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FEATURES 48 Bowie/Collector Ahead of a three-part sale of David Bowie’s private collection, his friend Bono offers an appreciation. Plus: Bowie’s insightful words on the artists he admired and a selection of the works he lived with.

54 Reconstructing a Legacy Long divided between two museums, works from Sergei Shchukin’s legendary collection are coming together in Paris.

By Hilarie M. Sheets

58 Capital Gains With fine architecture, great food and a stunning array of museums, Washington, DC, is home to more than politics.

By Jake Townsend

62 Great Collectors

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DEPARTMENTS 14 The Scene Celebrating Robert de Balkany’s collection in Paris, Ming Ma in Hong Kong, and more

17 Access Kerry James Marshall, eye on Vienna, François Catroux’s glam interiors, British Vogue at 100 and more

28 The Collector’s Eye Actor and director Lord Richard Attenborough had a passion for Picasso ceramics

32 Jewellery at Every Price Point A dazzling array of jewels is available at Sotheby’s locations around the world

34 Extraordinary Properties Music rooms may just be what make a home pitch-perfect

38 Curated Glazed terracottas by the Della Robbia family are as vibrant and desirable as they were in the Renaissance

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40 A Matter of Time As Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Reverso turns 85, the watch’s ability to surprise and delight remains intact

42 The Reginato Files The legacy of famed interior designer Alberto Pinto is thriving under the stewardship of his sister, Linda Pinto

68 Sotheby’s This Season A calendar of auctions and exhibitions worldwide, plus a selection of sale highlights

85 Sotheby’s International Realty Property Showcase

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ith the presidential election right around the corner, Washington is bracing for what promises to be a historic season. In all but one of the past four Presidential Election years, sales volume in the fourth quarter increased significantly. A strong job market in the Washington region, coupled with historically low mortgage interest rates, suggests that we will see strong momentum in our regional real estate market through the balance of the year.

We are actively building on this strong market momentum to increase the presence of our firm across the Washington metropolitan area. In October, we will unveil our newest brokerage office at 1515 14th Street, Northwest which will reinvigorate the glamor of one of Washington’s early automobile showrooms located adjacent to Studio Theatre. In November, we will open our third brokerage office in Northern Virginia at 2300 Clarendon Boulevard, in the heart of the dynamic Roslyn-Ballston corridor. This expanded reach will allow our associates to provide even better service to our clients, regardless of location.

As we move into the final quarter of 2016, we want to thank the countless community organizations that have inspired us this year. We believe that success brings responsibility to assist those who are working hard to build a stronger and healthier community. With that in mind, our partners, staff and associates will continue to be highly engaged in the communities in which we live and work.

More information on building our community as well as extraordinary real estate from Bethesda to Beijing can be found on our website, ttrsir.com. On behalf of our partners, Jonathan Taylor, Michael Rankin, David DeSantis, and Derrick Swaak, I hope you will enjoy this gorgeous issue of Art & Home and the world of art and culture that is uniquely Sotheby’s.

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Please note that all lots are sold subject to our Conditions of Sale and Terms of Guarantee or Conditions of Business and the Authenticity Guarantee, as applicable, which are printed in the back of the catalogue for the respective sale. All lots are sold “AS IS,” in the condition they are in at the time of the auction, in accordance of the Conditions of Sale or the Conditions of Business, as applicable. The respective catalogues can be found at www.sothebys.com. Sotheby’s, Inc. License No. 1216058. © Sotheby’s, Inc. 2016. Information here within is correct at the time of printing.

