequently incorporate vintage or antique items in your interiors?

We’re not strangers to history. What I assemble are touchstones from the past. I interpret them in a way that liberates them from history and allows clients to see all their qualities with fresh eyes.

Can you talk about a recent purchase?

For a West Coast project, we acquired an exceptional George III-style statuary and a variegated chimneypiece at Sotheby’s

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how do you advise new clients and collectors?

Decorative art is a wonderful starting point. There are so many opportunities to learn and to buy. We bring our clients to the auction house, which has a wealth of knowledge, and with our expertise we help them dive in completely. We find the very best of what is available in the market and they find their confidence and their vocabulary.

What do you want to see in New York this season?

Nari Ward’s Breathing Directions, his third solo show at Lehmann Maupin; the antique sculpture and paintings that London dealers Coll & Cortés and Tomasso Brothers Fine Art are going to be showing at Carlton Hobbs; and the George Stubbs paintings from the Yale Center for British Art that are on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Of course I’m going to be attending Sotheby’s Impressionist and Modern Art sales in November.

What’s next on your horizon?

We’re installing a splendid house in the foothills of Montecito, California, and working on a home near the water in Greenwich, Connecticut, and a penthouse in New York City. Plus, I have a coast-to-coast book tour for American Master and a standing reservation at Swifty’s for a comforting dinner and a good whiskey sour.

Brook S. Mason is US correspondent for The Art Newspaper.

Help support our future Annibale Carracci, The Holy Family with the Infant Saint John the Baptist (‘The Montalto Madonna’) (detail), about 1600. Bought with the support of a number of gifts in wills and donations, 2004

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1 LEICA M2 camera with lens and pair of binoculars $1,200–1,600 2 PELIKAN Limited-edition Blue Planet fountain pen $1,000–1,500 3 TRIANON Pair of 18-karat yellow gold “Dumbell” lapis lazuli cufflinks $1,000–1,500 4 OMEGA Speedmaster chronograph wristwatch $800–1,200 5 A pair of 18-karat yellow gold and crimson cufflinks $1,500–2,500

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ALL THAT GLITTERS

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INTO THE BLUE A natural wonder, an artistic feat, a technical marvel and a dazzling jewel, the Blue Moon has the potential to set the record as the most expensive blue diamond ever to be sold at auction.

(Opposite and above) The Blue Moon. An exceptional fancy vivid blue diamond weighing 12.03 carats, internally flawless CHF34,050,000–53,500,000 (US$35,000,000–55,000,000).

Once in a blue moon, the earth sends forth a coloured diamond. Intense and intriguing, the stone may be yellow, pink, orange or violet, yet its fiery brilliance and exquisite colour – the most powerful emotional triggers in a gem – always come together with dramatic effect. Among these coveted stones (there is one for every 10,000 gem-quality white diamonds found), the blue diamond is considered the rarest, most captivating and most enigmatic treasure.

A fabulous fluke of nature, a blue diamond is produced by the random presence of the atomic lattice-bound trace element boron within the stone’s carbon structure during its formation deep in the earth’s core. The earliest known blue diamond came from the legendary Kollur mine in the Golconda, a region of India that produced such famous examples as the Idol’s Eye (15th century) and the Hope Diamond (17th century), perhaps the most fabled gemstone on the planet.

Later, in the early 18th century, blue diamonds were occasionally found in Brazil. But today the Premier Mine at Cullinan, some 40 kilometres east of Pretoria, South Africa, is the only one known to yield blue diamonds with any regularity. However, discoveries are still sporadic and always astonishing occurrences.

Indeed, since the mine was acquired by Jerseybased Petra Diamonds in 2008, out of the eighteen million tonnes mined and five million carats recovered, only five world-class blue diamonds have emerged from Cullinan, or less than 0.1 per cent of the mine’s annual yield.

All of that changed in January 2014 with the appearance of a 29.62-carat rough blue diamond crystal. Following much press excitement, the

diamond was purchased by Cora International, one of the world’s leading firms specialising in cutting large important diamonds. Cora’s experts spent approximately six months deliberating, planning and painstakingly cutting the rough into a magnificent cushion-cut 12.03carat diamond of perfect proportions. In its detailed monograph, the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) classified the diamond as “fancy vivid blue” and “internally flawless,” hailing it as a “rare wonder.” A pinnacle of perfection with top classifications, the stone was named the Blue Moon and garnered much attention when it went on view at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County in August 2014. But when the exhibition closed this past January, the Blue Moon retreated to a vault.

One of the largest known fancy vivid blue diamonds, the Blue Moon is now re-emerging as the dazzling centrepiece of Sotheby’s November sale of Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels in Geneva. The last time a vivid blue diamond was polished from the rough was in 2009, when the 7.03-carat Star of Josephine, from the same Cullinan mine as the Blue Moon, fetched $9.5 million at Sotheby’s Geneva, then a record price per carat for any diamond. The Blue Moon will be collectors’ ultimate object of desire, as well as one of tomorrow’s historic diamonds.

For David Bennett, Sotheby’s Worldwide Chairman for Jewellery, the Blue Moon represents “the most mysterious and romantic” of coloured diamonds, its deep blue giving it a hypnotic magnetism. Almost other-worldly, unknowable and absolute, this spectacular specimen is simply awe-inspiring.

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THE BLUE MOON DIAMOND’S EXQUISITE CUTTING IS CLEARLY THE RESULT OF A TRUE ART FORM, A BLEND OF ART AND SCIENCE, OF THE SUPERRATIONAL WITH THE HYPER-INSTINCTIVE.

Beyond exceptional colour, brilliance and clarity, the Blue Moon, classified as a type IIb diamond, glows with a captivating inner life. According to the GIA, type IIb diamonds are electrically conductive and known to phosphoresce, usually turning dark blue or green under ultraviolet light. Remarkably, the Blue Moon phosphoresces red, which infuses it with a flaming passion, another extraordinary quality.

Maximising these natural gifts, the Blue Moon also demonstrates diamond cutting’s new levels of excellence and expertise. The world’s elite diamond cutters have the ability to see into the heart of a stone, unveiling its secrets while understanding its intricate structure. Cutting and polishing a coloured diamond of immense value requires exceptional intuition, skill and experience, not to mention diamantine nerves, which the Blue Moon’s realisation embodies to the highest degree. Its exquisite cutting is clearly the result of a true art form, a blend of art and science, of the superrational with the hyper-instinctive. It should be noted that blue diamonds pose very specific challenges to gem cutters. Unlike white diamonds, type IIb blue diamonds are rarely symmetrical in structure; their internal angles are often likened to the knots in a piece of wood, making the cutter’s work all the more perilous. In addition, such stones often reveal uneven colour distribution, known as colour zoning, another parameter for the cutter to consider. One miscalculation, one slip, can mean the colour disappears entirely.

But while a blue diamond may present the greatest challenge for the diamond cutter, technical advances and increased understanding of coloured diamonds have also enabled experts to deepen precious stones’ intensity and illuminate their hues more than ever before.

That much is evident in the Blue Moon’s cushion brilliant cut: Its softness and noble lines not only celebrate the stone’s other-worldliness, they also enhance its tone and saturation, transforming our perception of the coloured diamond from mineralogical curiosity to refined work of art – impossibly rare, limited only by nature and discovered only once in a blue moon.

Vivienne Becker is a jewellery historian and contributing editor of the FT’s How to Spend It. Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels will be on view in Geneva from 7–11 November. Auction: 11 November.

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Pair of yellow gold and diamond brooches, 1940s CHF10,000–15,000 ($10,000–15,000) Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels

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Gold and diamond cocktail watch, Boucheron CHF8,000–12,000 ($8,000–12,000) Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels

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Emerald, onyx and diamond “Panther” ring, Cartier HK$250,000–320,000 ($40,000–42,000) Fine Jewels and Jadeite

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2 December, Hong Kong

Ruby and diamond ring weighing 4.43 carats CHF7,000–10,000 ($7,000–10,000) Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels

Gold and ruby bracelet, “Nid d’abeilles,” 1950s, René Boivin CHF30,000–40,000 ($30,000–40,000) Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels

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Pair of 18-karat gold, platinum and diamond earclips, David Webb $5,000–7,000 Magnificent Jewels

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Diamond clip, 1950s Cartier CHF20,000–30,000 ($20,000–30,000) Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels

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Platinum, gold, grey agate, peridot and diamond “Fleur” brooch, designed

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18-karat gold, enamel and diamond “Serpenti” wristwatch, Bulgari $60,000–80,000 Magnificent Jewels

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Diamond Cigar Band Ring featuring three cushion-cut diamonds in blackened 18-karat white gold For immediate sale: $165,000 Sotheby’s Diamonds

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Diamond Twist Earrings, each centring a round brilliant-cut diamond totalling 20.16 carats with pavé-set pink diamond surround For immediate sale: $650,000 Sotheby’s Diamonds

Sapphire and diamond “Flower” brooch, Van Cleef & Arpels HK$550,000–700,000 ($70,000–90,000) Fine Jewels and Jadeite

Turquoise and diamond parure, circa 1970, Van Cleef & Arpels CHF146,000–245,000 ($150,000–250,000) Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels

Fancy yellow diamond brooch weighing 20.84 carats, mid-19th century CHF220,000–320,000 ($225,000–325,000) Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels

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Gold, enamel, diamond and ruby “Swallow” brooch, circa 1887 $60,000–80,000 Magnificent Jewels

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Pair of 4.05- and 3.92carat fancy intense yellow VS2 clarity diamond pendant earrings HK$1,000,000–1,200,000 ($130,000–160,000) Fine Jewels and Jadeite

Platinum, fancy coloured diamond and diamond brooch, Bulgari $500,000–700,000 Magnificent Jewels

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Ruby and diamond clipnecklace combination, 1950s, Cartier CHF59,000–89,000 ($60,000–90,000) Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels

18-karat gold, platinum, emerald and diamond bracelet, 1965, Van Cleef & Arpels $100,000–150,000 Magnificent Jewels

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EXTRAORDINARY PROPERTIES

A HOME FOR ART Iyna Bort Caruso discovers five luxurious homes that provide the perfect backdrop for a variety of treasured art and objects.

RABAT MALTA

This extraordinary palazzo has been exquisitely restored to the highest standards. Sensitively adapted for the modern family, the more than 1,115 square metres of living space includes an impressive marble entrance hall and a glassenclosed courtyard that exposes all rooms to natural light. The wall of the main stairwell features carefully placed mirrors, so that paintings hung opposite are repeated in reverse, creating a dramatic effect.

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Garages as showrooms. Museum-calibre sculpture gardens. Personal libraries with Dewey Decimal swagger. For some homeowners, a passion for cars, fine art or rare books extends beyond their treasures to the environments that showcase them.

J Kuper, principal broker at Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty in Austin and San Antonio, Texas, sees it all the time: “Collections often reflect what individuals have been able to accomplish in their lives,” he says. Being surrounded by their art and objects is “a kind of reward.”

Thoughtful staging transforms these prizes into experiences. One home in Austin features an expansive art gallery with high ceilings to display the owner’s collection of large-scale paintings and sculptures.

Acquisitions are often steeped in memories, and an extraordinary setting allows the stories behind each item to be told.

“Space, lighting and proportion are all of equal importance when showcasing any kind of art,” says Robert Ferris, a contemporary art collector and architect with offices in New York and Connecticut.

A well-conceived home gallery sets up “an intimate dialogue,” he explains, and provides “opportunities to discover the art” as one moves through the space.

There is no question that viewing blue-chip art in a customised environment in your residence or sipping a rare vintage in the comfort of your own exquisite wine cellar elevates your enjoyment. And auto enthusiasts have been known to spend upwards of six figures on custom-built showrooms for their collectible cars with adjoining club rooms and full-time mechanics.

The true measure of whether a setting does its collection justice is simple: Does it make you happy?

“Collectors can have horrible days,” says Benjamin Doller, Vice Chairman of Sotheby’s New York.

“But when they come home and look at one of their paintings, it puts them in a wonderful mood.”

New York-based writer Iyna Bort Caruso has contributed to The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and Newsday, among others.

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(Above) This remarkable home on John’s Island Sound is an architectural masterpiece, beginning with double-front antique doors from a Civil War-era hotel in Charleston, South Carolina.

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(Right) Close to Austin’s contemporary art museum lies an estate designed to house an art collection of its own. Created for a collector with a love of architecture, the high ceilings and open spaces accommodate large statement pieces. The skylit, centrally-located gallery is visible from most rooms, and a twostorey atrium allows works to be viewed from above. $1,599,000 Property ID: V34N94| sir.com Kuper Sotheby’s International Realty Susan Griffith +1 512 327 4800

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(Left) Majestically perched 120 feet above the Atlantic Ocean on the South Shore of Martha’s Vineyard, the magnificent Chilmark House is an award-winning triumph of design and execution.

This comfortable yet luxurious island retreat served as the White House’s 2013 summer home. Its panoramic ocean views, gracious skylights, huge windows and wonderful details are simply extraordinary. An art collector’s dream, this home offers abundant wall space to showcase art. $19,125,000 Property ID: 5XVMBN | sir.com Wallace & Co. Sotheby’s International Realty +1 508 627 3313

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(Below) Experience unparalleled privacy, unsurpassed quality and utmost security throughout this remarkable estate, which is nestled in the middle of more than 30 pristine acres and located only a ten-minute drive from San Antonio International Airport.

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THE ONES TO WATCH A superlot of Swatch timepieces and their original designs celebrates the creative history of the art-focussed brand.

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RACING THROUGH HISTORY Lord March’s stately, historic Goodwood House has become a vibrant mecca for gearheads.

Lord March with his Lancia at Goodwood House, in Sussex.

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Grand as it is, guests at Goodwood House, a Grade 1-listed home in West Sussex, know they need not stand on ceremony. Recently, for instance, the Italian nine-time Grand Prix World Champion Valentino Rossi roared into the Guernsey Granite-columned entrance hall on his Yamaha bike, screeching to a halt under three very important George Stubbs scenes – the artist’s first major commission, which were painted in situ from 1759 to 1760.

A 12,000-acre estate, Goodwood has been the imposing seat of the Dukes of Richmond since 1697, when Charles Lennox, the 1st Duke – a son of King Charles II – and his French mistress Louise de Kérouaille purchased the property, but it has always been a happening place, sports-wise certainly.

Though the 1st Duke’s descendant, Charles Henry Gordon Lennox, the 10th Duke, still flourishes here today at age 86, for the last two decades the estate’s reins have been held firmly by his son, Charles, the Earl of March and Kinrara, now age 60. (By family tradition, all Gordon Lennox heirs are named Charles.)

That early succession at a ducal estate was unusual. “Most fathers hang on to the bitter end and only go out feet first; the sons can be in their seventies when they take over,” Lord March explains. “My father had taken over Goodwood when he was about 40, and he was determined that I should do the same.

So we have had an unusually well-organised succession here.”

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Eli and Edythe Broad in the newly completed museum.

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Still, the transition entailed major changes for the younger Charles. After attending Eton, working on the set of Stanley Kubrick’s film Barry Lyndon and spending a year in Africa, he returned to London and established himself as a successful photographer, whose clients included Harpers & Queens, Vogue Italia, De Beers and Osbourne & Little. Naturally, and although the 10th Duke had put Goodwood on sound footing, the challenges of running such a vast estate seemed daunting to the young heir. So, as Lord March contemplated plans to bring in the necessary revenue to maintain the property, he reached back to the estate’s heritage and his own early interests: sport and speed.

Arguably, Goodwood is England’s greatest sporting estate. From the 1600s onward, it was home to the country’s premier fox hunt; it was also the first estate on which cricket was played regularly. Horse racing, shooting, golf and flying subsequently thrived here. In 1948, the Earl’s grandfather, the 9th Duke, who was passionate about cars, transformed an airfield that had been built during the Second World War into a motor-racing track, the estate’s second.

(The first, now a hill-climb course, opened in 1936.) It remained active until circumstances led the family to close it in 1966, an event that “horrified” the ten-year-old Charles, he recalls today.

And so it seemed appropriate that “the car bug,” which Lord March says he inherited from his grandfather, turned out to be the thing that animated his grand plan for the estate.

“I’ve always loved cars, as vehicles and as objects. I love that they are design-focused and very sculptural. As I was looking for things we could draw revenue from, I realised this was something that was part of our story,” he says.

After a seven-year dispute with local authorities to reopen the racetrack, he eventually established the events that have become two of the most popular automotive races in the world: the Festival of Speed, founded in 1993 and held in June, and the Goodwood Revival, founded in 1998 and held in September. Between them, the two races now attract more than 350,000 highly enthusiastic visitors each year. Among them are Lord March’s large and eclectic group of friends, which this summer included such

“I’VE ALWAYS LOVED CARS, AS VEHICLES AND AS OBJECTS. I LOVE THAT THEY ARE DESIGN-FOCUSED AND VERY SCULPTURAL.”

(Above) A 40-metre twisted steel-beam sculpture by Gerry Judah was the Central Feature of the 2015 Festival of Speed at Goodwood House in June. A new Central Feature is commissioned every year, honouring sports cars and their manufacturers.

(From far left) A car going up the iconic hill climb at the Festival of Speed; Jason Benton signing autographs for the crowd.

luminaries as Apple Chief Design Officer Sir Jonathan Paul Ive, Pink Floyd’s Nick Mason, designer Marc Newson, Viscount and Viscountess Astor, Lord and Lady Bamford, as well as Gene Simmons of Kiss, who performed for the crowd.

It must be noted that being a mecca for gearheads of all stripes has not kept Goodwood from maintaining aristocratic standards of connoisseurship. Among the house’s numerous treasures are a Sèvres dessert service commissioned by the 3rd Duke in 1765 – on which, at His Grace’s request, Sèvres artists depicted birds for the first time – as well as two magnificent views of the Thames from Richmond House in London, painted by Canaletto in 1746–47, a commission from the 2nd Duke. Goodwood, in other words, is Downton Abbey meets NASCAR. “One of the best things about this experience has been the tremendous enthusiasm we have received,” says Lord March. “The whole motor industry has gotten behind it, along with so much of the public.” Indeed, just about every car manufacturer in the world has become involved, from Aston Martin, Maserati and Ferrari to Ford, Mercedes and GM. Altogether, the various activities of the estate – midsummer horse races under the banner of the Qatar Goodwood Festival, two golf courses, sport hunting, a flying school, a hotel and a members’ club – have attracted a universe of high-end sponsors, including Cartier, Rolex and Veuve Clicquot, as well as financial firms such as UBS and Credit Suisse.

“It’s a massive list of partners. I can’t think of anybody else who’s got all these brands in one place,” Lord March says. “But then I don’t think anyone else has got the associations with as many glamorous activities as we do.”

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“EVERYTHING WE DO IS CENTRED AROUND THE HOUSE AND ENSURES THAT THE FAMILY CAN REMAIN HERE FOR GENERATIONS.”

James Reginato is writer-at-large for Vanity Fair.

(Above left) George Stubbs’s Racehorses Exercising was added to the family’s collection in the 18th century, by the 3rd Duke of Richmond.

(Left) The bucolic grounds of Goodwood House.

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There is also an organic farm on the estate – the largest in southern England – that feeds the 1.5 millions visitors who come annually (for weddings and conferences, for instance), along with the beef, lamb and pork raised there, and cheese from the dairy. In all, 650 employees work on the estate.

On-site auctions of vintage and modern automobiles have also become major events.

“In the 20 years since we’ve been doing it, we’ve seen unbelievable price increases. I guess we’ve played a part in that increase,” says Lord March, whose one regret is that he did not get in on the collecting field personally. “I don’t really own that many cars. I definitely should have been buying cars over the years,” he says, adding, “though I do have some good ones, including a Lancia Aurelia 1950s coupe and some very nice American hot rods. I love American iron.”

Meanwhile, Lord March has found time to pursue his photography. In 2014, a highly acclaimed show of his pictures, Nature Translated, was exhibited at the State Russian Museum in Saint Petersburg. Earlier this year, he had well-received shows at Hamiltons gallery in London and Venus over Manhattan in New York. In this frenzy of activity, the miraculous thing is that Goodwood House’s raison d’être has remained intact: It is a convivial family home for Charles, his wife, Janet – a daughter of the 3rd Viscount Astor – and their five children. “Everything we do is centred around the house and ensures that the family can remain here for generations to come,” Lord March stresses. A fact the 10th Duke surely appreciates.

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A. ALFRED TAUBMAN As A. Alfred Taubman’s vast and valuable collection comes to auction, Anthony Calnek discovers the connection between the legendary businessman’s remarkable career and the art he acquired over a lifetime.