THE SCENE Talking Collecting Trends

Talking Collecting Trends

The Hamptons top Eva Shaye and Robert Shaye middle Victoria Wyman and Rod Waywell bottom Per Skarstedt and Ann Ames

The Artist Upstairs Hong Kong top Gillian Choa and Ming Ma bottom Paul Tchen and Zachery Zhao

The Hamptons top Richard Lee and Barbara Lee bottom Steven Schwartz and Lauren Schwartz

The Artist Upstairs

Hong Kong top Douglas Young bottom Yonfan

TALKING COLLECTING TRENDS

THE ARTIST UPSTAIRS

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The Hamptons At the last of our summer cocktail gatherings in the gardens of Madoo Conservancy, guests sipped Don Julio cocktails and enjoyed a panel discussion on collecting contemporary art with Sotheby’s Allan Schwartzman, Lisa Dennison and Gabby Palmieri. This was followed by a private dinner at the home of art dealer Per Skarstedt.

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26 August Collectors and friends packed into Sotheby’s Hong Kong gallery for a cocktail reception for Ming Ma: The Artist Upstairs. The selling exhibition highlighted the artist’s unusual, exaggerated portraits, while a series of Ming Ma’s illustrations was accompanied by inscriptions from celebrated filmmaker Yonfan.

PREVIEWS, PARTIES AND CHARITY GALAS AROUND THE WORLD

De Balkany’s Parisian Flair

Paris top Countess and Count Alexis de Limburg Stirum middle Eugene Edelman and Princess Anne de la Tour d’Auvergne bottom Bruno Roger and Dominique Arpels

De Balkany’s Parisian Flair Paris top Mrs Jean François-Poncet and Geneviève François-Poncet middle Kerry Nimji, Princess Laure de BeauvauCraon and HH Amin Aga Khan bottom Serge de Ganay, Hubert de Ganay De Balkany’s Parisian Flair

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Paris top Mario Tavella and Marina de Balkany bottom Paul Nicoli, Agnès Comar and Cyrille Cohen

Art Highlights in Mumbai

Mumbai top Saryu Doshi and Kalpana Shah bottom Shahnaz Mohamed and Rohit Bal

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ART HIGHLIGHTS IN MUMBAI

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Nearly 800 guests immersed themselves in the luxurious world of Robert de Balkany, when the extraordinary hôtel particulier opened its doors for a series of events. The late entrepreneur’s stunning collection was celebrated before some of its treasures were auctioned by Sotheby’s Paris.

Hundreds of guests gathered in Mumbai for an extensive program of events supported by Gulf Sotheby’s International Realty. In addition to a preview of South Asian art highlights, a three-day course on international contemporary art was launched in collaboration with Sotheby’s Institute. The activities culminated in a reception at the Taj Mahal Hotel.

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

METROPOLITAN PIER AND EXHIBITION AUTHORITY, MCCORMICK PLACE ART COLLECTION, CHICAGO. © KERRY JAMES MARSHALL. PHOTO: NATHAN KEAY © MCA CHICAGO

SPOTLIGHT ON VIENNA

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1 OO YEARS OF STYLE

Past Times, 1997, Kerry James Marshall’s urban reimagining of a Post-Impressionist scene.

FRESH PERSPECTIVES

RETHINKING THE PAST Part of Kerry James Marshall’s mission as an artist has been to address the dearth of AfricanAmerican subjects seen on museum walls. “I think it’s important for a black artist to create black figure paintings in the grand tradition,” he has said. “Artworks you encounter in museums by black people are often modest in scale. They don’t immediately call attention to themselves. I started out using history painting as a model because I wanted to claim the right to operate at that level.”

And after a nearly 40-year career, claim it he has.

opened in the city earlier this year, at the By adding African-American figures and cultural Museum of Contemporary Art, where it drew references to traditional formulas of portraiture, crowds and critical acclaim. Its next stop is New landscape and history painting, Marshall has York’s Met Breuer, where more than 70 of his brought the black experience to the forefront of paintings will be on view. Furthering his contemporary art. dialogue with the Western canon, Marshall is Born in segregated Alabama in 1955, Marshall moved with his family to the Watts neighbourhood selecting works from the Met’s permanent collection, including examples by Ingres and of Los Angeles in 1963. He attended Otis Art Toulouse-Lautrec, to hang alongside his own.

Institute and spent time in New York but since 1987 has been based in Chicago, where he is a hero Kerry James Marshall: Mastry, The Met Breuer, New York, 25 October–29 January 2017. —IAN JOHNS for many. Fittingly, his first major retrospective

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SPOTLIGHT ON VIENNA

CULTURAL WHIRL With its rich Habsburg history and an abundance of baroque and neoclassical architecture, Vienna is a beautiful city steeped in its imperial past. But on almost every street in its centre, you’ll also find a contemporary art gallery, including such notable names as Galerie Krinzinger and Christine König Galerie, championing new talent. For more than three decades, Sotheby’s Vienna has been part of this dynamic scene. Not only has Sotheby’s organised record-breaking sales of works by Klimt, Schiele and Rubens, it has also promoted young Austrian talent through its Artist Quarterly programme of exhibitions.

To mark its 35th anniversary, Sotheby’s Vienna is presenting a special exhibition of works from Austrian private collections bought over the years through the auction house. Held at the baroque Palais Schönborn-Batthyány, A Glimpse into Austrian Private Collections (23–24 November) will

bring together a range of pieces. “I called clients and said ‘I have this idea for a show.

Would you loan us a few things?’ No one said no,” says Andrea Jungmann, managing director of Sotheby’s Austria, Hungary & Poland. “I was quite surprised by the positive response.” There are loans from Old Masters to contemporary art, including works by Jeff Wall, Thomas Struth and Thomas Ruff. “When Sotheby’s started in Vienna, there was no real art market in Austria,” says Jungmann, adding that buyers and consignors are increasingly international.

Sotheby’s exhibition is a testimony to Austria’s passion for art, one reflected in Vienna’s

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extraordinary museum collections. This autumn, the Leopold Museum displays for the first time its extensive holdings of African and Oceanic art in Foreign Gods: Fascination Africa and Oceania (through 9 January 2017), tracing the profound effect of tribal art on such figures as Picasso and Modigliani. Edmund de Waal: During the Night (11 October–29 January 2017), at the Kunsthistorisches Museum, has ceramicist and author of The Hare with Amber Eyes curating a show of Old Masters on the theme of anxiety and the fear of the unknown.

For artful lodgings nearby, there is Hotel Altstadt, which displays contemporary works by Andy Warhol, Yayoi Kusama and others. To sustain art viewing, enjoy a coffee and strudel in the courtyard of Amerlingbeisl, also near the museum quarter. For lunch, there is Die Au, next to the TBA21 exhibition space, with its bar designed by Viennese artist Hans Schabus. And speaking of talented locals, the influential photographer and collector Peter Dressler gets a survey at Kunst Haus Wien (18 November–23 April 2017). For Dressler, who died in 2013, Vienna was an artistic inspiration as well as a place where “substance, quality, quite simply the magic of everyday life still exists in large measure.” —IJ

(Clockwise from top) The Kunsthistorisches Museum; Hotel Altstadt; Edmund de Waal; Emil Nolde’s Man, Fish and Woman of 1912 and an Ivory Coast mask, both on view at the Leopold Museum.

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Robert Rauschenberg’s Monogram, 1955–59.

THE GOOD LIFE

DESIGNER OF CHOICE Long before Tracey Emin was exhibiting her unmade bed and Damien Hirst was cleaving cows in half, Robert Rauschenberg was challenging notions of what constitutes art in the 20th century: his work Bed is a paintsplattered pillow and blanket, while the central element of Monogram is a stuffed Angora goat attached to a car tyre. Monogram and Rauschenberg’s other Combines of the 1950s – ingenious junkyard amalgams of painting and sculpture – are among the highlights of Tate Modern’s much-anticipated retrospective, the first major UK exhibition of the artist’s work in 35 years. “Rauschenberg is one of those artists who, in the decade after the Second World War, truly transformed the nature of artistic practice, smashing through