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hen A. Alfred Taubman died in April 2015, at the age of 91, his passing made headlines around the world. In newspapers from the New York Times to London’s Telegraph, the retail developer’s life story proved irresistible to obituary writers, who relished the chance to retell his only-inAmerica rise from modest beginnings in Pontiac, Michigan, to a spectacular business career spanning over six decades.

Taubman was credited with changing the very way people shopped, whether they belonged to the middle-class ranks who flocked to his innovative shopping malls or were among the storied aristocrats who traded at the highest end of the art market at Sotheby’s, a company that he led for many years.

But in one critical respect, the full story of Alfred Taubman has yet to be told. Quietly, assiduously and over the course of more than 60 years, Taubman assembled one of the greatest collections of art in private hands. For a man who lived much of his life in the glare of the public

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spotlight, remarkably little was known about the trove of masterpieces hanging in his many homes, from the stately Fifth Avenue apartment and oceanfront estates in Palm Beach and Southampton to the sprawling modernist house that anchored his family life in Michigan. “Alfred didn’t have a lot of people to his apartment,” says Hugh Hildesley, a Sotheby’s executive who was close to Taubman for two decades. “He kept his collection quiet – it wasn’t for show.”

Indeed, Taubman often described the works of art he owned as his “very close friends.”

There was tremendous speculation about Taubman’s collection during his lifetime. He was his own curator and bought everything himself – unusual for a collector of his magnitude. He never agreed to a museum exhibition to show off his treasures, nor did he publish a catalogue of his holdings.

“I was vacationing in Sardinia in late summer, just after the announcement that the Taubman collection was being sold at Sotheby’s,” Hildesley recounts. “There were quite a few major collectors whose yachts were docked there, one next to the other, and in the evenings I was asked over and over again, What did he have?”

That question is finally being answered through a historic series of auctions at Sotheby’s beginning in November. The Taubman collection is so wide-ranging and substantial that it is being offered across four dedicated sales – encompassing Old Masters, Impressionist and Modern art, Contemporary art and American art – with scores of other wonderful objects, from Egyptian, Roman and Chinese antiquities

A. Alfred Taubman with Henri Matisse’s Portrait de Bevilacqua en moine, which he donated to the Israel Museum in 2013.

PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF THE TAUBMAN COMPANY

THE VISIONARY COLLECTOR WHO TRA NSF O R MED THE A RT MA R KET

(Clockwise from top left) The upscale Mall at Short Hills, one of Taubman’s most successful shopping centres; on the cover of Business Week in 1971; a self-portrait drawn by Taubman; The A. Alfred Taubman Wing of the Detroit Institute of Arts; at Sotheby’s London after acquiring the company in 1983; the Beverly Center’s distinctive exterior escalator, inspired by the Centre Pompidou in Paris; with longtime friend the artist John Chamberlain; and with Robert Graham, another artist he befriended and whose work he collected.

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to Vienna Secessionist furniture, to be sold in various auctions throughout the winter and spring. As a collector, Taubman was eclectic, but so were his business interests, which included the A&W Restaurant chain, department stores, a professional football team and Sotheby’s. He had a brilliant ability to find a path to success in virtually all his endeavours. With characteristic confidence and wit, he once told a Harvard Business School class, “You may find there’s more similarity in the challenge of marketing a precious painting by Degas and a frosted mug of root beer than you ever thought possible.”

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aubman’s brilliance, however, was not obvious from the start. The fourth and youngest child of Fannie and Philip Taubman, German Jews who arrived in the United States during the first decade of the 20th century knowing not a word of English, Alfred suffered from dyslexia, with a childhood stutter to make his struggles that much harder. In his uncompromisingly honest memoir, Threshold Resistance (2007), he describes himself as “big and a bit awkward . . . not the model student.” He went to work at age nine, and by eleven was selling shoes after school in Sims department store on Saginaw Street in Pontiac. What anchored him was his family. “There were two things we always had in abundant supply in our home during those challenging times,” he wrote, “our love and our faith.” His father had built the first synagogue in Pontiac, and Alfred recalls being “part of a small but tightly knit Jewish community.”

Taubman served in the Pacific Theatre during the Second World War, witnessing first-hand the destruction wrought on Hiroshima. In Tokyo as part of the occupation forces, Alfred sketched Frank Lloyd Wright’s Imperial Hotel – he was thrilled, years later, to meet Wright in person and recount this episode. After returning to the States, he studied art and architecture at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor (college was made possible by the G.I. Bill), married Reva Kolodney, his college sweetheart, and went to work for an architect. By 1950 he had started his own business, The Taubman Company, which would design and build retail projects; the venture was launched with a $5,000 loan and he brought his father, a builder, out of retirement to be his partner. If Philip Taubman had any lingering doubts about his son’s talents, they were quickly put to rest. “At the age of 26,” recounts Robert Taubman, Alfred’s elder son, “in his first year of business, my father’s new company earned a profit of $150,000. And that was in 1950 money!” By the end of the decade The Taubman Company had built several major shopping centres in Michigan, and Alfred was poised to expand into the Western US.

On a solid financial footing, Alfred and Reva soon started a family – Gayle was born in 1951, followed by Robert in 1953 and William in 1958 – and in 1961 they moved into a home on Bell Road in Southfield, Michigan, that Alfred designed himself. The Bell Road home had a modernist sensibility, with high white walls designed to showcase the art of the day.

“Throughout the early years of my career, as I made enough money to look beyond the basic needs of my family, my passion for art grew into a pretty substantial art collection,” he wrote in Threshold Resistance. That passion had been ignited in college by his painting instructor, Carlos Lopez. “I loved his course and enjoyed painting very much,” recalled Taubman. At the end of the semester, Lopez gave one of his own artworks to his student. “The wonderful drawing, the first piece of art I ever owned, still hangs in my home.”

“THERE’S MORE SIMILARITY IN . . . MARKETING A PRECIOUS PAINTING BY DEGAS AND A FROSTED MUG OF ROOT BEER THAN YOU EVER THOUGHT POSSIBLE.”

For Taubman, the Lopez drawing also represented a path that he might have taken himself. “My father could have been a great artist,” says Gayle, who holds a doctorate in art and education and is now the president of The Taubman Foundation. “He drew, painted, sculpted. Perhaps because of his dyslexia, he had an innovative and remarkable way of seeing the world.” Robert, who with his brother William, now runs The Taubman Company, agrees that dyslexia played a critical role in shaping their father’s life. “The unique thing about him was his eye,” Robert says. “My father thought in three dimensions, which allowed him to conceive of space and understand its possibilities.” Taubman doodled throughout his life, specialising in caricatures and selfportraits that delighted his family and friends. In college, he made money by drawing caricatures on street corners and selling them, but he never seriously considered becoming an artist. Nonetheless, he wrote, “my love of art has blossomed into one of the joys of my life.”

And he realised that love by immersing himself in the world of art and artists. From Threshold Resistance: “In the 1950s, I was a regular visitor to the Green Gallery on West 57th Street in New York, where a rickety elevator took you to the fourth floor. There, dealer Richard Bellamy proudly

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introduced you to fresh works by the likes of Robert Indiana, Jasper Johns, and Francis Bacon. I started buying modern artists like Frank Stella and Robert Rauschenberg. Later, I bought from Leo Castelli.” He also formed friendships with artists, most notably Robert Graham and John Chamberlain, visiting them in their studios and buying their works. Years later, with his characteristic sense of humour, Taubman remarked, “I had this notion that I should buy living artists, because the dead ones couldn’t use the money.”

During the 1960s, The Taubman Company flourished, based in part on its founder’s understanding of people and his insights about how America’s growing car culture was transforming cities and suburbs – he recognised that “people shop where they live, not necessarily where they work.” And so he built shopping centres near the houses that were springing up in rings around established urban areas. Taubman was an innovator, creating enclosed malls of unprecedented scale and introducing critical design features that made it easier for shoppers to move through the spaces.

He also invented new customer-friendly features such as the food court and, notably, he commissioned museum-quality art to “enliven the space,” as he put it. According to Malcolm Gladwell, writing in The New Yorker, “If [20th-century architect] Victor Gruen invented the mall, Alfred Taubman perfected it.”

At the core of Taubman’s business philosophy was the belief that success could be achieved in almost any situation by surmounting a powerful force that he termed “threshold resistance” – “the physical and psychological barriers” that may block a potential customer from entering a store, engaging with merchandise or completing a transaction.

To succeed at almost anything, he wrote, “you have to look beyond immediate barriers and see opportunities.” And indeed he did, in business and in collecting.

The first of The Taubman Company’s many West Coast projects was Southland, the first enclosed mall in northern California, which opened in 1964. Sunvalley, touted as “the world’s largest air-conditioned shopping centre,” opened in the San Francisco Bay area in 1967. During this period, Alfred was spending a lot of his time in California, which led him to develop an interest in the art scene there and

befriend several artists. Soon he acquired works by Ed Moses, Richard Diebenkorn and John McLaughlin, the pioneering Minimalist.

Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, Taubman travelled extensively but always made time to visit museums and galleries, often bringing his children. Says William: “I can remember going to New York with my father and driving with him in a big black limousine through the rutted streets of SoHo. We would go to Castelli on West Broadway and have lunch at Oh Ho So, the Chinese restaurant where all the gallery owners would eat. They all knew my father. He had a lot of personality, and they enjoyed him. He would go to every exhibition and ask lots of questions.”

In 1978, Taubman happened to be in Paris with William during the opening weekend of the Centre Pompidou, whose revolutionary architecture by Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers literally turned the museum building inside out.

“He loved it,” recalls William. “We spent the whole day in the plaza, and he just marvelled at how the museum had taken an area that was a backwater of Paris and made it into a place where people wanted to come.” Taubman was so taken with the design, especially the signature escalator tube running up the exterior of the building, that he copied the feature, applying it to the exterior of the Beverly Center, a luxury mall he was then developing in Los Angeles.

That escalator “became the icon of the building,” says William. “It was considered amazing at the time that someone would incorporate a museum feature in the design of a shopping centre.”

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y the late 1970s, Taubman’s business had reached a new level, and one success begat another. His portfolio of businesses grew more diverse, and came to include the Irvine Ranch in California and A&W Restaurants, which he bought in 1982, turning the root beer-based franchise into a national success. Along the way, he acquired the Woodward and Lothrop and Wanamaker’s department store chains and led an owners’ group that founded the United States Football League’s Michigan Panthers.

In 1983, Taubman’s personal life changed significantly when he married Judith Rounick. His stunning business successes now afforded him a lifestyle that could only have seemed a fantasy to a dyslexic Jewish boy growing up in the Great Depression. Taubman had given up the house on Bell Road and moved in to a larger residence in Bloomfield Hills designed by Alden B. Dow, a disciple of Frank Lloyd Wright.

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to the large-scale works he was acquiring. “He expanded the common areas,” says Robert, “and brought skylights in so there was natural light.” The density of great art was staggering. “You would enter the dining room and be met by duelling Rothkos, a Franz Kline and a Pollock.”

In New York, he lived in a Richard Meier-designed residence in the Pierre Hotel before settling into a grand apartment at 834 Fifth Avenue, which he purchased from the daughter of his great friend Henry Ford II. And in Palm Beach, he commissioned one of Meier’s most celebrated residences, Le Bateau, the first multilevel contemporary house on the island. There, Taubman installed works

by Arp, Calder and Léger, which he playfully mixed with Chinese ceramics, Egyptian antiquities and early 20th-century furniture.

Famously, the beautiful Meier house’s roof was leaky, and following his marriage to Judy, Taubman purchased another house in Palm Beach, a 1924 Mediterranean mansion designed by Addison Mizner. The art in the Palm Beach house was a perfect expression of his philosophy: “Collecting art should be, above all else, fun. Buy what you love (and can afford).” While the Meier home was primarily a showcase for modern art, the Mizner house reflected the quickly evolving tastes of a confident collector, a connoisseur with the means to acquire quality works that captivated him. “I don’t buy art to fit some wall,” he remarked. “I buy art I’m pleased with.” In the garden, a monumental Egyptian statue once owned by John Lennon stood guard; Thomas Gainsborough’s Blue Page (the twin of the famous Blue Boy) could enter into a dialogue with Ingres’s Portrait of Charles Dupaty; and Martin Johnson Heade’s The Great Florida Sunset, one of the greatest 19th-century American landscape paintings in private hands, formed a fascinating juxtaposition with the contemporaneous Game of Bowls by John Singer Sargent.

And several of the many stunning Egon Schieles he owned were hung in groupings with smaller works by Picasso, Tiepolo and Klimt.

(Above) Max Pechstein’s 1912 Drei Badende Akte, at Taubman’s Southampton estate.

(Opposite) Among the treasures in Taubman’s Fifth Avenue apartment are Toulouse-Lautrec’s La Clownesse Cha-U-Kao (centre) and Amedeo Modigliani’s 1919 Paulette Jourdain (far right).

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y the 1980s, Taubman had been a serious collector for more than three decades, and he was now a board member of the Whitney Museum of American Art (where, in 1980, he provided funds toward the famous purchase of Jasper Johns’s Three Flags), a founder of the Smithsonian Institution’s Archives of American Art and a major patron of the Detroit Institute of Arts. While motivated by a strong philanthropic ethos, Taubman’s involvement with these institutions put him in continual contact with the greatest curators, directors and collectors, feeding his insatiable desire to learn more about art.

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had debuted at Ambroise Vollard’s legendary Paris gallery, a Toulouse-Lautrec oil once handled by the dealer Paul Rosenberg; a Manet that had ended up in the collection of Mrs Payne Whitney via the Galerie Durand-Ruel and a Matisse that he purchased from the estate of Henry Ford II. His tremendous connoisseurship was acknowledged by museums the world over as they sought loans for major exhibitions. “My father loved to lend,” says William. “And he lent a lot.” To name a few examples: Modigliani’s superb portrait of Paulette Jourdain to the Royal Academy in London, Manet’s Madame du Paty to the Musée d’Orsay in Paris, a major Matisse to the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid, a Winslow Homer to the National Gallery in Washington, DC, a Miró to the historic Museum of Modern Art retrospective, and on and on.

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n 1983, Taubman made his most famous acquisition – Sotheby’s. Brought in as a “white knight” during a less than genteel takeover battle, he recognised great potential in the beleaguered company. As he saw it, “There was a powerful force keeping individuals out of the auction rooms and holding Sotheby’s back from dramatically increasing its business and market share: threshold resistance. . . . Unless you were a dealer or a duke, stepping over the threshold of a major auction house took real courage and self-confidence. I believed that if we could break down the threshold resistance, the auction business could be transformed into a far broader, more profitable enterprise.” In short order, he assembled a group of investors to purchase the centuries-old auction house.

The Sotheby’s purchase allowed Taubman to pull all the different strands of his life together into one grand enterprise; he was the conductor of his own orchestra and also played the various parts brilliantly. For close to two decades, Taubman set about changing the way the 239-yearold company did business. To begin, he considered his own experience as a client. “Even though I was a good customer, an avid collector, and financially well-off,” he wrote, the auction house representatives “were rude, unresponsive, and often condescending.” With the laser-sharp focus he had developed on the customer, he turned Sotheby’s culture around and demanded that every person who entered the auction house be treated with respect and care. He deftly applied his retail-design experience, transforming Sotheby’s New York flagship into an airy, modernist building in which people could move easily from floor to floor and interact with beautifully presented merchandise. “I wanted to create an open feeling, where all the goods were available to everyone.”

He introduced new financing and marketing techniques, staging what he described as “high-profile, unapologetically glamorous celebrity sales” such as the jewels owned by the Duchess of Windsor (1987), the vast collection of cookie jars and other objects amassed by Andy Warhol (1988) and

beloved treasures from the estate of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis (1996). In just seven years, his changes led to a fivefold increase in auction sales; by the 1989–90 season, the house conducted $3.2 billion in sales. This staggering rise was due largely to the new participation from individuals – who joined the dealers in the saleroom – that Taubman’s changes made possible.

His innovations at Sotheby’s were quickly adopted by Christie’s and the other houses, and the auction world today is largely the one that Alfred Taubman created. “We changed the art market forever,” he rightly observed in 2008, “and for the better.”

Taubman stayed connected to the company long after he left it in 2000 at the age of 77. He lived fifteen more years, using his substantial fortune to support many major causes, primarily in education, art and medicine. The impact of his tzedakah, or “righteous giving,” lives on in such institutions as The A. Alfred Taubman Medical Research Institute at the University of Michigan, The A. Alfred Taubman Center of State and Local Government at Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, The A. Alfred Taubman European Paintings Wing at the Detroit Institute of Arts; the University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning and many other great cultural, civic, educational and medical programs. “You can leave the world a better place,” he remarked, “if you figure out how to make things better, not just different, but better.”

To the very end, Taubman was an avid collector. “My father loved buying art,” says Robert. “He loved living with these objects.” That he already had four homes overfilled with masterpiece large and small didn’t strike him as a reason to stop acquiring: In February 2015, just after his 91st birthday, Taubman bought four paintings from a Sotheby’s auction of Modern and Impressionist art. In April, they arrived at his Bloomfield Hills home, but he hadn’t yet figured out where to hang them. On 17 April, surrounded by his family and his art, he suffered a heart attack and died.

The paintings he had bought two months earlier remained in their crates, and in November they will return to Sotheby’s. There, along with 500 or so other treasures collected over a lifetime, they will change hands again, in the auction house he reinvented. “These works of art were all really loved by my father,” says Gayle. “They were part of our life with him. And now it is time for them to have other homes.”

Anthony Calnek is Editor in Chief of Sotheby’s magazine.

The Legendary Collection of A. Alfred Taubman will be on view beginning 24 October at Sotheby’s New York.

Martin Johnson Heade’s monumental The Great Florida Sunset, 1887, found a perfect home in Taubman’s Palm Beach residence.

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The south end of the High Line, in the Meatpacking District, home to the recently opened Whitney Museum of American Art (far left).

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rt aficionados visiting New York’s West Side no longer need to limit themselves to looking straight ahead – to a blue-chip gallery’s set of glass doors, say. They should also look up. The High Line, a former elevated railway repurposed into a stylish linear park that attracts some seven million visitors per year, holds plenty of art for them to see. There is, for instance, Rashid Johnson’s Blocks, a frame of steel cubes that was deliberately installed to nestle, half-hidden, among the plants, so that greenery can grow through and around the sculpture, creating new perspectives on the piece as the seasons change. Nearby, Elmgreen & Dragset’s Panorama: A Greater Perspective is also hiding in plain sight, awaiting visitors on which to play one of the artist duo’s typical pranks: the replica of a conventional telescope pointed toward the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor is cast in bronze and entirely non-functional.

These are just two of the many artworks dotted around the 1.5-mile-long park, all of them commissioned by the nonprofit High Line Art, headed by the effervescent Milanborn curator Cecilia Alemani. “We present projects you wouldn’t associate with the notion of public art,” says Alemani, noting that these pieces are much smaller and subtler than the large-scale, attention-getting public art of old. And all are on view “free of charge, every day of the year, rain or shine,” Alemani continues, so art buffs can plan their visit ahead of the crowds. The place can be truly magical then. “I don’t know if the High Line could happen anywhere else,” Alemani concludes, noting that “the city has really embraced it, from the food-cart guys to the mayor.”

And indeed, rising above the designer boutiques and other trendy spots of the Meatpacking District, all the way up to the myriad windswept warehouses turned white boxes of North Chelsea, the High Line has come into its own as the dramatic backbone to a particularly ebullient nexus for art, culture and commerce. The arrival earlier this year of the Whitney Museum of American Art, with its new, Renzo Piano-designed building hugging the High Line’s southern end, constituted perhaps the greatest cultural endorsement of this neighbourhood’s turnaround. With this move – years in the making – the once-cramped former Upper East Side institution tripled its exhibition space to 200,000 square feet, making it better able to stage such benchmark exhibitions as the major Frank Stella retrospective opening 30 October.

In another sign of the area’s vitality, new restaurants and bars are springing up. Among them, the Major Food Group, the trio of chefs behind downtown foodie hits Carbone, Parm and Dirty French, opened its latest project, Santina, last January. Located in a Piano-conceived glass box underneath the Gansevoort Street entrance to the High Line, Santina serves up Mediterranean food such as chickpea crêpes and branzino crudo in a beachy setting that includes a real orange tree and, as befits a Whitney neighbour, a blue-and-white

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“I DON’T KNOW IF THE HIGH LINE COULD HAPPEN ANYWHERE ELSE,” SAYS CURATOR CECILIA ALEMANI. “THE CITY HAS REALLY EMBRACED IT.”