the boundaries of different media,” says Tate Modern director Frances Morris. A progenitor of Pop art, Rauschenberg (1925–2008) drew on found objects, street signs, newspapers and images of politicians and sportsmen to capture the euphoric explosion of consumer culture in postwar America. The exhibition, which will travel to the Museum of Modern Art in New York in May 2017, touches on every period in Rauschenberg’s long career and includes his photographs and silkscreen paintings as well as his collaborations with fellow artist Jasper Johns, pioneering composer John Cage and famed dancer and choreographer Merce Cunningham.

Robert Rauschenberg, Tate Modern, 1 December–2 April 2017. —IJ

DISSENTING VOICE For his first major retrospective in Italy, the Chinese artist and activist Ai Weiwei has transformed the 15th-century Palazzo Strozzi from the outside in. On the building’s facade is the site-specific Reframe, 22 inflatable life rafts set over a row of windows. The installation is meant to raise awareness of the current refugee crisis, but with the colourful symmetry of repeating orange U-shapes, Reframed is an aesthetic statement as much as a political one. Viewers will also appreciate the technical virtuosity and clever use of materials in Refraction, 2014, a massive sculpture based on the shape of a bird’s wing and made with steel cookware, kettles and solar panels. Also on view are early Warhol-inspired pieces from the artist’s years in New York in the 1980s and 1990s as well as his signature installations that reconfigure everyday objects, such as bicycles, to illuminate the trials of Chinese life. Ai Weiwei. Libero, Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, through 22 January 2017. —BELINDA BAKER

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Ai Weiwei’s Reframed, on the facade of the Palazzo Strozzi.

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What do David Geffen’s $54 million penthouse, a new Saudi royal palace and Diane von Furstenberg and Barry Diller’s 305-foot yacht have in common? Each has the sumptuous touch of François Catroux, the interior designer of choice for a select clientele that ranges from bankers to royalty.

The Paris-based designer’s work, known for its luxurious materials and blend of comfort and elegance, is celebrated in the lushly photographed François Catroux by David Netto (Rizzoli, $65).

Catroux’s interiors are as irresistible as the story of his career and glamorous life among the fashionable set – his wife, Betty, was a muse and close friend of Yves Saint Laurent. Catroux provides recollections about each project, including the ultramodern 1960s Paris apartment he and Betty shared and Diller and von Furstenberg’s Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired residence in Los Angeles. All bear his imprimatur of refinement and supreme confidence: “I never copied anybody,” says Catroux. “I was already a decorator when I was five years old.” —IJ

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AFTER THE WAR

DOMINANT DISORDER Reconsidering how the political and social tumult of the two decades following the Second World War informed artists globally is an ambitious curatorial idea, not easily contained within a single exhibition. Which is why this show comes as just the first of a multipart, multiyear project.

Headed by Haus der Kunst director Okwui Enwezor, with the museum’s chief curator Ulrich Wilmes and art historian Katy Siegel, Postwar will go beyond the standard narrative of Cold War tensions between capitalism and communism, with the explosive freedom of American abstraction challenging European cultural dominance. Through 350 works by around 218 artists from 65 countries, organisers will aim to look beyond the US and the continent and take into account how waning imperialism and independence movements in Africa, Asia and the Middle East were also shaping the art of this period.

A widened scope means that paintings by Jackson Pollock, Francis Bacon and Joseph Beuys will be in close context with works by Ibrahim El-Salahi, Krishen Khanna and Yosef Zaritsky, creating a radically expanded, dynamic field to re-evaluate these turbulent yet creatively rich decades. Postwar: Art Between the Pacific and the Atlantic, 1945–1965, Haus der Kunst, Munich, 14 October–26 March 2017. —BB

Yehiam (Life on the Kibbutz), 1951, by Yosef Zaritsky.

TIMELESS CLASSICS

Even in difficult times, beauty can thrive. In 1916, an escalating First World War prohibited nonessential transatlantic shipping of just about everything, including such popular magazines as Vogue, from America. Ever resourceful, the British decided to create their own edition, and British Vogue was born. Its history is captured in Vogue: Voice of a Century (Genesis Publications, £800/$900), a leather-bound volume limited to just 1,916 copies. Combining full-page illustrations and photographs with interviews and articles, each book is stamped by photographer Mario Testino and individually signed by at least eight famous contributors, including Kate Moss, Sir Paul Smith and Stella Tennant. The Vogue book is handcrafted in Italy, where another celebrated brand is also turning 100. The House of Acqua di Parma has issued a special edition of its signature neroli scent in its classic Art Deco bottle, with an elegant sterling-silver lattice cover designed by haute jeweller Damiani. The Colonia Centenary edition is limited to 100 (£750; acquadiparma100years.com). —FLORA DRUMMOND-SMITH

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Over many summer holidays in the South of France, famed actor and director Lord Richard Attenborough built one of the finest collections of Picasso ceramics in the world.

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A room in Old Friars, Lord Attenborough’s home in Richmond, London.

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A collection of ceramics from Lord and Lady Attenborough’s London home.

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Libraries beckon with books, home theatres lure with films, and music rooms summon with sound. For centuries in aristocratic households, music rooms were de rigueur, and a musical education was a cultural imperative. People met to play in rooms that took their decorative cues from the world’s great concert halls.

Today, dedicated music rooms are rare, according to Frank de Biasi, a New York-based interior designer whose residential portfolio includes projects in Europe, the US and the Middle East. De Biasi says instruments are often integrated into studies or media rooms, or treated as objets d’art.

In residences where homeowners do dedicate space for acoustic experiences, the music room has been rebooted for the 21st century. Rooms are designed for multiple functions – from an intimate cocktail party for ten friends to a performance space for a hundred guests. For one client, de Biasi designed a space whose upholstered walls and dark stained finishes give it a nightclub feel.

At a Corte Madera estate, outside of San Francisco, music is part of the property’s DNA. Once owned by concert promoter Bill Graham, of Grateful Dead fame, the estate now has a new residence designed by architect Sim Van der Ryn. Known as the Guitar House for the way a long corridor and music room are reminiscent of the instrument’s silhouette, the home is co-listed by Isobel Wiener and Danielle Chavanon of Sotheby’s International Realty. “The spirit of Bill Graham lives on,” says Wiener. For Chavanon, “The way the passion for music is expressed in the property absolutely gives it another dimension.” Indeed, for some homeowners, a music room may be the way to make their house pitch-perfect.

New York-based writer Iyna Bort Caruso has contributed to The New York Times and Newsday.

JURMALA LATVIA

This extraordinary property located in a cosy seaside city is a modern architectural masterpiece. Owned by a celebrated singer from the region, the house exudes musical energy. The first floor incorporates several open spaces, including one solely dedicated to performing and entertaining.

Price upon request | sothebysrealty.com Baltic Sotheby’s International Realty Līga Kohtanena +371 29 411 250

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Rarely is a home designed with such a perfect combination of ecological materials and modern sophistication. This unparalleled offering is the product of the owner’s vision to create one of the largest ecologically responsible homes in America.