Julian Schnabel installation of broken pottery representing the sea and rocks. Another important newcomer to the area, Manhattan restaurateur Danny Meyer oversees Untitled, the Whitney’s official eatery. Meyer also chose last winter to launch his first stand-alone cocktail bar, Porchlight, an establishment inspired by a Nashville dive bar, down to its rough-hewn rocking chairs and its signature drink, the Gun Metal Blue, a Day-Glo, curaçao-based riff on the margarita.

If the High Line’s environs already have much to offer, their influence is also radiating northward and into the future in a major way. Once a semi-industrial wasteland, the 28-acre Hudson Yards project (between West 30th and West 34th Streets and 10th and 12th Avenues) is in full swing. Old railway sidings there have been displaced in favour of a new real estate development that will include sixteen skyscrapers, abundant commercial property, 14.5 acres of open landscaped public zones and – most important for art lovers – a brandnew cultural space. That destination, Culture Shed, a nonprofit centre for artistic innovation housed in a six-storey building, is scheduled to open in spring 2018. It promises to present cutting-edge exhibitions and cross-disciplinary events for curious audiences from around the world.

Rejoicing in the prospect, Alemani notes: “The High Line connects all the nonprofits in the neighbourhood.

Everywhere, there is art!”

She’s right. Just a short stroll east, another district has used art as the foundation for its revival. Until relatively recently, the district known as NoMad (North of Madison Square Park), between East 25th and East 29th Streets and 6th and Madison Avenues, was nameless. Its office blocks were full of dusty toy showrooms and furriers reached by tiny elevators, and the six-acre park at its centre was

The High Line’s sunken stadium seating overlooking 10th Avenue.

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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO, MADISON SQUARE PARK WAS “JUST DIRT,” SAYS KEATS MYER. NOW IT HOSTS HIGH-PROFILE ART PROJECTS.

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anything but green. Recalling her first glimpse of that park, Keats Myer, executive director of the Madison Square Park Conservancy, pauses. “Fifteen years ago, you couldn’t walk safely through it,” she says. “It was horrible-looking – just dirt.” Now all spruced up and home to the original location of popular burger chain Shake Shack, Madison Square Park is a haven for children and adults, tourists looking for a spot to rest and office workers on their lunch breaks. It’s also the place where Myer’s nonprofit stages year-round site-specific arts programming, bringing more than 50,000 people every weekday to the one-time no-go zone. Among recent projects are Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s Pulse Park, an interactive work that turned the heartbeats of passers-by into pulses of light

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Sloane Crosley, author, The Clasp (Farrar, Straus and Giroux) I live in the West Village, which can sometimes feel like living on a movie set of Manhattan – there are so many flower-covered stoops. On my perfect day, I’d jog along Hudson River Park, find no line for the tennis courts and walk right on. Then I’d head up to the New York Public Library to do work or read, before going to Levain Bakery for a cookie – essentially, a stick of butter rolled in flour.

Jonathan Adler, ceramicist and furniture designer My husband, Simon, and I have a rule that whoever wakes up second has to walk our dog, so my perfect day starts with waking up before him and then heading downstairs to the dining room for breakfast and the first of about a squillion cups of tea. I would head over to Grahame Fowler’s jewel box of a shop in the West Village to ogle his wares and possibly pick up a new pair of Tricker’s wing tips. Lunch could be at Dover Street Market or maybe Sant Ambroeus – the elephant-ear cookies there are solely responsible for my back fat.

Frederic Fekkai, hairstylist My perfect day would start with a 6:30 am run or bike ride in Central Park.

At 8 am, I walk my kids to school, then I have a cappuccino at Sant Ambroeus on Madison Avenue. By 9:15, I’m at my office or heading to an off-site meeting.

I love lunch at the Mark hotel or casual spots such as Balthazar and Sette Mezzo. My favourite shops span a wide price range, from J. Crew to Brunello Cucinelli and Bergdorf Goodman.

Suchi Reddy, architect and designer I’m a culture vulture with a thirst for a cocktail, so a perfect day in New York would start with a jaunt to the Lower East Side to check out my favourite galleries, like Miguel Abreu’s, and have lunch and an Esmeralda cocktail at Hecho en Dumbo on the Bowery. If I go uptown, I head to Van Doren Waxter gallery and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, then stop for a classic martini at Bemelmans. The best design gallery and shop is Atelier Courbet in Nolita.

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that ricocheted through the greenery, and Teresita Fernández’s current installation, Fata Morgana, for which the artist hung horizontal shimmering mirrors among the trees to create dreamy sun-dappled walkways (on view through early 2016).

With the park set as NoMad’s art-friendly green heart, several buzzy establishments have helped boost its profile in recent years. The Ace Hotel, for one, has become an unofficial clubhouse for dot-commers working in nearby tech offices: Thanks to its onsite Stumptown café and to the Breslin, April Bloomfield’s gastropub that serves fat Britishstyle chips, its lobby is crammed with laptop-toting, flirty singletons. Next door, anchored by a sleek cocktail lounge,

One street brings back to me what it was like when I first started coming into the city and hanging out – Bleecker Street. I collect and play guitars, and Matt Umanov’s guitar shop has been there since the 1960s. I stop in, talk to the guys, play a bunch of guitars.

You never know who’s going to pop in.

There’s also Murray’s cheese shop, Amy’s Bread and Faicco’s Pork Store right there. If I’m making gravy, my Sunday ritual, I have everything I need down that little street.

Dustin Yellin, artist I love the people of New York, [but] the perfect day for me would be spent in the studio, cutting up atlases.

My favourite secret place? I can’t tell you that.

Madison Square Park, with Teresita Fernández’s installation Fata Morgana.

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the NoMad hotel is definitely glitzier, with the vampy touches typical of interior designer Jacques Garcia. Even more fabulous, overlooking the park, is legendary hotelier Ian Schrager’s contribution to the area’s increasingly chic character. Located inside the landmarked Metropolitan Life tower, a 1909 Renaissance Revival skyscraper, Schrager’s New York Edition offers rooms with a turn-of-the-20thcentury private-club vibe, along with the first stateside restaurant by London’s Jason Atherton, the latest swaggering bad boy of cooking. Honouring the past as well as helping define the neighbourhood’s future, its interior is festooned with artwork – in this case, more than 500 photographs of Manhattan through various eras, from the glittering Gilded Age to the punkish 1970s.

And finally, speaking of punkish, Comme des Garçons svengali Rei Kawakubo picked a six-storey Beaux Arts building on NoMad’s eastern fringe a couple of years ago as the Manhattan site for Dover Street Market, her categorydefying multi-brand concept store from London – more proof that NoMad’s arts-and-commerce vibrancy is here to stay.

Kawakubo’s original store was in SoHo, the first of New York’s historic districts to be revived by an influx of culture, when artists commandeered low-rent spaces in cast-iron buildings as their studios in the 1970s. Though much has changed since then – SoHo’s cobbled streets are now crammed with tourists and lined with luxury and big-brand flagships – several remnants from its artist-driven revival remain. Painstakingly restored, Donald Judd’s home and studio on the corner of Spring and Mercer Streets has become a pilgrimage site for art connoisseurs; his pieces are exactly where the artist installed them. Perhaps less easily found, Walter De Maria’s permanent installations are nevertheless worth seeking. His Broken Kilometer, a cavernous, meditative piece, sits unobtrusively among boutiques at 393 West Broadway. His Earth Room, on the second floor of a nearby Wooster Street office building, consists of a huge white room filled nearly two feet deep with moist soil that is raked and watered weekly to keep it damp; the air inside smells warm and springlike year-round. For all its transformations since the 1970s, then, SoHo remains a destination for art. So concludes Jonathan Adler, the ceramicist and furniture designer who opened his first retail outlet in the area two decades ago. “SoHo has a magical fairy dust that doesn’t exist elsewhere,” he says. “When I got my start, it was an alternate universe where any creative dream could become a reality.” Given the neighbourhood’s boundless energy, this may hold true today.

Mark Ellwood writes regularly for Departures, WSJ and Bloomberg. He is also the author of Bargain Fever: How to Shop in a Discounted World.

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HIS CREATIVE GOOD Award-winning television producer Sam Simon built an extensive collection of art and objects that spans centuries and styles. This autumn, Simon’s eclectic holdings are being sold at

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am Simon was a man who lived many lives all at once. Not only was he an Emmy Award-winning television writer, animator and producer, but he was also a boxing manager, a professional poker player, an animal-rights activist, a serious art collector and a formidable philanthropist, admired for the energy and generosity with which he supported his passions. By the time of his death earlier this year at age 59, after a battle with cancer, he had dedicated his personal fortune to the causes he most cared about.

Simon grew up in Beverly Hills, California, where high art and popular culture mingled as a matter of course. His mother was the owner of Functional Art Gallery in Los Angeles, and as a young boy, he met many prominent artists of the time: Claes Oldenburg, Chris Burden, John Baldessari and Andy Warhol, among others. Simon himself was a gifted artist, a child prodigy whose masterful drawing skills once won him a lunch with Walt Disney.

Later in life, he would tell memorable stories of growing up amid Hollywood’s elite.

There was the time he walked in on his mother and Groucho Marx on his parents’ bed (he didn’t recall seeing Ed Ruscha’s Untitled, 1986, in the New York Contemporary Art Day any hanky-panky, just hearing auction on 12 November ($800,000–1,200,000).

Groucho telling a joke).

When his boyhood dog went missing, the pooch was found and brought home in a limousine by none other than Elvis Presley.

Simon was immersed in the entertainment world, but it was his preternatural comedic gifts, coupled with an intense perfectionism, that shot him straight to television’s stratosphere.

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He was a showrunner for the hit sitcom Taxi at the age of 25 and was involved with such other groundbreaking series as Cheers, It’s Garry Shandling’s Show, The Tracey Ullman Show, The Drew Carey Show and of course The Simpsons, the iconic animated series he cocreated in 1989.

In 2002, he put his wealth to work for others. A devoted dog lover, he set up the Sam Simon Foundation, which rescues dogs and trains them to work with the hearing impaired and with veterans. That same year, he began collaborating with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, and later helped fund both the Wild Animal Sanctuary and the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, which named one of its ships after him. Even after receiving a cancer diagnosis in 2012, Simon laboured tirelessly for his chosen charities, his dedication seeming only to intensify in the last months of his life. As he joked to his humorist friend Merrill Markoe in a 2014 profile for Vanity Fair: “People say I’m trying to buy my way into heaven, which I don’t believe in. So that can’t be true.”

This autumn, selections from Simon’s personal collection of art, design and pop-culture memorabilia are being sold in a series of auctions at Sotheby’s New York. Proceeds from these sales will benefit the Sam Simon Charitable Giving Foundation, which continues his lifetime efforts. His estate includes works by an array of artists including Pablo Picasso, Thomas Hart Benton, Ed Ruscha, Mel Ramos, Max Ernst and Robert Indiana, as well as by designers such as Paul Evans, Charles and Ray Eames and George Nakashima. All these pieces that he so loved testify to the fact that Simon’s tastes were as eclectic and rarified as his talents.

Jennifer Krasinski writes about art and performance for The Village Voice and artforum.com.

Property from the Collection of Sam Simon will be exhibited starting 30 October in New York. Auctions: Impressionist & Modern Art Day, 6 November; Contemporary Art Day, 12 November; American Art, 18 November; Prints, 23–24 November. Enquiries: +1 212 894 1704.

For full auction and exhibition information, visit sothebys.com/samsimon.

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1 Sam Simon-signed life preserver 2 The Simpsons wastebasket 3 The Drew Carey Show Thermos and lunch box

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4 Hula lamp 5 Earl Moran, Is My Face Red?, 1948 6 Robert Indiana, Love, 1966–99 7 Mel Ramos, Val Veeta, 1965 8 Liston training gloves 9 Sam Simon’s The Simpsons jacket 10 Defender fully inked cover and script 11 Meet the Simpsons pinball machine Estimates available on sothebys.com.

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A Graceful Gathering Louis and Evelyn Franck lived with works of art that reflected their refined tastes and deep European roots, writes Christine Schwartz Hartley.

Works by van Gogh, Ensor, Picasso and others surround Evelyn Franck, Gstaad, 1997.

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eated in an upholstered armchair near the window of Chalet Arno, her home in Gstaad, Switzerland, Evelyn Franck is speaking on the telephone. In this photograph, taken in 1997 by her daughter, Martine – a renowned Magnum photographer – Mrs Franck is about 82.

After her husband, Louis, passed away nearly ten years earlier, she remained in the house they chose when he retired, the same place Evelyn, Louis, Martine and her brother, Eric, enjoyed on skiing holidays. Mrs Franck is focused, engrossed; she is in the moment. Her left elbow is fixed on the armrest, her right arm is similarly folded, but her right fist is gently tightened – perhaps in earnest. Across from her, a dog sleeps in a patch of sunlight. Between them, a couple of sofas and armchairs with an array of cushions form a semicircle for relaxed gatherings and conversations.

Along the room’s walls hang exceptional 19th- and 20thcentury works of art that Evelyn and Louis began collecting in the 1940s and 1950s. The paintings too form a semicircle, a gathering of sorts, engaged in a conversation of their own.

To the far left of the photo’s edge, a Provençal field with flowering dandelions sits under large threatening spring clouds in Vincent van Gogh’s dramatic Paysage sous un ciel mouvementé, from April 1889. Next to it, another turbulent sky – Belgian, this time – dominates the rooftops and soaring church spire of James Ensor’s 1885 Les Toits d’Ostende.

Above a fireplace and closer to Evelyn, a later Ensor, Le Jardin d’amour, teems with the pinkish, sensual ebullience of revellers. Nearby, subtly echoing van Gogh’s and Ensor’s skies, a lone sensual figure seems to be repressing some inner

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(Above) Vincent van Gogh’s Paysage sous un ciel mouvementé, 1889 ($50,000,000–70,000,000).

(Opposite, from top) Pablo Picasso’s Nu aux jambes croisées, 1903 ($8,000,000–12,000,000); and Evelyn and Louis Franck aboard their yacht, 1960.

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storm: In a rare full pastel from Picasso’s Blue Period, the black eyes and hair of the woman in Nu aux jambes croisées are heavy with the weight of melancholy. Remarkable as they are, these works of art are free of pretense in this warm, comfortable setting.

Like most sales of carefully considered, long-cherished assemblages of art, Sotheby’s offering of works collected by Louis and Evelyn Franck comes as a celebration of a shared passion and a life well lived. And when such relatively private people are depicted among their art in family photographs such as the one shown on the previous page, the sale acquires an intimate aura and the art speaks volumes about the connoisseurs themselves.

Both were born in Belgium in the early 20th century.

Evelyn came from an old Protestant family, Louis from one of collectors – his father, François, was a patron of James Ensor. Louis began collecting art quite young, even crossing the Channel in a boat by himself at age seventeen (he was also a talented sailor) to buy his first picture, a Marc Chagall watercolour. In 1935, one year after their marriage, the couple moved to London, where Louis embarked on a career as a merchant banker. Success came fast. The couple had a keen interest in art; collecting started in earnest. Except for the interruption of the Second World War, when Louis joined the British Army (becoming a colonel and commander of the British Empire), the family’s prosperity continued. Evelyn and Louis acquired a yacht, the chalet in Gstaad and an art collection of the highest calibre.

For their cosmopolitan lifestyle, the couple seems never to have forgotten its rootedness in a certain Northern European austerity and, perhaps, melancholy. Many artworks speak of that heritage: Both van Gogh and Ensor came from the North. And while the Ensor pictures belong to a tradition established by Louis’s father, the severity of Les Poissardes mélancoliques from 1892 must have also resonated with Evelyn’s Protestant upbringing. Her background may also have guided their choice of art charged with vulnerability and intimacy, from Picasso’s nude and Toulouse-Lautrec’s salacious vignette of 1899 to van Gogh’s portrait Le Bébé Marcelle Roulin from 1888.

The presence of many examples from the artists’ prime periods, including the Picasso, the van Gogh landscape and all three Ensors, testifies to the couple’s seriousness as collectors. The vibrancy of Ensor’s Jardin d’amour, the abundant flowers in Cézanne’s Fleurs dans un pot d’olives from 1880–82, and the gorgeous, sophisticated Femme au chapeau vert painted by Kees van Dongen around 1910 summon the feelings of joy the Francks must have derived from being surrounded by such beauty. You can tell so much from a collection when it is so intimate.

Christine Schwartz Hartley is a New York-based writer and editor.

Works from the Collection of Louis and Evelyn Franck will be on view at Sotheby’s New York from 31 October to 5 November.

Auction: 5 November. Enquiries: + 1 212 606 7360.

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(Above) Fancy yellow diamond brooch weighing 20.84 carats, mid-19th century CHF220,000–320,000 ($225,000–325,000) Magnificent Jewels & Noble Jewels

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A NEW DIALOGUE Exhibition 30 October– 2 November Singpore

4 3 THE COLLECTION OF A. ALFRED TAUBMAN: MASTERWORKS Exhibition 24–27 October, 31 October–4 November Auction 4 November New York

DESIGN Exhibition 1–3 November Auction 4 November London

IMPORTANT EUROPEAN SILVER, GOLD BOXES AND OBJECTS OF VERTU Exhibition 30–31 October, 2–4 November Auction 4 November Paris

RUGS AND CARPETS FROM DISTINGUISHED COLLECTIONS Exhibition 30 October, 1–3 November Auction 3 November London

19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN ART Exhibition 31 October– 2 November Auction 3 November New York

5 THE COLLECTION OF A. ALFRED TAUBMAN: MODERN & CONTEMPORARY ART Exhibition 24–27 October, 31 October–4 November Auction 5 November New York

IMPRESSIONIST & MODERN ART EVENING Exhibition 31 October– 5 November Auction 5 November New York

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Pink Roses £350,000–450,000 Scottish Art

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Bélier, 1995 €80,000–120,000 Les Lalanne

24 November, Paris (Below) A gilt-bronzemounted tulipwood, stained sycamore and amaranth marquetry commode stamped P. H. Mewesen £40,000–60,000 Arts of Europe: Furniture & Decorative Arts

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Exhibition 7–9 November Auction 10 November Geneva

ARTS OF EUROPE: FURNITURE & DECORATIVE ARTS Exhibition 6–9 November Auction 10 November London

12 CONTEMPORARY ART DAY Exhibition 7–11 November Auction 12 November New York

Exhibition 31 October– 5 November Auction 6 November New York

11 CONTEMPORARY ART EVENING Exhibition 7–11 November Auction 11 November New York

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Miss Blanche Armchair, 1989 £150,000–200,000 Design

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(Above) The Roots of the Mountains by William Morris, 1890 Presentation copy inscribed by the author to Oscar Wilde Estimate upon request The Library of an English Bibliophile, Part V

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La pica, 1984 $700,000–900,000 Latin American Art: Modern Evening

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MODERN & POST-WAR BRITISH ART Exhibition 13, 15–17 November Auction 17–18 November London

TRAVEL, ATLASES, MAPS & NATURAL HISTORY Exhibition 13, 15–16 November Auction 17 November London

19 LATIN AMERICAN ART: MODERN & CONTEMPORARY Exhibition 14–19 November Auction 19–20 November New York S|2 Selling Exhibition

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Les quatre saisons $300,000–500,000 19th Century European Art

3 November, New York

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Identical Twins, Cathleen and Colleen, Roselle, New Jersey, 1967 €200,000–300,000 Photographs

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Fine natural pearl and diamond tiara, second half of the 19th century CHF1,950,000–3,900,000 Magnificent Jewels & Noble Jewels

11 November, Geneva

25 FINEST AND RAREST WINE: THE BERNHEIMER COLLECTION; HERMITAGE LA CHAPELLE; CHÂTEAU LA LAGUNE Auction 25 November London

29 WATCHES Exhibition 25–29 November Auction 29 November Hong Kong

Exhibition 19–20, 22–24 November Auction 24–25 November London

20TH CENTURY DESIGN Exhibition 19–21, 23 November Auction 24 November Paris

LES LALANNE Exhibition 19–21, 23 November Auction 24 November Paris

MODERN & CONTEMPORARY ART Exhibition 20–24 November Auction 24–25 November Milan

30 CONTEMPORARY EAST Exhibition late November Auction 30 November London

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Contemporary Victorian Steps from the Park Welcome to 3027 Oregon Knolls, a beautifully renovated contemporary home with Victorian charm that is part of an enclave of 20 unique and spacious homes built between 1981 and 1991.