The main residence boasts a professional music studio designed for the pleasure and comfort of both musicians and audience. $29,000,000 Property ID: 0087426 | sothebysrealty.com Sotheby’s International Realty – San Francisco Brokerage Danielle Chavanon +1 415 706 5804 Isobel Wiener +1 415 730 5556

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This striking property blends classic architecture and modern amenities to create a warm and welcoming residence. It was designed for entertaining and referred to as The Casino in 1897, when it was built. Its focus on the arts, and especially music, is most evident in the large living room, which contains a stage with hand-painted backdrops, a piano and other features associated with musical performances. $1,180,000 Property ID: YJQCHN | sothebysrealty.com William Pitt Sotheby’s International Realty Robin Linares +1 860 662 1138 Allyson Cotton +1 860 227 6016

SEATTLE WASHINGTON

Twenty minutes from the heart of Seattle, this traditional Georgian mansion was built for modern living. Details such as barrel-vaulted ceilings, massive crystal chandeliers, herringbone floors and leaded-glass windows enhance a remodelled chef’s kitchen and fully equipped sound stage for music enthusiasts. $4,500,000 Property ID: Y2CWT5 | sothebysrealty.com Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty Chris Doucet +1 206 819 4663

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GLORIOUS GLAZING Collector and gallerist Fabrizio Moretti joins Sotheby’s to pay homage to the remarkable Della Robbia family with a selling exhibition of vibrantly glazed Renaissance sculptures.

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Glazed: The Legacy of The Della Robbia will be on view in New York from 21 October–18 November.

Enquiries: +1 212 606 7406.

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A CLASSIC’S STAR TURN As Jaeger-LeCoultre’s Reverso turns 85, its ability to surprise and delight remains intact, Mark Ellwood reports.

(Clockwise from top) The many faces of JaegerLeCoultre’s Reverso at the Important Watches auction at Sotheby’s Geneva: a rare stainless-steel Reverso wristwatch with centre seconds, circa 1935 (CHF3,000–6,000); a fine pink gold rectangular Reverso Art Deco wristwatch, circa 2000 (CHF4,000–6,000); and an unusual yellow gold pendant Reverso watch with diamonds, circa 2000 (CHF 10,000–15,000).

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Now a high-end staple, the signature swivelfaced Reverso, whose details are hidden on the back, is in fact a surprisingly recent innovation.

Dating only to 1931, it came about after British customers in India found their watches liable to smash during fast-paced, roughhousing polo games. In response, Jacques-David LeCoultre, then owner of Swiss luxury watch and clock manufacturer LeCoultre, turned to another firm, Jaeger, to create a reversible case; in turn, it contracted French designer René-Alfred Chauvot to conceive it. The Frenchman patented the most ingenious answer to the polo players’ quandary: a timepiece whose face – then covered with glass, rather than the now-standard sapphire – could be turned toward the wrist using an embedded axis.

Called reverso, Late Latin for “I turn myself around,” this simple solution was so successful that its originators merged into the firm now known as Jaeger-LeCoultre. In the 85 years since the first Reverso, the design has become a watchmaking classic, earning a legion of illustrious fans including Britain’s King George VI, aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart (who wore a men’s model) and five-star US General Douglas MacArthur.

Jaeger-LeCoultre has always celebrated the Reverso’s landmark anniversaries, often leveraging the occasions to introduce new iterations. On the model’s 60th birthday, for instance, the firm debuted complications on both the watch’s back and its front; for its 80th, it launched an astonishing 7.2-millimetre Ultra Thin version. With this year marking the Reverso’s 85th milestone, Jaeger-LeCoultre is streamlining its entire range and introducing several new models. Now, the Reverso is grouped into three core collections. The first,

known as Classic, maintains the original Art Deco proportions, traditional black-and-white dials and steel backs for engraving. The second, dubbed Tribute, embodies Jaeger-LeCoultre’s tradition of innovation, with the first trio of models showcasing the firm’s exquisite watchmaking skills. With female customers comprising half of their clientele, the third core collection is exclusively for women. Called One, it also features three new models. (Collectors in search of earlier ladies’ styles will find an unusual yellow gold pendant Reverso with diamonds from around 2000 at Sotheby’s Important Watches sale in Geneva this autumn.)