Tucked away on a circular tree-lined street just steps from Rock Creek Park, this 3 bedroom, 2 and one half bath home is flooded with light and open, welcoming spaces. Top-of-the-line renovations inside and exquisite hard-scaping of the exterior await, including an outdoor kitchen, pond, and multiple flagstone patio areas. Part of the coveted Lafayette school district and an easy commute through the park to Downtown DC and beyond, this one has it all.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY NO R3WLJX TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ELLEN ABRAMS +1 202 255 8219 EABRAMS@TTRSIR.COM ANNE-MARIE FINNELL +1 202 329 7117 AFINNELL@TTRSIR.COM

$1,139,000

CHEVY CHASE WASHINGTON, DC

Landmark Chevy Chase Foursquare Truly the one you’ve been waiting for in Chevy Chase, DC, this extraordinary 1900 American Foursquare is unparalleled in grace and proportion. From the expansive wrap-around front porch to the oversized rooms, soaring ceilings, original detail, and excellent flow, this substantial home is awe-inspiring at every turn. With 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths and a detached 2-car garage on a beautifully maintained and private one-third acre lot, this is your forever home.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ELLEN ABRAMS +1 202 255 8219 EABRAMS@TTRSIR.COM ANNE-MARIE FINNELL +1 202 329 7117 AFINNELL@TTRSIR.COM

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LOGAN WASHINGTON, DC

Modern, Purist Work of Art Two bedroom flat in the heart of Logan originally built in 1875 and transformed in 2006. Unique amenities include hardwood floors, a balcony, parking, three fireplaces, two luxurious baths, 10’ ceilings, custom built-ins by Ben Ames, and a jaw-dropping chef’s kitchen by Elmar Cucine. Its bay front projection and open concept make this residence ideal for displaying art and entertaining.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID E448EM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF LOCKARD +1 202 246 4433 JLOCKARD@TTRSIR.COM JOSEPH PODUSLO +1 202 487 6225 JPODUSLO@TTRSIR.COM

$1,050,000

KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Distinguished Kalorama Condominium Remarkable corner two bedroom residence with multiple exposures and four private balconies. This awe-inspiring renovation includes oak wood floors throughout, exceptional living and dining areas, state-of-the-art kitchen, and two luxurious marble baths. The Kalorama is a distinguished, historic boutique condominium built in 1911 and meticulously renovated in 2001. Garage parking included.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID J22GGH TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF LOCKARD +1 202 246 4433 JLOCKARD@TTRSIR.COM JOSEPH PODUSLO +1 202 487 6225 JPODUSLO@TTRSIR.COM

$1,050,000

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CAPITOL HILL WASHINGTON, DC

Classic Capitol Hill Edwardian This c. 1908 Edwardian has been renovated while maintaining original style and craftsmanship. Nearly 4,300 sq ft, 3 fireplaces, hardwood floors, custom baths, and a chef’s kitchen with family area. Rear garden and 1+ car garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 2J89EW TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY KELLY WILLIAMS +1 202 744 1675 KWILLIAMS@TTRSIR.COM LOIC PRITCHETT +1 202 550 9666 LPRITCHETT@TTRSIR.COM

$1,550,000

LEDROIT PARK WASHINGTON, DC

Two Available Units in Ledroit 2 renovated 2-level 3 bedroom, 3 bath condos. High-end, energy efficient.

Custom kitchen and designer baths, exposed brick, hardwoods throughout, recessed lighting, private deck, patio, and huge south-facing bay windows.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 55C8TG + NDWS6E TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY KELLY WILLIAMS +1 202 744 1675 KWILLIAMS@TTRSIR.COM LOIC PRITCHETT +1 202 550 9666 LPRITCHETT@TTRSIR.COM

$649,000 - $749,000

LOGAN WASHINGTON, DC

Wallach Place This gorgeous c. 1910 Victorian features modern upgrades and amenities.

Gracious entertaining rooms, expansive granite kitchen with breakfast bar.

Skylights, built-ins, fireplace, rear flagstone patio, and 2-car parking.

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FOGGY BOTTOM WASHINGTON, DC

Rare Watergate Listing Rare to the market, this 4 bedroom, 4 bath residence with a wraparound outdoor patio/terrace offers great amenities in a “bestaddress” co-op. Originally built in 1968 and designed by Italian architect Luigi Moretti, you will feel the luxury that surrounds you while enjoying a modern, turn-key lifestyle in a beautifully updated apartment and full-service building.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 93E6G7 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY STAN KELLY +1 202 997 1872 SKELLY@TTRSIR.COM

$1,495,000

FOGGY BOTTOM WASHINGTON, DC

Watergate This exceptional 2-level Watergate unit offers approximately 1,800 sq ft of living in a full-service co-op. The unit has 2 upstairs bedrooms with 2 full size baths and 1 downstairs bedroom with full bath that can be used as a den/ office. The units comes with 1 parking space and outdoor patio.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID HM8LDD TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY STAN KELLY +1 202 997 1872 SKELLY@TTRSIR.COM

$859,000

FOGGY BOTTOM WASHINGTON, DC

Watergate This sublime 2 bedroom, 2 full bath Watergate unit is arranged on the 9th floor of an exclusive building and features full-service living with 24-hour front desk, doorman, maintenance staff, on-site management, and outdoor pool. Walking distance to Georgetown, Metro, Whole Foods, and the Kennedy Center.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY STAN KELLY +1 202 997 1872 SKELLY@TTRSIR.COM

$570,000

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MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIGHTS WASHINGTON, DC

Elegant Mediterranean Villa in Park-Like Setting This Mediterranean style villa was renovated and expanded in 2002, and features over 15,000 sq ft of light-filled space and handcrafted architectural details. Expansive park-like lot near Rock Creek Park and Embassy Row. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID VMBJ2W TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$8,275,000

PHILLIPS PARK WASHINGTON, DC

Exclusive Enclave Beautiful French provincial designed by award-winning architect Ankie Barne and constructed by Richard Zantzinger. This house features nearly 9,500 sq ft on 4 levels with grand rooms, soaring ceilings, and incredible light. Kitchen adjacent to family room. Huge master suite with library. 2-car attached garage, swimming pool, deck, patio, and yard backing to parkland.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID KJMR2W TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM

$5,995,000

KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Colonial Revival by Jim Gibson This elegant colonial revival has been superbly renovated. Classic light-filled rooms with high ceilings, an open kitchen and family room, a master suite with his and hers baths, six bedrooms and baths, home theater, elevator, wine cellar, gardens, and pool.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID DD7R73 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$5,950,000

SPRING VALLEY WASHINGTON, DC

Rare and Private Estate This elegant 1.6 acre residence is a rare opportunity for a private estate.

Generously-sized light-filled rooms with high ceilings and original moldings.

Lovely master suite plus 7 bedrooms and 6 baths. 2-car garage, additional .22 acre lot available for sale.

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$5,490,000

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GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Semmes-Rhodes House Built c. 1812, the Semmes-Rhodes House is one of six Federal rowhouses on Smith’s Row. This 5-level home offers ideal flow for entertaining, double living rooms, elevator, 6 BR, 5 BA, study, storage, and 2 porches. There is an 18-person dining room and eat-in chef’s kitchen. Garden and 2-car garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM MARGARET SHANNON +1 202 486 4752 MSHANNON@TTRSIR.COM

$5,200,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Cooke’s Row Historic Cooke’s Row semi-detached 6,700 interior sq ft townhouse with large addition. 12-foot ceilings on the main level, 6 bedrooms, 6 full baths, 1 half bath, and finished lower-level au pair suite. One-car detached garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MAXWELL RABIN +1 202 669 7406 MRABIN@TTRSIR.COM JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM

$4,400,000

PHILLIPS PARK WASHINGTON, DC

Greek Revival by David Jones 2015 construction designed by Jones & Boer Architects and built by Mauck Zantzinger & Associates, Inc. With over 6,500 sq ft, this home offers modern amenities, chef’s kitchen, and generous public rooms. 2-car garage, elevator to 3 levels, deck and terrace.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$4,100,000

KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Georgian Residence This Georgian residence offers elegant scale, renovated Waterworks bathrooms, wood floors, and audio throughout. Gourmet kitchen with Sub Zero/Wolf appliances and the master bedroom with marble en-suite bath.

Includes professionally designed gardens and 3-car parking.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$3,150,000

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WATERGATE WASHINGTON, DC

Incredible Penthouse Watergate penthouse with 3,000 interior sq ft and extraordinary roof terrace with unrivaled sweeping views. 4 bedrooms with 3 full bathrooms, 2-story entrance foyer, living room with wraparound river views, and large master suite.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID ZSLZHP TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM

$2,995,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Stunning Townhouse by Rudi:d Steps away from shops and restaurants, this 3 bedroom, 3 bath plus den contemporary townhouse offers the pinnacle of luxurious living. Recently constructed by renowned architect Rudi:d. Abundant light, gourmet kitchen, spa baths, elevator, and garage parking.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID QRWSK6 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 256 1887 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

$2,850,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Timeless Georgetown Residence Located on one of Georgetown’s best blocks, this timeless bay-front residence features high ceilings, classic formal rooms, fireplaces, and wood floors.

Kitchen opens to family room overlooking deep landscaped garden. Includes spacious master suite and full lower level.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 5L2CPL TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$2,495,000

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK WASHINGTON, DC

American University Park Fully renovated house with an open floor plan and generous room sizes offering 6 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, modern kitchen, hardwood floors, 2 laundry rooms, walkout lower-level with kitchenette, beautiful backyard, 2-car garage. Master suite offers 2 bedrooms, 2 walk-in closets, 2 full bathrooms.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID ZL8DSZ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY SHAHAB NASRIN +1 301 814 8093 SNASRIN@TTRSIR.COM

$2,195,000

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WOODLEY WASHINGTON, DC

Distinctive Beaux Arts Home This elegant 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath home in Cathedral/Woodley features a living room with a fireplace, spacious dining room, family room, open kitchen, master suite, and 1-car garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 2CLX93 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY TOM RILEY +1 301 351 3897 TRILEY@TTRSIR.COM

$2,049,000

CHEVY CHASE WASHINGTON, DC

Newly Constructed Modern Design This brand new modern home makes a striking impression with its angled roofline, stucco centerpiece, and double-height entryway with a 2-story glass window flanking the mahogany front door. This home has open and functional stairs, hallways, and living spaces.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 92MPXQ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY SALLY MCLUCKIE +1 202 297 0300 SMCLUCKIE@TTRSIR.COM

$1,900,000

LOGAN WASHINGTON, DC

A Logan Circle Gem An elegant 4 bedroom townhouse with studio unit in the basement on Logan Circle with 2-car garage and roof terrace with spectacular views over Logan Circle.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY FLEUR HOWGILL +1 202 425 9403 FHOWGILL@TTRSIR.COM

$1,800,000

CHEVY CHASE WASHINGTON, DC

Tenley Hill Townhome This pristine 4-level townhouse with elevator features 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, family room, and den across 2,660 sq ft. Spacious entertaining spaces include a wraparound terrace and a 3rd floor south-facing deck. Hardwood floors, garage parking, storage, concierge service, private courtyard, and near Metro.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID RE6ZJR TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DAVID DESANTIS +1 202 438 1542 DDESANTIS@TTRSIR.COM

$1,395,000

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GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Rare Georgetown Combined Coop Rare offering: 2 adjoining units in Dumbarton Court. This light-filled 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom home features original heart of pine floors, 9-ft ceilings, custom plantation shutters, and spacious public rooms. Includes manicured grounds and separately deeded garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 8RVGRB TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$1,275,000

GLOVER PARK WASHINGTON, DC

Renovated Washington Residence This renovated residence features an open floor plan with light-filled rooms.

The modern kitchen adjoins the dining and family room with gas fireplace. 3rd level features a large bedroom suite and private roof deck with views of the Washington Monument. Separate in-law suite, 1-car garage, off-street parking.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID YPM9TM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$1,249,900

LOGAN WASHINGTON, DC

Stunning Boutique Condo in U Street Corridor Stunning 3-level, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home located in a boutique enclave of townhome-style residences built in 2012. 14-foot ceilings, hardwoods throughout, 2 private parking spaces, and front yard.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY KRISTEN FARMAN +1 202-688-5235 KFARMAN@TTRSIR.COM

$1,170,000

CHEVY CHASE WASHINGTON, DC

Luxury Living in Chevy Chase, DC Nestled across from Rock Creek Park, this light-filled townhouse features 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 2 half baths. The chef’s kitchen, attached garage, and private patio complete this premiere property.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 6WMYLB TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY KIM PRIVOR +1 202 368 1821 KPRIVOR@TTRSIR.COM

$1,135,000

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DUPONT WASHINGTON, DC

Multi-unit Row House in Dupont 2-unit row house on one of the most desirable streets in the heart of Dupont.

The top unit features 3 bedrooms, remodeled bathroom, bright living room, open kitchen, and hardwood floors. Lower unit is a spacious studio. Units are metered separately and equipped with washer and dryer. Garage and patio.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 74X9L9 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MARCO STILLI +1 202 255 1552 MSTILLI@TTRSIR.COM

$1,160,000

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS WASHINGTON, DC

Amazing Terrace with Monument View Penthouse unit on charming and quiet one-way street adjacent to Meridian Hill Park and 14th St. The property features 2 bedrooms, a den, 2 full bathrooms, many upgrades, and a south-facing 500-sq-ft terrace overlooking the monument – perfect for entertaining. One parking garage space included.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MARCO STILLI +1 202 255 1552 MSTILLI@TTRSIR.COM

$785,000

CAPITOL HILL WASHINGTON, DC

Spacious Unit in Capitol Hill 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom unit featuring Juliet balcony overlooking quiet courtyard with waterworks and gazebo. Conveniently located close to Metro and market. Building offers 24-hour front desk, manager on-site, terraces, courtyard, gym, and business center. One parking garage space included.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MARCO STILLI +1 202 255 1552 MSTILLI@TTRSIR.COM

$543,750

KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Rare Unit in Historic Condominium Rare 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom unit at the famous Wyoming Condominium.

Featuring a remodeled kitchen, hardwood floors throughout, unobstructed views, spacious walk-in closet. 24/7 front desk services, recently remodeled roof deck, rear garden. Close to restaurants, shops, and Metro.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MARCO STILLI +1 202 255 1552 MSTILLI@TTRSIR.COM

$585,000

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BLOOMINGDALE WASHINGTON, DC

Exquisitely Renovated Row Home Located on a quiet tree-lined street in historic Bloomingdale, this end-unit row home has been carefully renovated to include 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.

The home’s unique amenities include custom oak floors, Carrara marble kitchen countertops, Porcelanosa bathrooms, and secure parking.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF LOCKARD +1 202 246 4433 JLOCKARD@TTRSIR.COM JOSEPH PODUSLO +1 202 487 6225 JPODUSLO@TTRSIR.COM

$1,050,000

LOGAN / U STREET WASHINGTON, DC

Townhouse Residence in Award-Winning Union Row This pristine 2 bedroom, den/3 bedroom home features a state-of-the-art GE Monogram kitchen with granite counters, maple wood floors, spacious master suite with 18ft barrel vaulted ceilings, private terrace, and garage parking. One block to U Street Metro and vibrant 14th Street restaurants and cafes.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF LOCKARD +1 202 246 4433 JLOCKARD@TTRSIR.COM JOSEPH PODUSLO +1 202 487 6225 JPODUSLO@TTRSIR.COM

$950,000

SHAW WASHINGTON, DC

Historic Shaw Federal Renovated Shaw town home features an open floor plan with 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and tasteful, modern upgrades. The chef’s kitchen includes an oversized island with breakfast bar. The master suite boasts a walk-in closet and luxurious bath. Private balcony off the 2nd floor and secure parking.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID VGX7WX TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF LOCKARD +1 202 246 4433 JLOCKARD@TTRSIR.COM JOSEPH PODUSLO +1 202 487 6225 JPODUSLO@TTRSIR.COM

$939,000

DUPONT WASHINGTON, DC

Old World Elegance Steeped in history, this upper floor 2-bedroom residence is located in a best address building, the Northumberland. Amenities include separate living and dining rooms, over-sized windows, crown moldings, 9 ft ceilings, and oak parquet floors. Fee includes heat, water, property taxes, 24-hour concierge.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID QSLJHJ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF LOCKARD +1 202 246 4433 JLOCKARD@TTRSIR.COM JOSEPH PODUSLO +1 202 487 6225 JPODUSLO@TTRSIR.COM

$600,000

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CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS WASHINGTON, DC

The Perfect Downsizing Apartment Elegant 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home with approximately 2,500 sq ft and views towards the National Mall. 3 combined units with entry foyer, large living room, separate dining room, table-space kitchen, large master suite, library, storage. On-site management, fitness center, valet, and ample on-site parking.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID MT2S9P TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM

$1,225,000

CITY CENTER WASHINGTON, DC

Sophisticated Living in Downtown Washington, DC Designed by internationally-renowned architecture firm Foster + Partners, this 1 bedroom, 1 full bathroom residence features abundant light, high-end finishes, and a full amenities package.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID YTJR9V TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PAUL PIKE +1 202 550 8871 PPIKE@TTRSIR.COM

$789,000

GREAT FALLS VIRGINIA

Equestrian Classic Rarely available property within sought-after equestrian community of Southdown, close to DC. This wonderful brick home is sited on 5 acres and overlooks the private pool, pastures, and beautiful barn. Includes access to indoor and outdoor riding arenas and miles of trails.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ROZ DRAYER +1 703 283 4334 RDRAYER@TTRSIR.COM

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CENTREVILLE VIRGINIA

Grand French Country Home Spectacular custom-built French-style home on 5 secluded acres, next to adjoining neighborhood. Within the 11,000+ sq ft, the attention to detail shows the authenticity of the 6 bed home. 3-car drive-through garage. No HOA. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID RDEF2G TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ROZ DRAYER +1 703 283 4334 RDRAYER@TTRSIR.COM

$1,500,000

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GREAT FALLS VIRGINIA

Extraordinary Georgian Estate This extraordinary estate is unmatched in terms of its timeless design and elegant features and amenities. Beyond custom iron gates, the main residence reflects classic Georgian architecture, impressive scale, and flawless interiors by renowned interior designer Barry Dixon. The design seamlessly accommodates both large scale entertaining and comfortable family living. The luxurious main residence encompasses over 12,000 square feet with 6 bedrooms and 9 baths. The nearby guest house includes 2 bedrooms, 3 baths, and a private elevator. The living spaces continue outdoors with a glamorous pool, fountains, impressive stone fireplace, and an outdoor kitchen. A clay tennis court, indoor

golf barn, basketball court, and formal gardens complete this unparalleled offering.

NEWASCOT.COM SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY NO W9TBM9 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PYERKS@TTRSIR.COM

$7,995,000

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McLEAN VIRGINIA

Elegant Estate in Langley Farms A gracious parking court greets you as you approach this elegant 1.9-acre estate in sought-after Langley Farms. The front entry is flanked by copper lanterns, and guests are embraced by a 2-story entry hall which is perfectly scaled and flooded by natural light.

Perfect for entertaining, the entry hall opens to both the formal dining room and a music alcove. Just beyond, the living room boasts a tray ceiling with rough-hewn beams, magnificent fireplace, and French doors leading to the terrace overlooking the pool and gardens. The open chef’s kitchen and breakfast room adjoin the family room and the regal wood-paneled library with fireplace. The gracious 7 bedrooms and 8.5 baths include a spacious master suite

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with his-and-her baths and separate dressing rooms. The living space flows seamlessly outdoors with a sparkling heated pool, spa, and separate carriage house.

1100DOGWOODDRIVE.COM SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY NO L5BPW4 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY RUSSELL FIRESTONE +1 202 271 1701 RUSSELL.FIRESTONE@SIR.COM

$5,995,000

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GREAT FALLS VIRGINIA

Bespoke Luxury on Innsbruck Drive Overlooking a tranquil private lake, this extraordinary French Normandy estate is ideally suited for both grand entertaining and family relaxation. Antique palace doors welcome guests to a twostory entry hall complete with custom iron work. The features and finishes throughout the estate are unparalleled and reflect a carefully curated global perspective rarely found in a modern residence. With five bedrooms, all with en-suite baths, two additional full baths, and three half baths, the residence comfortably accommodates both family and guests. In the heart of the residence, a chef’s kitchen with dual islands and extensive storage creates the ideal focal point for gatherings of all sizes. In

addition, a main level home theatre, 500-gallon salt water aquarium, screened porches and a custom swimming pool with built-in fountains are just a few of the many luxurious details found in this timeless estate.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY NO KWSVZG TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ANJANETTE MURPHY +1 703 244 6357 AMURPHY@TTRSIR.COM

$5,390,000

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McLEAN VIRGINIA

Langley Estate with Impeccable Finishes Sitting at the end of a private lane in McLean’s most exclusive neighborhood, 1001 Dogue Hill is an extraordinary residence which has been meticulously restored. Under the supervision of renowned designer Daryl Carter, the interiors are flawless and reflect a bespoke, timesless elegance that will appeal to the most discerning buyers. The systems and technology throughout the residence are state-of-the-art. The expansive grounds provide privacy and include a magnificent swimming pool, charming guesthouse, a classic outdoor pavilion, and a private putting green.

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1001DOGUEHILL.COM SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY NO HSHD4V TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PYERKS@TTRSIR.COM

$4,295,000

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VIENNA VIRGINIA

Vienna Woods Attractive brick-front colonial located on one of the most attractive streets in the heart of Vienna. Four spacious bedrooms, fabulous gourmet open-concept kitchen, with a custom patio and in-ground pool. The large home office offers an attractive view of the pool and patio. The lower level recreation room is perfect for a pool table and exercise equipment, and there is additional storage space and rough in for a future bath.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY NO 3HQDQF TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DOUG FRANCIS +1 703 304 6827 DFRANCIS@TTRSIR.COM

$1,350,000

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McLEAN VIRGINIA

Belle Demeure - A Beautiful Dwelling Distinctive architecture, classical detailing, and fine finishes define this extraordinary property featuring a gourmet outdoor kitchen and all-glass wine grotto with tasting area. Situated in one of McLean’s premier neighborhoods, it offers a total of 5 bedrooms, 7 full and 4 half baths, 9 fireplaces, garages to accommodate 5 cars, state-of-the-art home automation and entertainment systems, and the opportunity to live in your own private oasis.

801TURKEYRUNROAD.COM SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY NO V9ERND TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DEBBIE SHAPIRO +1 703 407 1600 DSHAPIRO@TTRSIR.COM STEPHANIE WHITE +1 703 489 5045 SWHITE@TTRSIR.COM MIKE ANASTASIA +1 703 501 1000 MANASTASIA@TTRSIR.COM

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ARLINGTON VIRGINIA

Contemporary Gem Custom-designed and LEED certified. From the solar panel power supply to the environmentally friendly building materials, no detail has been overlooked. The gourmet kitchen opens to the family room with beamed ceiling and stone fireplace, perfect for large scale entertaining or an intimate gathering. Conveniently located across from Lacey Woods Park, down the street from the Custis Trail, and minutes to Ballston Metro.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY STEPHANIE WHITE +1 703 489 5045 SWHITE@TTRSIR.COM

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FALLS CHURCH VIRGINIA

Splendid Living Overlooking Lake Barcroft This extraordinary Lake Barcroft home impresses on every level.

The owner-architect paid meticulous attention to every detail, inside and out, of this stunning-yet-practical home. Enjoy privacy in this resort-like setting just a few steps from Lake Barcroft. The house, situated on a half-acre lot with 139 feet of shoreline, opens up through the family room and kitchen to three large terraced decks which surround the pool, waterfall, and artful stonework.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 6F2ZK2 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY STEPHANIE WHITE +1 703 489 5045 SWHITE@TTRSIR.COM ANDRE AMINI +1 703 622 4473 AAMINI@TTRSIR.COM

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McLEAN VIRGINIA

Wonderful Neighborhood and Location in Langley Oaks Gorgeous home, meticulously maintained, beautiful sunroom addition. New upper level baths, upgraded kitchen, new HVAC, new roof, and many other improvements. Country club setting with heated pool, spa, and sauna.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID VKTJ9N TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DEBBIE SHAPIRO +1 703 407 1600 DSHAPIRO@TTRSIR.COM STEPHANIE WHITE +1 703 489 5045 SWHITE@TTRSIR.COM

$1,495,000

RESTON VIRGINIA

Carefree Living at Reston Town Center Live the Reston Town Center life in this 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom condo minutes to shops and restaurants. Remodeled with expert craftsmanship. Master bedroom with patio access and custom closets. 2 garage spaces, extra storage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID P2QVLQ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DEBBIE SHAPIRO +1 703 407 1600 DSHAPIRO@TTRSIR.COM STEPHANIE WHITE +1 703 489 5045 SWHITE@TTRSIR.COM

$900,000

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McLEAN VIRGINIA

Langley Farms Estate Parcel Langley Farms is one of the nation’s most exclusive neighborhoods.

Here, you’ll find inspiring homes and estates reflecting the rich history and architectural style of the Washington region. This rare, one-acre building lot is just down the street from historic Hickory Hill – once the home of Robert Kennedy – as well as other gracious estates. This site is flooded by bright sunlight and framed by magnificent specimen trees. The options are endless.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PYERKS@TTRSIR.COM

$2,950,000

McLEAN VIRGINIA

Sophisticated New Home with Parkland View This Waverly estate residence in Langley Forest reflects unparalleded design by renowned builder Hans Schmidt of Winthrop Custom Homes. The 1-acre home site backs to parkland, with space for gardens and outdoor entertaining.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY NO 4TGLH9 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PYERKS@TTRSIR.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PGIOIA@TTRSIR.COM

$4,350,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Traditional Treasure in the Heart of Belle Haven Located on a professionally landscaped level lot in one of Belle Haven’s most secluded spots, this lovely brick colonial is a delightful blend of classic architecture and state-of-the-art convenience.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 2ZQ2YZ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEANNE WARNER +1 703 980 9106 JWARNER@TTRSIR.COM

$1,495,000

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McLEAN VIRGINIA

Georgetown Place Stately Magnolia Manor stands on a hillside in a resort-like setting; a perfect combination of elegance and family living. A large family estate, Magnolia Manor boasts 8 bedrooms, 9 full bathrooms, and 2 half bathrooms. 2 of the bedrooms are suites with attached sitting rooms and en-suite bathrooms. The first-floor owner’s suite overlooks the inviting heated pool and spa and breathtaking landscape surrounded by magnolias. The 3,685-square-foot lowerlevel walk out apartment, with separate entrance, grand entry foyer, and kitchen is perfect for a home business or in-law suite. The extra large 3-car garage and motor court complete this offering.

8009GREENWICHWOODS.COM SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 2JFQP5 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DONNA MANK +1 202 550 5617 DMANK@TTRSIR.COM

$2,749,000

MOUNT VERNON VIRGINIA

Custom Home with River Views Gorgeous Potomac River views from this to-be-built custom home.

Pre-construction opportunity to customize finishes and design to your own tastes. Open floor plan–with multiple outdoor living spaces and over-sized windows–optimizes river views. Level lot in established Mount Vernon neighborhood adjacent to existing multimillion dollar homes. Option to purchase the lot for just $899,000 and manage your own build.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY NO ZDSQTW TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY HEATHER COREY +1 703 989 1183 HCOREY@TTRSIR.COM

$2,490,000

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ARLINGTON VIRGINIA

Custom Two-Level Penthouse in Rosslyn A truly one-of-a-kind 2-level condo at Gaslight Square with 2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and 3 parking spaces provides the ultimate ‘wow’ factor. Perfect for entertaining, this unit comes fully-furnished and features a complete customization by Akseizer Design Group.

Boasting 2,210 square feet including a second-level corner terrace, the entire home is wired with Control-4 home automation and audio/video. Bathroom mirrors with built-in TV’s, a 300 gallon climate-controlled saltwater aquarium, loft, and a private terrace complete this unique offering.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY NO CYR5NP TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ADAM SKRINCOSKY +1 703 915 1827 ASKRINCOSKY@TTRSIR.COM DAVID DESANTIS +1 202 438 1542 DDESANTIS@TTRSIR.COM

$2,395,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Grand Home in Rosemont One of Rosemont’s grand homes on a double lot. Center-hall colonial features high ceilings, two fireplaces, and interior glass doors. The rear porch overlooks the extensive landscaped gardens, patio, and separate garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CINDY GOLUBIN +1 202 437 3861 CGOLUBIN@TTRSIR.COM COURTNEY GOLUBIN +1 703 989 1873 CMGOLUBIN@TTRSIR.COM

$1,200,000

WOODBRIDGE VIRGINIA

Occoquan River Waterfront A park-like 5-acre waterfront peninsula is the dramatic setting for this warm and inviting 6,000-square-foot custom home. Modern luxury is combined with incomparable water views from all angles to create a true retreat to nature for those with the highest standards for residential design and a passion for waterfront living.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 33N7JW TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ROB CARNEY +1 703 927 4290 RCARNEY@TTRSIR.COM

$1,399,500

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FAIRFAX STATION VIRGINIA

Expansive Waterfront Escape This stunning stately manor is sited on 5+ acres of seclusion and privacy along the Occoquan Reservoir, with a private dock and over 450 feet of shoreline. The 9,500 total finished square feet of living space exudes warmth and character throughout.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID YXTGZ6 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MIKE ANASTASIA +1 703 501 1000 MANASTASIA@TTRSIR.COM ASHLEY ANASTASIA +1 703 973 4300 AANASTASIA@TTRSIR.COM

$1,995,000

McLEAN VIRGINIA

Stunning Contemporary on Scott’s Run Expansive 3-level contemporary home overlooking Scotts Run in McLean.

With 11,900+ square feet of living space, this home features 2 large offices, private lower suite, multiple galleries, a library, 4 bedrooms, 5 full baths, 2 half baths, and treetop vista views.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID QNNWKX TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MIKE ANASTASIA +1 703 501 1000 MANASTASIA@TTRSIR.COM ASHLEY ANASTASIA +1 703 973 4300 AANASTASIA@TTRSIR.COM

$2,395,000

OAKTON VIRGINIA

Elegant Mediterranean Villa in Park-Like Setting This elegant, custom-built, European-style home delivers a lifestyle of comfort and tranquility. Approximately 6,000 total square feet of magnificently finished living space featuring 5 bedrooms, 4 and one half baths on 3 levels, and a secluded backyard oasis.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MIKE ANASTASIA +1 703 501 1000 MANASTASIA@TTRSIR.COM CLAUDIA JAQUES +1 202 209 4846 CJAQUES@TTRSIR.COM

$1,550,000

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ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Historic Elegance in the Heart of Old Town Historic detached home and adjacent build-able lot perfectly sited in the heart of Old Town Alexandria. The elegant living room with high ceiling and wood-burning fireplace, an expansive formal dining room, and a stunning gourmet chef’s kitchen are an entertainer’s dream. 6 bedrooms, 4 full baths, original heart pine hardwood floors, and a private flagstone patio make this home a truly unique Old Town residence.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY NO 4ECH9W TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PHYLLIS & BRITTANY PATTERSON +1 703 310 6201 PPATTERSON@TTRSIR.COM

$1,990,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Contemporary Waterfront Retreat Perfectly sited on a 3/4-acre lot in Mount Vernon, this custom waterfront home offers expansive water views from almost every window. The contemporary floor plan features vaulted ceilings, an open gourmet kitchen and large living room perfect for entertaining guests. A separate apartment, oversized 2-car garage, neighborhood dock, and boat launch complete this wonderful home.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY NO VPYQRP TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PHYLLIS & BRITTANY PATTERSON +1 703 310 6201 PPATTERSON@TTRSIR.COM

$1,050,000

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McLEAN VIRGINIA

Incredible Masterpiece Designed by award-winning architect, Richard Leggin and built by The Galileo Group. True elegance and stunning craftsmanship adorn the interiors.

Exquisite grounds include heated saline pool and lighted tennis courts.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID RW7LQM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PYERKS@TTRSIR.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PGIOIA@TTRSIR.COM

$5,999,999

McLEAN VIRGINIA

Private Gated Community of Langley Falls This truly exceptional residence sited on 5+ acres has been meticulously maintained both inside and out! Amazing outdoor space designed by Fine Landscaping includes heated pool, hot tub, pergola, and pool house.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID SB4HZ9 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PYERKS@TTRSIR.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PGIOIA@TTRSIR.COM

$4,299,000

GREAT FALLS VIRGINIA

Finest works of Architecture, Interiors and Design This magnificent gated estate was extensively renovated and expanded by its present owners with extraordinary detail. 5 exquisitely landscaped acres with pool, carriage house, 3 kitchens, media room, tennis court, and 8-car garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID JMG7ZD TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PYERKS@TTRSIR.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PGIOIA@TTRSIR.COM

$5,200,000

McLEAN VIRGINIA

Extraordinary Custom Home in the Reserve Meticulously renovated and prominently sited residence in The Reserve with awe-inspiring 2-story entrance with floating staircase and custom wrought iron banister. Scenic views from the private flagstone terraces.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID PKWSPN TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PYERKS@TTRSIR.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PGIOIA@TTRSIR.COM

$3,950,000

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GREAT FALLS VIRGINIA

Custom Estate in Great Falls Exceptional all-brick custom residence with exquisite detailing inside and out!

Unbelievable entertaining capabilities with expansive rooms, chef’s dream kitchen, and professionally-landscaped exterior.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID M2VSWT TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PYERKS@TTRSIR.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PGIOIA@TTRSIR.COM

$2,999,000

McLEAN VIRGINIA

Historic Landmark of Langley Ordinary One acre lot adjacent to the historic Langley Ordinary in the exclusive Langley Farms neighborhood. Ideal location, minutes to DC. Excellent topography.

Great opportunity to build your dream home in a tranquil setting.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID QBJJ7F TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PYERKS@TTRSIR.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PGIOIA@TTRSIR.COM

$1,999,000

McLEAN VIRGINIA

Custom Contemporary on the Potomac Custom-built waterfront estate located on 5 acres along McLean’s Gold Coast with a private walkway to the Potomac River. Open floor plan accommodates large-scale entertaining and comfortable family living.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 7YEBVP TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PYERKS@TTRSIR.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PGIOIA@TTRSIR.COM

$5,999,999

GREAT FALLS VIRGINIA

Extraordinary Mansion in Great Falls Newly built on almost 3 acres. The circular drive and elegant stone, brick, and cast stone exterior with flag stone stoops make this home one of the most stately in Northern Virginia.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID P6MVHK TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PYERKS@TTRSIR.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PGIOIA@TTRSIR.COM

$4,449,000

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ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Craftsman Style Expansion on Large Lot in Alexandria Custom renovation on 3/4-acre lot blends luxury and convenience. Highlights will include 5 bedrooms and 5 and a half bathrooms, gourmet kitchen, formal and informal rooms, large pantry, mudroom, and fully finished walkout lower level. Exterior features include Hardiplank and stone facade, front porch, screened porch, and 2-car garage. To be built by Calvert Homes; customizable.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 72D2XV TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DAYNA BLUMEL & KERRY ADAMS +1 703 597 2252 BLUMELADAMS@TTRSIR.COM

$2,195,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Custom Craftsman Renovation on Desirable Corner Lot Exceptionally renovated home on Key Drive. Open-floor-plan with over 5,000 sq ft including a gourmet kitchen, main-level guest suite, and sun-room.

Master suite has a gas fireplace, sitting area, and luxury bathroom. Lower level has a large recreation room with fireplace and au-pair suite. 2-car garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID L9TR73 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DAYNA BLUMEL & KERRY ADAMS +1 703 597 2252 BLUMELADAMS@TTRSIR.COM

$1,599,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Stunning Estate Overlooking the Potomac River Enjoy captivating views from this custom-built residence on the banks of the Potomac River. Sited on over 1/2 acre, this luxurious home offers a gourmet kitchen, formal spaces, and an elevator to all 4 levels. The finished lower level features a bedroom suite, media room, bar, sauna, and half bathroom.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 87KFP9 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DAYNA BLUMEL & KERRY ADAMS +1 703 597 2252 BLUMELADAMS@TTRSIR.COM

$2,998,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Modern Colonial in Sought-After Marlan Forest Exquisite home with expansive living spaces. Chef’s kitchen, double-sided fireplace shared by the family room and back porch, and grand master suite.

The lower level has a bedroom suite, recreation room, media room, exercise room, and kitchen/bar. 3-car garage, fenced yard, and front porch.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 2S9CVH TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DAYNA BLUMEL & KERRY ADAMS +1 703 597 2252 BLUMELADAMS@TTRSIR.COM

$1,495,000

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ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Wonderful Historic Home in Old Town Alexandria Located on a premier double lot in Historic Old Town, this stately 3 bedroom, 3 and a half bathroom home has been tastefully renovated and expanded to include an eat-in chef’s kitchen, master suite, lower-level recreation room, and an elevator. Gated parking for multiple cars, a slate patio with an outdoor fireplace, and an option to finish the 2-story carriage house.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID MGVH7D TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DAYNA BLUMEL & KERRY ADAMS +1 703 597 2252 BLUMELADAMS@TTRSIR.COM

$2,100,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Fabulous Views in Old Town Gorgeous river views. Rarely available, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, unit at soughtafter Alexandria House. Elegant renovation, this traditional unit feels more like a home than a condo.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 6B6GXD TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY KATHERINE ZWICKY +1 703 408 0399 KZWICKY@TTRSIR.COM

$1,095,000

McLEAN VIRGINIA

Classic McLean Home Beautiful classic split-level 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom, single-family home with grand two-story family room addition. There are two cozy wood-burning fireplaces.

FORESTLANEHOME.COM SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JENNIFER HAMMOND +1 202 345 2343 JHAMMOND@TTRSIR.COM

$949,000

BOYCE VIRGINIA

Shanandoah Riverfront Fronting the Shenandoah River, this property features 10 acres with views of the river and the Blue Ridge Mountains. This 1983 French-inspired residence offers 8,000 sq ft designed around a central courtyard and pool. The interior boasts generously proportioned rooms and stunning pastoral views.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID NR46JZ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PHILIP LEVERRIER +1 301 661 3520 PLEVERRIER@TTRSIR.COM

$749,000

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ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND

The Friary on the Severn Nestled on 23 acres overlooking the Severn River and only 40 minutes from Washington, DC lies one of the most distinctive estates offered for sale on the East Coast. Formerly a Capuchin monastery, this stately brick structure offers modern amenities for comfortable family living yet easily accommodates elegant grand scale entertainment and events. Featuring spectacular 270 degree river views, the extraordinary estate contains a total of 7 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms and 11 fireplaces, a commercial-size gourmet kitchen, oversized ballroom, conservatory, indoor spa, family room, library, game room, wine cellar, catering kitchen, work shop, a secret vault,

9-car garage, roof garden, pool pavilion, 60 foot infinity edge pool, tennis court, a 6-slip private dock with boat lift, and 2,000 feet of river front. Additional structures include a 3-bedroom gate house, tea house, and mechanical facilities.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY NO VJGFMQ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DAVID DESANTIS +1 202 438 1542 DDESANTIS@TTRSIR.COM MARIA-VICTORIA CHECA +1 202 669 2590 MVCHECA@TTRSIR.COM

$28,800,000

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BALTIMORE MARYLAND

Ritz-Carlton Residences This custom-designed, professionally decorated 12,000 square foot one-floor Penthouse combines 4 units seamlessly into one lavish modernist masterpiece. The exquisitely appointed principal space encompasses 2,000 square feet and is ideal for entertaining on a large scale. Multiple exposures, 28 windows, and 6 gracious terraces provide lustrous sunlight showcasing unobstructed views of the Inner Harbor, Federal Hill, and Downtown. This one-of-a-kind residence includes 5 bedrooms, 6.5 baths, 700 square foot gym, home theatre, 2 offices, 3 private elevators, and separate staff alcove. Additional features include an independently ventilated climate and humidity-controlled storage room, state-of-the-art total

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home control system, and 3-car garage parking. Truly a rare opportunity to live in the luxurious Ritz-Carlton residences and revel in its world-class amenities.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY SHAWN BRECK +1 202 641 1200 SBRECK@TTRSIR.COM TYLER GARRISON +1 202 256 2132 TGARRISON@TTRSIR.COM COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM LAURA BEDNASH +1 443 418 1044 LBEDNASH@TTRSIR.COM

$12,000,000

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GAITHERSBURG MARYLAND

Private 35-acre Retreat within Minutes of DC Magnificent, private estate on 34 acres with gorgeous 9-hole golf course, swimming pool, cabana/outdoor kitchen, and sport court.

Features 8 bedrooms, 9 baths, 4 powder rooms, 4 fireplaces, formal living spaces, gourmet kitchen with breakfast room opens to terrace; home theater, spa, and more. Attached 3-car garage; detached 3-car garage with beautifully appointed guesthouse.

Cherry tree-lined driveway to brick motor court.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY NO DHW9JR TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM

$7,000,000

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BETHESDA MARYLAND

Single Line Highlight Offered on the market for the first time, this residence welcomes with an impressive dual-sided fireplace and floor-to-ceiling stone mantle. The family room features Joe Serra stonework fireplace and wall of glass French doors that overlook the pool. The adjacent kitchen and breakfast room include 2 pantries and spacious center island. 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, lower level with gym and office, 2-car garage. Backs to parkland.

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SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY NO 56L3VY TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL MOORE +1 202 262 7762 MMOORE@TTRSIR.COM ZELDA HELLER +1 202 257 1226 ZHELLER@TTRSIR.COM

$2,395,000

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TRAPPE MARYLAND

House on the Eastern Shore Maryland’s Eastern Shore is a scenic coastal landscape carved by the Chesapeake Bay, and is home to many handsome waterfront estates. This unique residential masterpiece is an abstraction from familiar historical styles, designed by the world renowned architect and Washingtonian modernist, Hugh Newell Jacobsen, FAIA. Carefully positioned on a lot of more than thirty acres, the house sits atop a gentle knoll, overlooking the deep churning waters that surround it. This home compliments the region’s aesthetic, while

adding inspiring modern elements; an oculus on each side, for example, allows the sun to move beams of light playfully throughout the house, from sunrise to sunset. Thoughtfully crafted, and meticulously cared for, it is an incredibly rare find.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY RON MANGAS, JR. +1 703 298 2564 RMANGAS@TTRSIR.COM

$2,298,000

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BETHESDA MARYLAND

Quarry Springs The estate condominiums at Quarry Springs offer unparalleled ease of living. 2 and 3 bedroom, 2,200-4,500 square feet, one level, expansive terrace space, solid plank hardwood throughout, 10 foot+ ceiling heights, designer finish selection, pool, lounge, sauna, library, valet parking, concierge, 24-hour security, private elevators, 50-foot waterfall, and sprawling lawns. The easy life begins here.

QUARRYSPRINGS.COM SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY NO 7RHMZ2 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CHRISTINE BASSO +1 202 302 2508 CBASSO@TTRSIR.COM

FROM $1,800,000

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BETHESDA MARYLAND

The Lauren The Lauren is a one-of-a-kind luxury residential condo. Floor plans range from 1,444 square feet to more than 6,000 square feet.

Features direct access elevators, nine and ten-foot ceilings, private roof top terraces (select units), Home Automation System with iPad control, vented fireplaces, and private wine storage.

THELAURENRESIDENCES.COM SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY NO TPMQR2 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DAVID DESANTIS +1 202 438 1542 DDESANTIS@TTRSIR.COM

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POTOMAC MARYLAND

52-Acre Potomac Estate Extraordinary 52-acre private estate features a breathtaking contemporary residence, heated pool, separate pool house, extensive rear terraces and mature gardens, grass tennis court, 5-car garage, and service and run in barns. The main house boasts a palatial reception hall, a distinguished living room with a stone wood-burning fireplace, and a light-filled family room with a gas fireplace. The gourmet kitchen features Boffi cabinetry, an island, and table space. A fireplace, private terrace, generous dressing room, and a high-end bath complete the master suite. A library with a superb fireplace has rich wood built-ins and a private balcony overlooking the pristine rear terrace and garden. 5 additional spacious bedrooms each with en-suite baths complete the main level of the east wing. The well-appointed east wing offers a managers office, two bedroom staff quarters, laundry, storage and the five-car garage. A large patio surrounds the exquisite heated pool and hot tub, and a luxurious pool house has a wet bar, 2 full baths, and a sauna.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY NO FZ9VRN TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM MARGARET SHANNON +1 202 486 4752 MSHANNON@TTRSIR.COM

$7,995,000

ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND

Perfectly Sited on Little Aberdeen Creek This custom built home is sited at the entrance of Little Aberdeen Creek off the South River. The house was constructed in a perfect position to provide breathtaking river views. The 5,880 square foot 4 bedroom, 4.5 bath main residence is surrounded by beautiful tailored gardens, a tennis court, a swimming pool and hot tub, and an outdoor kitchen. A large, protected, deep water dock is less than 230 feet from the home and provides facilities for a sailboat or powerboat up to 70 feet.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID VE8D37 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM GLENN SUTTON +1 410 507 4370 GSUTTON@TTRSIR.COM

$5,995,000

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BETHESDA MARYLAND

Hillmead This 6 bedroom, 5.5 bath home is perched high above Bradley Boulevard on a meticulously landscaped one-acre lot featuring a private driveway lined with stone terraces. Features include gleaming hardwood and marble floors, custom moldings in luxurious formal rooms, wood paneled library, expansive gourmet kitchen with large center island and stainless steel appliances, dual wine coolers, and four fireplaces. This offering is complete with a fully-finished basement, pool, and 3-car garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY NO K8KDZN TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DAVID DESANTIS +1 202 438 1542 DDESANTIS@TTRSIR.COM

$2,950,000

BETHESDA MARYLAND

Elegant Neo-Classical Home Grand 2-story entry, large entertaining spaces, open kitchenbreakfast room and family room. 4 bedrooms and 3 full baths on upper level including a luxurious marble master bath. Expansive lower-level recreation room plus media room, den, exercise room, and 2 full baths. A main level sundeck extends the full length of the home overlooking the private, terraced yard.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ADRIENNE DEMING +1 301 801 6031 ADEMING@TTRSIR.COM

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BETHESDA MARYLAND

Natelli Woods Lane Exquisite, extraordinary residence–a Neoclassical built by award-winning Natelli Builders–backing to the 10th fairway at Avenel. Three spectacular finished levels, offering 7 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, 4 fireplaces, high-quality materials, and expert workmanship. Dramatic 2-story foyer, elaborate crown moldings, cherry-lined library, and chef’s kitchen.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID ZRCBG4 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY SHAHAB NASRIN +1 301 814 8093 SNASRIN@TTRSIR.COM

$2,495,000

BETHESDA MARYLAND

Georgetown Village New construction offering 5,500 square feet on 4 finished levels flooded with natural light. 6 bedrooms, 5.5 designer baths, chef’s kitchen, open floor plan, hardwood floors, atrium staircase, and walkout lower level. Dining room and living room with fireplace. Fenced-in backyard.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID S7GT69 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY SHAHAB NASRIN +1 301 814 8093 SNASRIN@TTRSIR.COM

$1,234,900

POTOMAC MARYLAND

Falconhurst New construction in Falconhurst. Features include a 2-acre lot with 11,500 sq ft of living space on 4 levels, Brazilian hardwood cherry, and crown moldings. 7 bedrooms, master on main level and upper level, 8.5 bathrooms, chef’s kitchen, a catering kitchen, elevator, furnished theater-room, wine cellar, exercise room, outdoor patio with grill, refrigerator and fireplace, 4-car garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY SHAHAB NASRIN +1 301 814 8093 SNASRIN@TTRSIR.COM

$3,595,000

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GAITHERSBURG MARYLAND

Like-New Country Retreat with Luxury Amenities Approximately 7,200 square feet of luxury on 5-acre, wooded lot with 4 levels, marble, granite, hardwood floors, 42-inch maple cabinets, stainless appliances, recessed lighting, custom mill work, 6 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, sun room, attached 3-car garage, and pool.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID CRN9M6 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM

$1,029,000

CHEVY CHASE MARYLAND

Thoughtful And Elegant Living This gorgeous five bedroom home affords elegant entertaining and easy everyday living in desirable Section Three of Chevy Chase with the open layout, chef’s kitchen, and attention to detail.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY FRANK SNODGRASS +1 202 257 0978 FSNODGRASS@TTRSIR.COM KIRSTEN WILLIAMS +1 202 657 2022 KCWILLIAMS@TTRSIR.COM

$1,925,000

BETHESDA MARYLAND

Bethesda Gorgeous 2003 custom-built home with approximately 5,000 finished sq ft, 6 bedrooms, 5.5 baths on 4 finished levels. Large rooms, high ceilings, kitchen with adjacent breakfast and family rooms, formal living and dining rooms, and an office on the main level. 2-car garage plus driveway and lovely yard.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 3TN7V2 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM

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GIBSON ISLAND MARYLAND

Enchanting Private Island in the Chesapeake Bay Superb 5-year old, shingle-style house on hill with scenic views, Chesapeake Bay in distance, exquisite landscaping. 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, open floor plan.

Gourmet kitchen, combined dining/living room with fireplace, large wraparound uncovered porch; additional screened porch.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 2VEDNR TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM SARAH KANNE +1 301 351 1319 SKANNE@TTRSIR.COM

$1,860,000

GIBSON ISLAND MARYLAND

No Bay Bridge Crossing, Close to BWI Airport Gorgeous home with custom finishes, 3 fireplaces, generous room sizes.

Eat-in kitchen, spacious dining room with built-in cabinetry. Cozy library with built-ins, family room off kitchen; first floor master suite. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms upstairs; separate staircase to 2-room suite with full bathroom.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID E9ZPKM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM SARAH KANNE +1 301 351 1319 SKANNE@TTRSIR.COM

$1,795,000

GIBSON ISLAND MARYLAND

Wildlife, Beach Access, 42-Acre Fresh Water Lake Charming 2-story brick house on 2.5+ acres, panoramic vistas, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, screened porch, heated pool, professionally landscaped gardens, privacy, and water views.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID Z2FTQR TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM SARAH KANNE +1 301 351 1319 SKANNE@TTRSIR.COM

$1,549,000

GIBSON ISLAND MARYLAND

Within an Hour of DC, Baltimore, and Annapolis Inviting and contemporary home with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, on quiet street across from Magothy River on .94-acre lot. Light-filled, spacious rooms, open floor plan. Enclosed porch off eat-in kitchen, heated pool.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID BNHXW9 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM SARAH KANNE +1 301 351 1319 SKANNE@TTRSIR.COM

$1,095,000

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SILVER SPRING MARYLAND

Golf Course Community Meticulously maintained, one-owner home with all builder upgrades in lush golf course community. Main floor offers open foyer, formal living room and dining room, office, sun room, family room, and kitchen with rear staircase. Master suite with sitting room, fireplace, and double walk-in closet. Additional 3 bedrooms with en-suite baths. Lower-level 1 bedroom/1 bathroom, recreation room with fireplace, bar area, and media/game room. 3-car garage, 2-tier deck, and flagstone patio.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL MOORE +1 202 262 7762 MMOORE@TTRSIR.COM

$899,000

EASTON MARYLAND

Waterfront on Maryland’s Eastern Shore Designed by AD 100 designer Terry Hunziker on a private 5-acre lot, this impressive waterfront property has a spacious main house, 2 BR guesthouse and 2-car garage. The light-filled living space has spectacular water views. The grounds feature a heated pool and deep-water dock with a boatlift.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID M38PPM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM GLENN SUTTON +1 410 507 4370 GSUTTON@TTRSIR.COM

$2,995,000

SAINT MICHAELS MARYLAND

Sought-After San Domingo Creek Completely renovated on deep waterfront and 3.1 acres with guest house, 2 master suites, and views from every room with open floor plan.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID KVP6NB TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY GLENN SUTTON +1 410 507 4370 GSUTTON@TTRSIR.COM

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TRACY’S LANDING MARYLAND

Chesapeake Bay Waterfront Amazing view from every room. Great opportunity to purchase 1.6 waterfront acres on The Chesapeake Bay with 300 acres of wildlife preserve to the south.

Enjoy the sunrise, large yard, and privacy this home offers.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY GLENN SUTTON +1 410 507 4370 GSUTTON@TTRSIR.COM

$939,900

BETHESDA MARYLAND

Open and Inviting This stately Tudor features 4 generously-sized bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, and 5,800 square feet of finished space. Sited on a half-acre lot and ideally located near DC, Virginia, and both airports.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 43H54N TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JAYNE EHRENS +1 240 401 7025 JEHRENS@TTRSIR.COM EMILY EHRENS HAINLINE +1 202 380 8125 EEHRENS@TTRSIR.COM

$1,275,000

SPRING VALLEY WASHINGTON, DC

Magnificent Estate in Spring Valley Sold – Stunning stone and stucco colonial with 8 bedrooms, 6.2 baths. 7,705 sq ft on beautiful terraced lot with pool and extensive landscaping. High-end finishes, custom millwork, wine cellar, elevator, and performance appliances.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY THEO ADAMSTEIN +1 202 285 1177 TADAMSTEIN@TTRSIR.COM JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM

$5,500,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Volta Place Sold – Designed by architect Robert Bell, this stately West Village Federal stands behind the old police station in the courtyard giving it privacy and a very European flavor. Dramatic 2-story dining room is perfect to display art.

Garage parking, owner’s suite, and grand dressing room. 2 private patios.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DONNA MANK +1 202 550 5617 DMANK@TTRSIR.COM

$2,950,000

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GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Newly Renovated Corner Unit Sold – This 2-bedroom unit offers an open floor plan, automatic blinds, and a gourmet kitchen with views of the C&O Canal. The full-service building amenities include a rooftop pool with views of the Potomac River, a gym, and garage parking.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MAGGIE RHODES +1 240 997 1507 MRHODES@TTRSIR.COM

$1,800,000

WEST END WASHINGTON, DC

The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton West End Sold – Thoughtfully renovated 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath home with 1,846 sq ft of refined space. Chef’s kitchen, spa-like baths. Dual-exposure, dual balconies, and 2-car parking. 24-hour doorman, valet, and Ritz-Carlton hotel services.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHELE WILTSE +1 202 510 2955 MWIILTSE@TTRSIR.COM

$1,695,000

KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Exceptional Kalorama Townhouse Sold – This exquisite c. 1919 Federal-style Craftsman exemplifies the finest qualities and characteristics of an elegant bygone era. Extensive original millwork, parquet floors, and crown molding embellish and complement the gracious entertaining spaces throughout the home.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY KELLY WILLIAMS +1 202 744 1675 KWILLIAMS@TTRSIR.COM LOIC PRITCHETT +1 202 550 9666 LPRITCHETT@TTRSIR.COM

$1,595,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Wonderful New Construction Sold – This newly constructed 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom townhouse was built with exacting standards and the highest level of detail by noted architect Rudi:d, featuring large windows, high ceilings, wonderful light, open European kitchen, spa baths, family room that opens to rear terrace, and garage parking.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 333 0077 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

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GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Elegant Bay-Front Home Sold – This elegant 4 BR and 3.5 BA bay-front home is on one of East Village’s most quaint tree-lined blocks. The main level features both a formal living room and separate dining room, each with fireplaces, and an eat-in kitchen overlooking the south-facing garden. The master suite has a private terrace.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 333 0077 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

$1,999,000

FOGGY BOTTOM WASHINGTON, DC

Rarely Available in Foggy Bottom Sold – Built in 1905, this townhouse features 2-car parking, original hardwood floors, high ceilings, a grand living room with fireplace, and a sunlit dining room leading out to a landscaped garden. It offers an in-law suite, spacious bedrooms, master suite, top-floor bedroom, and a private terrace.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 333 0077 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

$1,495,000

KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Kalorama Sold – Former auto showroom masterfully converted into 4 exclusive residences. Stunning loft interior with 2,710 sq ft, 2 bedrooms, 2 full and one half baths, private deck with city views, and gorgeous kitchen. Garage parking.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MAXWELL RABIN +1 202 669 7406 MRABIN@TTRSIR.COM

$1,295,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Sought-After in Georgetown Sold – This lovely home is located on one of Georgetown’s most sought-out streets, just blocks away from Georgetown’s shopping and eating. It features a spacious floor plan with hardwood floors, high ceilings, an open dining room, and a powder room. The living room offers a wood burning fireplace.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 333 0077 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

$975,000

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GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Charming Georgetown Townhouse Sold – The ultimate location for urban living with neighborhood feel. Open floor plan, high ceilings, updated kitchen, and hardwood floors. Upper-level master bedroom, large bathroom, and second bedroom. Finished lower-level with family room, third bedroom, and hall bath.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 333 0077 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

$975,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Charming East Village Townhouse Sold – This townhome features an open living and dining space looking out to the garden through glass doors. Additional features include hardwood floors, wood-burning fireplace, and built-ins. The kitchen is fully updated. The second floor offers skylights, master bedroom, second bedroom, and adjoining bath.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 333 0077 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

$725,000

LOGAN / U STREET WASHINGTON, DC

Private Rooftop Terrace Sold – 2 bed + den in the award-winning Union Row with a 200-sq-ft private roof terrace with panoramic views, multiple exposures, and floor-to-ceiling glass. Distinctive amenities include bamboo floors, state-of-the-art kitchen, baths, and garage parking. 2 blocks to U St Metro and 14th St. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF LOCKARD +1 202 246 4433 JLOCKARD@TTRSIR.COM JOSEPH PODUSLO +1 202 487 6225 JPODUSLO@TTRSIR.COM

$925,000

KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Stately Mediterranean Villa Sold – Exquisitely renovated in the heart of Kalorama with 5 bedrooms and 4 and a half baths on 4 levels. Amenities include a banquet-sized formal dining room, Juliet balconies, vaulted ceilings, 3 wood burning fireplaces, a chef’s kitchen, a 2-car garage, and a carriage house with studio apartment.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF LOCKARD +1 202 246 4433 JLOCKARD@TTRSIR.COM JOSEPH PODUSLO +1 202 487 6225 JPODUSLO@TTRSIR.COM

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SHAW WASHINGTON, DC

Pristinely Renovated Town Home Sold – Historic semi-detached town home renovated by 5Design Development, blending old-world charm with modern, sophisticated finishes and amenities. 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths on 3 levels, state-of-the-art kitchen, Wenge oak wood floors, baths by Porcelanosa, and a private tiled rear garden.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF LOCKARD +1 202 246 4433 JLOCKARD@TTRSIR.COM JOSEPH PODUSLO +1 202 487 6225 JPODUSLO@TTRSIR.COM

$899,000

MOUNT PLEASANT WASHINGTON, DC

Prominent Mount Pleasant Grand Dame Sold – Circa 1912, this extremely wide 6 bedroom 3.5 bath semi-detached grand dame is sited on an over-sized lot and includes a legal 2 bedroom unit.

The house features a gourmet kitchen, formal living and dining rooms, and a 2-car garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF LOCKARD +1 202 246 4433 JLOCKARD@TTRSIR.COM JOSEPH PODUSLO +1 202 487 6225 JPODUSLO@TTRSIR.COM

$1,349,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Gorgeous Duplex Condo Sold – Renovated from top to bottom with refined taste and contemporary flair, this spacious top-floor condo features custom European style finishes and a view of the Rosslyn skyline and Potomac. Garage parking included.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY LOU CARDENAS +1 202 669 4083 LCARDENAS@TTRSIR.COM

$989,000

ARLINGTON VIRGINIA

Turnberry Tower Penthouse Sold – One-of-a-kind Turnberry Tower Penthouse offers a private elevator entrance, 11’ ceilings, expanded Snaidero kitchen with Miele and Sub-Zero appliances, custom wine room, steam shower, custom lighting, and spectacular views from 500+ sq ft terrace.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY LOU CARDENAS +1 202 669 4083 LCARDENAS@TTRSIR.COM

$3,095,000

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McLEAN VIRGINIA

The River House Sold – Stunning waterfront home sitting on over 3 acres along the bank of the Potomac River, designed by award-winning architect Robert Wilson Mobley. This incredibly private setting boasts unbelievable sights and sounds of the river with views as if you are sitting in the treetops.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MIKE ANASTASIA +1 703 501 1000 MANASTASIA@TTRSIR.COM ASHLEY ANASTASIA +1 703 973 4300 AANASTASIA@TTRSIR.COM RON MANGAS, JR. +1 703 298 2564 RMANGAS@TTRSIR.COM

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ARLINGTON VIRGINIA

Turnberry Tower Sold Sold – Premiere 19th floor penthouse with 4,447 sq ft and 900 sq ft of outdoor space. Views of Georgetown and the Potomac. Spacious 3 bedrooms plus office or au pair suite. Private elevator, hardwood floors, and custom built ins.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY TAMMY BRITT +1 202 841 1869 TBRITT@TTRSIR.COM

$3,975,000

HOT SPRINGS VIRGINIA

The Woodland Cottage Sold – This magnificent retreat is one of 5 original cottages nestled inside the gates of America’s premier mountain resort, The Homestead. The Arts & Crafts style home features masterful stonework, detailed millwork, 8 wood burning fireplaces, and breathtaking views.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ANDREA COURDUVELIS +1 703 307 3170 ACOURDUVELIS@TTRSIR.COM DONNA DORSEY +1 540 538 4118 DDORSEY@TTRSIR.COM

$2,295,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Charming Gardens in Old Town Sold – Spectacular and unique home with 2 levels plus guest house. Located in Old Town with charming front and rear gardens, 3 bedrooms 3 and a half baths, and plenty of character.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY HEATHER COREY +1 703 989 1183 HCOREY@TTRSIR.COM

$1,019,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Magnificent Estate in Spring Valley Sold – Elegant and large Potomac Greens townhouse perfectly situated between Old Town Alexandria, Reagan National Airport, and Capitol Hill.

Wonderful neighborhood and wonderful commute.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY HEATHER COREY +1 703 989 1183 HCOREY@TTRSIR.COM

$997,500

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CLEVELAND PARK WASHINGTON, DC

Expansive Home; Modern Lifestyle in a Historic Gem Sold – Located at the corner of arguably the two best streets in Cleveland Park, this expansive tudor revival offers over 5,000 square feet of elegance on a 12,000 square-foot lot. The two-story family room/kitchen addition offers modernity while respecting the historic architecture. Six bedrooms, four and a half baths, a finished basement, and four fireplaces complete the package.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JENNIFER KNOLL +1 202 441 2301 JKNOLL@TTRSIR.COM

$5,150,000

WOODLEY PARK WASHINGTON, DC

Stately Home Perfect for Grand Entertaining Sold – Stately Wardman with over 5,300 sq ft, 6 bedrooms, 3 full and 2 half baths. Built for entertaining with large rooms and high ceilings. Living room with fireplace, large dining room, library, open eat-in kitchen. Finished lower level with playroom, half bath. 2-car tandem garage. Front and back patios.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JENNIFER KNOLL +1 202 441 2301 JKNOLL@TTRSIR.COM

$1,650,000

CLEVELAND PARK WASHINGTON, DC

Modern Living in the Heart of Cleveland Park Sold – Remodeled on 4 levels. Upgraded kitchen, 3 remodeled baths including en-suite master bath. Magnificent front and back gardens, inviting front porch, slate patio, large garage, close to restaurants, schools, and Metro.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JENNIFER KNOLL +1 202 441 2301 JKNOLL@TTRSIR.COM

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BETHESDA MARYLAND

Sublime New Construction Sold – Tucked away in the heart of Cabin John, this beautifully designed and meticulously crafted new home features airy, sunfilled rooms with high ceilings, custom millwork, handsome hardwood floors, and a fabulous open floor plan. Boasting six bedrooms, five full and one half baths, two custom stone fireplaces, three finished levels, and a three-car garage, this home is a true dream.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF WILSON +1 301 442 8533 JWILSON@TTRSIR.COM DANIEL HEIDER +1 703 785 7820 DHEIDER@TTRSIR.COM

$2,095,000

BETHESDA MARYLAND

Renovated Dutch Colonial Sold – Totally renovated 4 bedroom, 3 bath Dutch colonial on cul-de-sac.

Kitchen with island, separate dining room, library with custom built-ins, 3 luxury bathrooms, hardwood floors throughout. Finished walk-out basement.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY BRANKA SIPCIC +1 202 236 0678 BSIPCIC@TTRSIR.COM

$955,000

BETHESDA MARYLAND

Elegant Mediterranean Villa in Park-Like Setting Sold – Renovated 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath colonial close to Westmoreland Circle and the DC line. New eat-in kitchen, separate dining room, living room with fireplace, finished basement, and large deck overlooking back yard.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY BRANKA SIPCIC +1 202 236 0678 BSIPCIC@TTRSIR.COM

$825,000

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the most significant American artists of the 19th and 20th centuries, from Stuart Davis’s bold Little Giant Still Life (Black and White Version) to The Garden Pool by (Opposite) JOHN MARIN Yellow Sun, New York City, circa 1934 $500,000–700,000

Frederick Frieseke, which exemplifies the

(Above) STUART DAVIS Little Giant Still Life (Black and White Version), 1953 $1,000,000–1,500,000 American Art

Collection of Charlton and Lydia Heston,

artist’s Impressionistic aesthetic.

Sotheby’s is also privileged to offer three works by Andrew Wyeth from the including the striking 1986 tempera Flood Plain. Other highlights include John Marin’s vibrant expression of the modern city, Yellow Sun, New York City.

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Property from the Collection of Jules and Gladys Reiner PAUL MANSHIP Diana $400,000–600,000 American Art

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espectively recognised this fall by the Centre Pompidou in Paris and New York’s Museum of Modern

Art with major retrospectives, the work of Wifredo Lam and Joaquín Torres-García is aptly represented in this season’s Latin American Art sales with seminal Surrealist and Constructivist compositions. Leading the sale is The Juggler, an outstanding

Surrealist painting by Leonora Carrington, one of Mexico’s most revered artists, and The Bashful Family, an important early work by Fernando Botero.

(Above) JOAQUÍN TORRESGARCÍA Arte constructivo con sol y estrella, 1948 $500,000–700,000 (Opposite) JOAQUÍN TORRESGARCÍA Graphisme en Noir et Rouge, 1931 $1,000,000–1,500,000 Latin American Art: Contemporary Evening Sale

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(Above) WIFREDO LAM Le Miel Noir, 1945 $600,000–800,000 (Opposite) LEONORA CARRINGTON The Juggler, 1954 $1,500,000–2,000,000 Latin American Art: Modern Evening Sale

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(Above) FERNANDO BOTERO La pica, 1984 $700,000–900,000 (Opposite) FERNANDO BOTERO The Bashful Family, 1968 $1,200,000–1,800,000 Latin American Art: Modern Evening Sale

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his autumn, Sotheby’s Prints department will offer works with a wide range of estimates and

execution dates. Among the high points are an extraordinary group of prints by Edvard Munch, such as his iconic images of the Madonna and the Vampyr; Pablo Picasso’s first reduction linocut, Buste de femme (after Cranach le jeune); and Henri Matisse’s Jazz, the full portfolio of vibrant pochoirs. The contemporary portion of the sale will be led by a small edition of Roy Lichtenstein’s three-dimensional multiple Brushstroke IV, as well as prime examples of Andy Warhol’s printmaking, which span his entire career and include

(Above) ANDY WARHOL Mao, 1972 $900,000–1,200,000

the full Mao portfolio from 1972.

(Opposite) EDVARD MUNCH Madonna, 1895 $1,000,000–1,500,000 Prints & Multiples

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19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN ART

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he 19th Century European Art auction brings together the very best examples by celebrated

artists from this diverse collecting category. Highlights include Anders Zorn’s masterpiece, A Portrait of the daughters of Ramón Subercaseaux, as well as an important group of drawings by JeanFrançois Millet, led by a study for his most celebrated painting, The Gleaners. Major rediscoveries are also featured in the sale, such as Jean-Léon Gérôme’s Prière dans la mosquée, Jean-Louis-Ernest Meissonier’s Les Deux Amis and William Bouguereau’s Jeune fille aux raisins. Also of note are major paintings by JeanBaptiste-Camille Corot, Alfred Stevens, Julius Leblanc Stewart, Gustave Moreau and Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema.

(Above) JEAN-FRANÇOIS MILLET Les Glaneuses $300,000–400,000 (Opposite) ANDERS ZORN A portrait of the daughters of Ramón Subercaseaux $1,000,000–1,500,000 19th Century European Art

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(Above) CARL KAHLER My Wife’s Lovers $200,000–300,000 (Opposite) ALFRED STEVENS Les Quatre Saisons $300,000–500,000 19th Century European Art

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(Opposite) WILLIAM BOUGUEREAU Jeune fille aux raisins $300,000–500,000 (Above) JOHN FREDERICK HERRING SR. The Start of the Goodwood Gold Cup, 1831, Lord Chesterfield’s Priam, His Majesty King William IV’s Fleur de Lis, and Mr. Stonehewer’s Variation $900,000–1,200,000 19th Century European Art

3 November, New York

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MAGNIFICENT JEWELS & NOBLE JEWELS

(Above) A suite of yellow diamond, onyx, emerald and diamond jewels, “Shere Khan,” comprising a bangle, a ring and a brooch suspending a briolette fancy vivid yellow diamond, weighing 5.05 carats, Cartier CHF1,170,000–1,750,000 (Opposite) THE BLUE MOON An exceptional fancy vivid blue diamond ring weighing 12.03 carats, internally flawless, type IIb CHF34,000,000– 53,500,000 Magnificent Jewels & Noble Jewels

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eighing 12.03 carats, the Blue Moon diamond boasts incomparable

clarity and is classified as fancy vivid blue. Discovered by Petra Diamonds, owners of the famous Cullinan Mine in South Africa, the magnificent 29.62-carat rough was cut and polished by New Yorkbased Cora International – a highly skilled process which took over six months. Named for its rarity, the Blue Moon boasts another fascinating feature: a highly unusual red phosphorescence, which can be observed when the stone is exposed to ultraviolet light.

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Formerly in the Personal Collection of Queen Maria-José of Italy (1906–2001) THE QUEEN MARIAJOSÉ RUBY RING An exceptional Burmese ruby and diamond ring weighing 8.48 carats, late 19th century CHF5,750,000– 8,600,000 (Opposite)

Property from the Estate of Dolores Sherwood Bosshard

Queen Maria-José of Italy (1906–2001) wearing the ruby and diamond ring.

A magnificent emerald and diamond necklace, Harry Winston, 1959 CHF1,950,000– 3,900,000 Magnificent Jewels & Noble Jewels

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Dolores Sherwood Bosshard wearing the emerald and diamond necklace by Harry Winston in 1963.

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(Above) A superb fancy vivid purple-pink diamond ring weighing 8.24 carats CHF12,250,000 16,150,000 (Opposite above) A fancy intense blue diamond ring weighing 3.17 carats CHF1,170,000–1,750,000 (Opposite centre) A ring set with a fancy vivid yellow diamond weighing 22.43 carats, between two diamonds weighing 4.09 and 4.13 carats, both E colour, VVS2 clarity CHF1,280,000–1,580,000 (Opposite below) A diamond pendant weighing 53.53 carats, D colour, VVS1 clarity CHF4,850,000–7,785,000 Magnificent Jewels & Noble Jewels

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(Top left) Kashmir sapphire and diamond ring weighing 16.40 carats CHF1,765,000–2,740,000 (Above) Pair of spinel and diamond earclips, JAR CHF148,000–245,000 (Left)

From a Noble Family Pair of natural pearl and diamond earrings CHF195,000–395,000 Magnificent Jewels & Noble Jewels

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From a Noble Family Fine natural pearl and diamond tiara, second half of the 19th century CHF1,950,000–3,900,000 (Right)

Formerly the Property of Marguerite, Lady Allan Important seed pearl and diamond tiara, Cartier, circa 1909 CHF295,000–445,000 Magnificent Jewels & Noble Jewels

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vintage selection of watches dating from 1780 until the present features a unique

collection from the original designers of Swatch. Also offered, in collaboration with IWC Schaffhausen, is the Pilot’s Watch Double Chronograph Edition “Le Petit Prince,” sold to benefit the Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Youth Foundation.

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(Above) The History of the Swatch Design, The Schmid & Muller Collection Estimate upon request (Opposite) IWC Schaffhausen, Pilot’s Watch Double Chronograph Edition “Le Petit Prince,” a unique pink gold automatic timepiece sold to benefit the Antoine de SaintExupéry Foundation Estimate upon request Important Watches

10 November, Geneva

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ollowing a record sale last May, Sotheby’s Milan presents another fine selection of works by the

most sought-after Italian artists, in its new premises in Palazzo Serbelloni. Highlights include a vibrant silver Concetto Spaziale

by Lucio Fontana, a delicate Natura Morta

by Giorgio Morandi and an outstanding brass sculpture by Fausto Melotti, which has remained in the same collection since it was acquired directly from the artist.

Important works by Enrico Castellani, Agostino Bonalumi, Paolo Scheggi and Mario Schifano will be offered, with a special section dedicated to Italian artists involved in the Zero group.

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(Above) LUCIO FONTANA Concetto spaziale, 1960 €400,000–600,000 (Opposite) GIORGIO MORANDI Natura Morta, 1948 €700,000–1,000,000 Modern & Contemporary Art

24–25 November, Milan

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(Left) FAUSTO MELOTTI Senza aggettivi, 1972 €200,000–300,000 (Opposite) AGOSTINO BONALUMI Rosso, 1965 €200,000–300,000 Modern & Contemporary Art

24–25 November, Milan

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(Opposite) ENRICO CASTELLANI Superficie blu, 2004 €180,000–250,000 (Above) PAOLO SCHEGGI Intersuperficie bianca, 1964 €300,000–400,000 Modern & Contemporary Art

24–25 November, Milan

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ediscovered masterpieces lead this auction of Modern & PostWar British Art – from Lucian

Freud’s Flyda and Arvid, a dual portrait of Freud and his first wife Kitty Garman that has been in a private collection since the 1940s, to Lynn Chadwick’s Stabile with Mobile Element, unseen since it was acquired directly from the artist in 1952.

Some of Britain’s most sought-after artists feature in the sale, including Henry Moore, Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth, Stanley Spencer, L. S. Lowry, William Roberts and William Turnbull.

(Above) LUCIAN FREUD Flyda and Arvid, 1947 £600,000–800,000 (Opposite) LYNN CHADWICK Stabile with Mobile Element, 1952 £400,000–600,000 Modern & Post-War British Art

17–18 November, London

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(Above) EDWARD BURRA Still Life in a Landscape, 1946 £150,000–250,000 (Opposite) ALAN DAVIE Mystic Table, 1962 £60,000–80,000 Modern & Post-War British Art

17–18 November, London

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his November Sotheby’s London is relaunching a sale dedicated to Scottish Art.

Headlining the auction is a fine collection of paintings by the Scottish Colourists, including Florian’s Café, Venice, a rare example from Boileau Cadell’s highly sought-after Venetian series, and a fine early 1920s Samuel John Peploe still life.

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(Above) SAMUEL JOHN PEPLOE Pink Roses £350,000–450,000 (Opposite) FRANCIS CAMPBELL BOILEAU CADELL Florian’s Café, Venice, 1910 £400,000–600,000 Scottish Art

18 November, London

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n homage to the work of FrançoisXavier and Claude Lalanne, this sale presents an ensemble of pieces

spanning 30 years. Les Lalanne co-created projects involving animal themes and vegetation. Their work defies classification, but has both amused and amazed collectors worldwide. Encompassing epoxy sheep, a toad armchair, bird lamps, a lily candleholder, an etching duck, butterfly wall lamps and an apple mouth, this sale is sure to do the same.

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(Above) FRANÇOIS-XAVIER LALANNE Grand Mouflon de Ram Island, 1999 €150,000–200,000 (Opposite) CLAUDE LALANNE Pair of chairs, circa 1980 €10,000–15,000 FRANÇOIS-XAVIER LALANNE Mini Troupeau de Moutons, circa 1985 €10,000–15,000 Les Lalanne

24 November, Paris

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(Above) HECTOR GUIMARD A large wool carpet, circa 1898 €70,000–100,000 (Opposite) ALBERTO GIACOMETTI Tête de femme épaules relevées, a gilt-bronze floor lamp (detail) €80,000–120,000 20th Century Design

24 November, Paris

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ncompassing over 100 years of design from all over Europe, this sale contains superb examples

by leading artists of each decade of the 20th century, including an extremely rare carpet by Hector Guimard; a superb lacquered table by Jean Dunand; furniture by both Rateau and Jean-Michel Frank; and lighting by Alberto Giacometti.

Also featured are works by Jean Royère, Jean Prouvé, a collection of glass by André Thuret and ceramics by Pablo Picasso.

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international postwar and contemporary design, including Dandelion by Harry Bertoia, works from the Brazilian Baroque Collection by Ferdnando and Humberto Campana and an Extrusion bench by Thomas Heatherwick. Switch On, a special section devoted to lighting design of the 20th and 21st centuries, compliments the sale with pieces ranging from French Art Deco through to contemporary lighting design.

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(Opposite) FRANZ WEST Onkelstühl (Uncle) Chairs, 2005 £15,000–20,000 per pair (Above) SHIRO KURAMATA Miss Blanche Armchair, 1989 £150,000–200,000 Design

4 November, London

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(Opposite) INGO MAURER Liegendes Ei Floor Light, 2007 £45,000–55,000 (Above left) HARRY BERTOIA Dandelion Sculpture, 1966 £100,000–150,000 (Above) A group of five lots from Fernando and Humberto Campana Estimates range from £20,000–60,000 Design

4 November, London

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his sale presents an outstanding array of museum-worthy photographs that will appeal to

all levels of collectors. Leading the vintage section of the sale is one of the most iconic works in the history of American photography, Identical Twins, Roselle, New Jersey by Diane Arbus. The contemporary offerings include the highly coveted Barragan House from Hiroshi Sugimoto’s acclaimed Architecture series. Rare and exceptional works by Erwin Blumenfeld, Dora Maar, Jose Maria Sert, Irving Penn and Richard Avedon also feature in this dynamic and exceptionally curated sale.

(Above) DIANE ARBUS Identical Twins, Roselle, New Jersey, 1967 €200,000–300,000 (Opposite) HIROSHI SUGIMOTO Barragan House (Architecture), 2002 €120,000–180,000 Photographs

13 November, Paris

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family is intimately linked with the turbulent history of Germany

in the 20th century. Acquired by a dynasty of art dealers and collectors, the Bernheimer Collection will be offered over the course of two days in London.

Charting two centuries of the Bernheimer history, the sale will encompass Old Master paintings, 19th century paintings, antiquities, sculpture, furniture, decorative arts, rugs, carpets and wine.

(Above) The Bernheimer family home at the Burg Marquartstein, near Munich.

(Opposite) Konrad Bernheimer.

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(Left) JOSEPH KARL STIELER Portrait of Therese Alexandra Freifrau von Tettenborn (1788–1876) £60,000–80,000 (Opposite above) A transitional marquetry commode,

by Roger Vandercruse dit Lacroix, circa 1770, stamped twice R.V.L.C. and Jme £100,000–200,000 (Opposite below) JAN BRUEGHEL THE ELDER Set Design for Panoramic Landscape with Travellers £800,000–1,200,000 Bernheimer

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(Above) The Bernheimer Lions, North Italian, 19th century £50,000–100,000 Bernheimer

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(Above) Château Mouton Rothschild, one bottle £4,000–5,000 Château Pétrus 1989, five bottles £7,500–9,500 Finest & Rarest Wine Featuring the Bernheimer Collection

25 November, London

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cholar’s taste characterises this season’s sale of Important Chinese Art in London, which features

all categories of celebrated Chinese art. Highlights include a stunning Jun narcissus bowl from the early Ming dynasty, imperial porcelain, jade and works of art together with a private collection of scholars’ objects.

The auction also comprises paintings, furniture and archaic bronzes, highlighting the breadth of artistry in China from the Neolithic age to the 20th century.

A Junyao lavender narcissus bowl, Early Ming dynasty £300,000–400,000 Important Chinese Art

11 November, London

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collection of huanghuali and zitan furniture from the Qing dynasty. The 26lot sale offers masterfully carved and constructed furniture acquired in the late 1980s/early 1990s, which ranges from a stunning bed to various types of impressive tables and cabinets to reveal the Qing craftsman’s full repertoire.

A Zitan Luohan Bed with Marble Panels, Luohanchuang 19th century £150,000–200,000 Classical Chinese Furniture from a European Private Collection

11 November, London

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dedicated carpet and rug sale returns to Sotheby’s London this autumn, incorporating

pieces from renowned manufacturing locations in Persia, Anatolia, Caucasus, Turkestan, China and India, with examples dating from the 17th to the 20th century. Tribal rugs and classical town workshop carpets will be offered alongside dowry embroideries, horse covers and tent bands.

A fine silk Heriz carpet, Northwest Persia, last quarter 19th century £100,000–130,000 Rugs & Carpets from Distinguished Collections

3 November, London

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as clocks, ceramics, tapestries, textiles and carpets, from the 16th to the 19th century. Renowned makers and designers are well represented in this offering, including Thomas Chippendale, John Ellicott, Gennaro Sarao, Roentgen, Barbedienne, James Condliff, James Wyatt, Charles-Armand Marguerat and A gilt-bronzemounted tulipwood, stained sycamore and amaranth marquetry commode stamped P. H. Mewesen £40,000–60,000 Arts of Europe: Furniture & Decorative Arts

FJ Hanau, as well as the Chelsea, Longton Hall and Bow porcelain factories.

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group of 20 gold boxes and objetcts of vertu in a gold and enamelled presentation box

given by the Duke of Orleans, King LouisPhilippe’s eldest son, and a rare silver-gilt and enamelled ewer and basin highlight this sale. Excellent provenance is a feature of the auction, including this magnificent silver-gilt centre table in five pieces, which was made for King Ferdinand IV of Bourbon-Sicile.

(Above) A magnificent silver-gilt centre table comprising five pieces applied with the Royal arms of Bourbon-Sicily, JBC Odiot, Paris, 1819– 1826, from a European Royal Family €150,000–200,000 Important European Silver, Gold Boxes & Objects of Vertu

4 November, Paris

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famous Augsburg cabinetmaker Melchior Baumgartner, and an exceptional Louis XIV commode, circa 1705–15, attributed (Above) A highly important tortoiseshell, copper and pewter parquetry commode attributed to André-Charles Boulle and stamped E. Levasseur and JME, Louis XIV, circa 1705–15 €800,000–1,200,000 Fine Furniture & Works of Art

to André-Charles Boulle. Among the sculpture offered are Renaissance and Baroque marbles and bronzes, including a magnificent Pluto, after Anguier, and an impressive pair after Giambologna and Girardon.

5 November, Paris

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ohn Speed’s most famous work is the first atlas of the British counties and the world at large ever to be published

by an Englishman. The copy to be offered this autumn has the added distinction of being from the library of luminary British Arts & Crafts designer, poet and social activist William Morris, complete with his Kelmscott Manor book label.

A Prospect of the Most Famous Parts of the World . . . The Theatre of Great Britaine by John Speed, London, 1631 £70,000–90,000 Travel, Atlases, Maps & Natural History

London, 17 November

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art V of The Library of an English Bibliophile auction features more than 150 rare and important signed

and inscribed copies of works by major authors from the late 18th to the late 20th century. Presentation and association copies of first and limited editions include the works of Oscar Wilde, Charles The Roots of the Mountains by William Morris, 1890 Presentation copy inscribed by the author to Oscar Wilde Estimate upon request The Library of an English Bibliophile, Part V

Baudelaire, James Joyce, W. B. Yeats, George Orwell, T. S. Eliot, William Faulkner, F. Scott Fitzgerald, John Steinbeck and Ian Fleming, among others.

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Historic, In-Town Taos Estate with Art Museum Gated estate on 14 prime acres, one-half mile from the Taos Plaza, includes an elegant 1930s residence, landscaped grounds, two wells, surface water rights and a museum with historic studio.

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BEVERLY HILLS CALIFORNIA

Ultimate Trophy Penthouse A truly elegant building. City living that feels like a home. An art collector’s dream with incredible walls for art, soaring ceilings and spacious rooms. Private rooftop terrace with city and mountain views.

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 0308423 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY SUNSET STRIP BROKERAGE PATRICIA SKERIOTIS, SHARONA ALPERIN +1 310 508 0665 PATRICIA.SKERIOTIS@SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM

$2,880,000

MONTECITO CALIFORNIA

A Unique Opportunity in Prestigious Bonnymede As two combined condominiums, this three bedroom, three and one half bath home includes floor-to-ceiling windows and a view terrace, ideal for relaxing and entertaining. Available furnished, if desired.

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SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA

Stylish Cow Hollow Garden Home Exquisite, architect-renovated five bedroom, five full and five half bath luxury home with today’s floor plan. Gourmet kitchen-great room opens to south garden. Elevator, office, Creston system. Two-car garage.

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 0087385 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY SAN FRANCISCO BROKERAGE JANET FEINBERG SCHINDLER +1 415 265 5994 JANET.SCHINDLER@SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM

$9,600,000

SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA

Mid-Century Tour de Force An exceptional representation of inspired mid-century architecture by renowned modernist, Dale Naegle FAIA. The interior/exterior integrate to showcase one of San Diego’s most enviable views.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 8V3XZK PACIFIC SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MIMI MCCOY, ROB HORBY +1 619 459 1500 MIMI.MCCOY@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$1,260,000

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CHERRY HILLS VILLAGE COLORADO

Beyond the Extraordinary Gracefully poised on five acres this estate is one of the most spectacular properties in the Denver metropolitan area, designed with a blend of exceptional quality, meticulous detail and understated elegance.

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$8,195,000

DENVER COLORADO

Stunning Riverfront Park Penthouse Terrace spans the entire width of this two-story masterpiece, overlooks spectacular park, city and mountain views. Brazilian cherry hardwood floors and 21 ft. ceilings encasing almost 5,000 sq. ft.

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$3,950,000

DENVER COLORADO

Modern Masterpiece Above Denver Country Club Private oasis overlooking golf course features walls of steel-framed windows, chef’s stainless steel kitchen, theater, guest suite and outdoor kitchen with Italian wood-fired pizza oven.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID XR4QXJ LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY THE WOLFE GROUP +1 303 809 3531 IAN.WOLFE@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$4,000,000

EDWARDS COLORADO

Lake Creek Luxury Unparalleled 360-degree views of the Sawatch Mountains and Lake Creek Valley from this 38-plus acre parcel with water rights, located within the Vail Valley. 25 miles to Vail Jet Center. 17 miles to Vail Village.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID HCLYE9 LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MALIA COX NOBREGA +1 970 977 1041 MALIA.NOBREGA@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$5,000,000

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PARK CITY UTAH

Exquisite Contemporary Estate Tranquility meets high tech in this stunning soft contemporary 10,341 sq. ft., two and one half acre equestrian residence located minutes from North America’s largest ski resort in Park City, Utah.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 8GHEFY SUMMIT SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DAVID DOWIE, LAURIE WING +1 435 640 3434, +1 435 640 4503

$8,900,000

CORAL GABLES FLORIDA

Breathtaking Wide Water Views Completely updated modern acre lot home, in guard-gated Gables Estates. 190 ft. of deep-water dockage and direct access to bay. Five bedrooms, five full and five half bathrooms. 10,451 sq. ft. 44,431 sq. ft. lot.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID LMVB9C ONE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MAYI DE LA VEGA +1 305 778 7990 MDELAVEGA@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$14,750,000

SARASOTA FLORIDA

Custom West of the Trail Opportunity The Indie, a 3,639 sq. ft. two-story home, scheduled to be completed in 2016. The outdoor living space features a pool, spa and outdoor kitchen.

Two miles to downtown Sarasota. Five miles to Siesta and Lido beaches.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID JTDK69 PREMIER SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PETER LAUGHLIN +1 941 356 8428 PETER.LAUGHLIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$1,595,000

HUTCHINSON ISLAND FLORIDA

Ultra-Luxury Riverfront Town Homes Inlet Palms is a private, gated enclave of only seven riverfront town homes.

Each includes a minimum of 55 ft. boat slip, elevator, private pool and top tier-finishes. Located on Ft. Pierce’s Inlet with vistas of the ocean.

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STARTING AT $1,350,000

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PUMPKIN KEY FLORIDA FLORIDA

Florida Keys Private Island Self-sufficient, private island with water and electric in place from shore to 12 large bay front lots. Currently features a main home, two caretaker’s cottages, tennis courts and a 20-slip marina.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID GPS3Z5 RUSSELL POST SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY RUSSELL POST +1 305 367 2027 RUSSELL.POST@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$110,000,000

ISLAMORADA FLORIDA

Florida Keys One-of-a-Kind Bayfront Estate Private estate on over six acres offering main residence, two guest cottages, pool/spa, tennis/volleyball courts, boat house, staff offices and a rare deep water boat basin, with jetty for large boats.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 2SJMVL OCEAN SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CHERI TINDALL +1 305 712 8888 CHERI.TINDALL@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$14,500,000

KEY LARGO FLORIDA

Captivating Oceanfront Views at Ocean Reef Boasting captivating views of the Atlantic Ocean, this stately oceanfront compound embodies the very essence of luxury with five bedrooms, topof-the-line appliances and 102 ft. of ocean frontage with seaside deck.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 9ZDLVX RUSSELL POST SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CASSY EVERHART +1 305 367 2027 CASSY.EVERHART@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$8,275,000

ONANCOCK VIRGINIA

Wild Acres 127 acres with over one mile of water frontage on the Eastern Shore in Onancock. Land can be subdivided. The perfect spot for the outdoor enthusiast.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 6Y85TE FRANK HARDY SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ANN HAY HARDY +1 202 297 0228 ANNHAY.HARDY@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

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NEWPORT RHODE ISLAND

Swanhurst Carriage House Classic carriage house exudes historic charm with elegant interior.

Meticulously renovated property includes lovely gardens, an enchanting pool, plus new guest house and sunroom.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID YL2C4B GUSTAVE WHITE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY +1 401 849 3000

$3,900,000

MIDDLETOWN RHODE ISLAND

Kennel Cottage at Gray Craig Beautifully remodeled Cotswold-style on Gray Craig estate’s 77 park-like acres, abutting bird sanctuary. Elegance throughout with gourmet kitchen, great room and wall of French doors.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM,PROPERTY ID 97MWTJ GUSTAVE WHITE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY +1 401 849 3000

$2,950,000

CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS

Harvard Square Single Family Beautifully crafted home just outside of Harvard Square, built in 2005.

Three bedrooms, four and one half bathrooms. Gorgeous patio, garage, heated driveway and security gate. Charles River view.

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$2,488,000

CREAM RIDGE NEW JERSEY

Welcome to Windancer Farm Magnificent custom home designed with Shenandoah fieldstone, set on eight-plus acres with four horse stalls and paddocks. Mahogany floors throughout, four bedrooms with four full and two half bathrooms.

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$1,649,000

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AMAGANSETT NEW YORK

Private Amagansett South 8,500 sq. ft. Gambrel-style traditional on a private cul-de-sac in the Amagansett lanes. Three fireplaces, eight full, five half bathrooms, gunite pool with waterfall and spa. Private foot path leading to the ocean beach.

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 0046829 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY EAST HAMPTON BROKERAGE RYLAN JACKA +1 631 907 8475 RYLAN.JACKA@SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM

$8,990,000

BRIDGEHAMPTON NEW YORK

Bridgehampton Compound Handsome estate offers tranquility and grace in the heart of the Hamptons. Includes two single and separate lots for combined four-plus acres with specimen trees and private views of Atlantic Golf Club.

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 0056807 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY SOUTHAMPTON BROKERAGE MICHAEL CONROY, JONATHAN SMITH +1 631 227 4942, +1 631 227 4950

$10,495,000

SAG HARBOR NEW YORK

Zen-Like Retreat and Sanctuary Set on approximately six wooded acres with a heated pool, walking distance to the village and beach, this is the perfectly positioned Hamptons sanctuary also with plenty of room for tennis or pool house.

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 1050429 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY SAG HARBOR BROKERAGE NATASCHA TILLMANNS, ROBERT FLORIO +1 631 613 7202, +1 631 613 7206

$3,250,000

LOWER HUDSON VALLEY NEW YORK

Waterfront Home – 50 Minutes to New York City 9,300 sq. ft. home on four-plus acres with dock and boathouse in an Adirondack-like setting only 29 miles from New York City. Pierson Lakes is a private gated community adjoining thousands of acres of parkland.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID E6Z6VT ELLIS SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY RICHARD ELLIS, BRANDON WAGNER +1 914 393 0438

$2,295,000

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EAST HAMPTON NEW YORK

Further Lane Estate A compelling Further Lane destination, just one block to the ocean beach. This unique, approximately 7,000 sq. ft. gated residence features five en suite bedrooms, three half bathrooms, a gourmet kitchen that exceeds expectation and grand living room with formal dining area overlooking three-season screen porch. The 50 ft. by 16 ft. heated gunite pool sits terraced away from the main house overlooking the extraordinary three-plus acre landscape. Additional features include oceanview rooftop deck, pool house, artificial turf and sand tennis court, hot tub/spa, detached three-car garage and exceptional privacy. Expansion possibilities.

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 0046256 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY EAST HAMPTON BROKERAGE PATRICIA WADZINSKI +1 631 907 8454 PATRICIA.WADZINSKI@SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM

$19,750,000

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BRONXVILLE NEW YORK

Private English Manor with New York City Views Private estate, perched high on a stunning three-quarters of an acre property with pool, waterfall, beautiful gardens and New York City views.

Upscale suburban community with nationally recognized schools.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 4539179 JULIA B. FEE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY KATHLEEN COLLINS +1 914 715 6052 KATHLEEN.COLLINS@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$6,565,000

IRVINGTON NEW YORK

Prewar English Manor with Hudson River Views This five bedroom home with its many exquisite architectural details and wonderful floor plan is perfect for entertaining or for simply enjoying grandeur, elegance and modern day comforts.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 4522094 JULIA B. FEE SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY BETH HARGRAVES, MARIA CARLINO, BERNADETTE HALEY +1 914 295 3535 HCH@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$3,750,000

NEW YORK NEW YORK

Triplex Penthouse with Panoramic Views Stunningly rare, trophy triplex penthouse with expansive private terrace offering panoramic views of Central Park. Entertain on a grand scale, with New York City as your backdrop.

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 00110291 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY EAST SIDE MANHATTAN BROKERAGE PAMELA A. O’CONNOR, PAULINE EVANS, REBECCA CAVALLARO +1 212 606 7709, +1 212 400 8740, +1 212 606 7641

$11,900,000

NEW YORK NEW YORK

140 East 81st Street Rarely available nine room, four bedroom, three and one half bath home in excellent condition built in 1928. All prewar details have been maintained including high beamed ceilings and crown moldings.

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 00110306 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY EAST SIDE MANHATTAN BROKERAGE PHYLLIS J. GALLAWAY +1 212 606 7678 PHYLLIS.GALLAWAY@SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM

$4,995,000

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NEW YORK NEW YORK

Stella Tower – Penthouse Collection The Penthouse Collection at Stella Tower is the crown jewel of a true Art Deco masterpiece by famed architect Ralph Walker, offering a living experience defined as much by its unique past as by its promising future.

Comprised of four singular penthouses, the Penthouse Collection represents the ultimate in urban living, offering spacious interiors, high ceilings and expansive windows revealing breathtaking Manhattan views. The elegance and carefully curated finishes, artisanal custom woodwork and graciously appointed details naturally complement the display of extraordinary artwork. The residences at Stella Tower capture the best of prewar architecture with modern, stylish living.

Combining classic elegance with the energy of the neighborhood, the building stands as a new star address for the most discerning buyer. This white-glove condominium is perfectly situated near the theatre district and Central Park.

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 00110329 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY EAST SIDE MANHATTAN BROKERAGE CHRIS POORE +1 212 606 7676 CHRIS.POORE@SOTHEBYS HOMES.COM

$4,700,000–13,995,000

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NEW YORK NEW YORK

Walker Tower Perched high atop Walker Tower sits this spectacular duplex boasting approximately 4,871 sq. ft. of impressive interior space and two stunning terraces. Truly phenomenal views of the New York City skyline.

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 00110267 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY EAST SIDE MANHATTAN BROKERAGE CHRIS POORE, SERENA BOARDMAN +1 212 606 7676, +1 212 606 7611

$34,000,000

NEW YORK NEW YORK

834 Fifth Avenue Perched high above the treetops, this magnificent 11 room residence features spectacular views of Central Park and the New York City skyline.

Sun-flooded rooms are suited to grand entertaining and gracious living.

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 00110286 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY EAST SIDE MANHATTAN BROKERAGE SERENA BOARDMAN +1 212 606 7611 SERENA.BOARDMAN@SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM

$30,000,000

NEW YORK NEW YORK

124 West Houston Street This storied, 25 ft. wide, approximately 13,150 sq. ft. artist’s loft building in the heart of downtown Manhattan is available for the first time in nearly 50 years.

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 00110288 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY EAST SIDE MANHATTAN BROKERAGE GORDON T. ROBERTS +1 212 400 8710 GORDON.ROBERTS@SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM

$20,000,000

NEW YORK NEW YORK

Full Floor at the Harsen House Artfully-renovated home with sweeping views, in move-in condition.

The Harsen House is a boutique Upper West Side condo, LEED-certified with 24-hour doorman, outstanding amenities and privacy.

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 00110314 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY EAST SIDE MANHATTAN BROKERAGE COLIN MONTGOMERY +1 212 606 7620 COLIN.MONTGOMERY@SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM

$9,500,000

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The Clarence Whitman Mansion The Clarence Whitman Mansion was built in 1898 as one of a pair of limestone residences designed in the neo-renaissance style by the prestigious architectural firm of Parish and Schroeder. 7 East 76th Street’s Italianate façade is highlighted by a delicate iron balcony at the second floor and a clay-tiled mansard roof. The property has benefited from the ongoing stewardship of its owners and retains many of its original details while being carefully updated in the late 1990s.

Built over 24 ft. wide and including an addition to the property in the 1920s, the house measures approximately 14,000 sq. ft. on six floors, plus an English basement all serviced by an elevator.

Notably the entrance gallery and dining room boast 12 ft. ceilings and the parlour floor reaches even higher with 13 ft. ceilings.

From the 1940s to 1970s, the property was owned by one of the world’s leading art dealers, Sam Salz, prompting the New York Times to write on 15 February 1964, “On walls, in hallways, living rooms and bedrooms are works of Renoir, Dufy, Utrillo, Braque, Pissaro, Degas, Monet, Cézanne, Rouault, Manet, Sisley and Toulouse-Lautrec.”

SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM, WEB ID 00110315 SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY EAST SIDE MANHATTAN BROKERAGE STAN PONTE +1 212 606 4109 STAN.PONTE@SOTHEBYSHOMES.COM

$50,000,000

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DOUBLE EXPOSURE Were it not for New York street photographer Lisette Model, there may never have been the Diane Arbus we know today. And without Arbus (1923–1971), there would never have been the riveting Identical Twins, Cathleen and Colleen, Roselle, New Jersey, 1967.

A successful fashion photographer by the time she became Model’s student at the New School in the mid1950s, Arbus followed her teacher’s advice to focus on personal pictures. From then on, she captured seniors on the street, transvestites, muscle men, midgets, asylum inmates and dominatrixes, as well as children and families.

Her subjects range from spooky to bizarre or funny, and most are slightly tragic. All are photographed headon and often with a flash, yet none of her subjects – even those who are naked – shows any resistance to Arbus’s insistent gaze. Such was the case for Cathleen and Colleen Wade, whom Arbus met with their parents at a twins-and-triplets Christmas party at the Knights of Columbus hall in Roselle. One smiles, the other frowns a little, and the pair exudes the mix of innocence and menace Arbus often saw, and made us see, in children.

Included in the Museum of Modern Art’s 1967 New Documents exhibition, Identical Twins immediately became emblematic of Arbus’s work.

€200,000–300,000 ($225,000–337,000)

1. ICONIC

This photograph is dedicated to Harold T. P. Hayes, the legendary Esquire editor who assigned Arbus her first photographic essay. Their professional relationship would yield 31 photographs before her suicide in 1971.

3. IDIOSYNCRATIC The partial black band around the photograph is the result of Arbus’s decision, from 1967 to 1969, to use a “filed-out” negative carrier with her enlarger in order to show the complete image.

4. RELEVANT The image has inspired countless artists, including Stanley Kubrick, who studied photography under Arbus at Look magazine. In his 1980 film The Shining, twin sisters in matching outfits appear as harbingers of the gory finale.

5. RARE Arbus signed only nine prints of this image during her lifetime, of which just three (including this one) have appeared at auction. Her daughter Doon Arbus, the administrator of her estate, signed all others.

© THE ESTATE OF DIANE ARBUS

The twins were chosen as the cover image for Diane Arbus: An Aperture Monograph, a selection of 80 works edited and designed by her friend and colleague, the painter Marvin Israel, and her daughter Doon Arbus in 1972.

2. MEANINGFUL

Photographs Paris Exhibition: 9–10 & 12 November Auction: 13 November Enquiries: +33 (0)1 53 05 52 26

© AF ARCHIVE / ALAMY STOCK PHOTO

DIANE ARBUS Identical Twins, Cathleen and Colleen, Roselle, New Jersey, 1967

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