In addition to reorganising its styles, JaegerLeCoultre has used this anniversary to formalise a longtime ad-hoc service: allowing buyers to customise key elements of their watches. Now known as Atelier Reverso, this programme includes a partnership with luxury shoe designer Christian Louboutin. “We didn’t want to be straightforward,” longtime JaegerLeCoultre executive Stéphane Belmont says of the collaboration: “Not just adding some of his red colour on a strap, but creating something by playing with colours, ones that would shimmer on the straps and dials. We wanted to be surprising.” Indeed, Jaeger-LeCoultre’s continuing ability to surprise is what has fuelled the Reverso’s popularity for so long. “Even today, when you show people the Reverso for the first time,” Belmont enthuses, “they are always surprised to see there are two sides.

It’s a watch with a secret, and everyone wants to know what’s behind it.”

Mark Ellwood is a contributing editor of Condé Nast Traveler and is a regular guest commentator on NBC’s Today show.

Important Watches will be on view from 12–15 November in Geneva. Auction: 15 November. Enquiries: +41 22 908 48 12.

THE REGINATO FILES

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Linda Pinto, sister and collaborator of legendary interior designer Alberto Pinto, is keeping his legacy alive and thriving.

Linda Pinto is now the creative lead at Alberto Pinto Interior Design.

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When the eminent interior designer Alberto Pinto died in 2012 after a long illness, his closeknit staff and loyal clients – many of whom had been with him for decades – were heartbroken.

After a period of mourning, reality set in, and with it the question that any venerable creative firm inevitably faces when its founder passes on – what next? Would Linda Pinto, the designer’s sister and longtime right-hand in their 80-person Paris office, the one upon whom everything now depended, keep Alberto Pinto’s legacy alive?

Four years later, the answer is yes. With Linda at its helm, Alberto Pinto Interior Design has continued to flourish. Indeed, its recent projects have ranged from designing the interior of a private Boeing 747 to renovating The Lanesborough, London’s most expensive hotel, to decorating public spaces in Monaco’s new 49-storey Tour Odéon, while outfitting its 35,000-square-foot, five-storey penthouse, which is reportedly set to go on the market for $387 million.

This autumn, the company’s legacy and future are beautifully woven together in a new book, Alberto Pinto: Signature Interiors (Flammarion), which showcases eleven lavish residential projects that Alberto had started and Linda and the staff completed to his impeccable standards. (The text is by Anne Bony, with an introduction by Linda herself.) In his foreword, couturier Hubert de Givenchy underscores how the Pinto siblings’ relationship allowed the firm to keep growing. Speaking about Alberto,

de Givenchy recalls, “His delightful sister, Linda, assisted him with love and talent, and the affection between them was touching to see.

This devotion to his memory is evident […] in the enthusiasm and loyalty with which she continues to honour his life’s work.”

After studying at the prestigious École du Louvre, Alberto began his business in the late 1960s. His sense of disciplined opulence and ability to work in all styles – Classical, Modern, or Orientalist – made him a favourite of monarchs and moguls the world over, including the royal families of Saudi Arabia and Qatar. His outsize personality and legendary hospitality – he entertained countless celebrated friends, including Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé – made him a star of international society.

Like her elder brother, Linda was born in Morocco. At age seventeen, she followed him to Paris, where she began managing a furniture gallery Alberto had opened. Aside from the short breaks when she had her two children, Pinto worked side by side with her brother and, as he travelled widely, she kept the office ticking. But respected as she was, she remained out of the limelight. All that changed upon Alberto Pinto’s death. Linda’s situation was not unlike that of another famous designer’s sister, Donatella Versace, a figure who had once been in the background but then had to take the reins of her brother’s company. After facing some initial skepticism, both women went on to prove themselves eminently capable of carrying on their brothers’ visions.

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“FOR ALL MY COLLEAGUES – AND FOR HIM – I SAID, ‘WE HAVE TO CONTINUE.’ FOUR YEARS LATER, HERE WE ARE,” PINTO DECLARES. “I AM THE BOSS.”

“I had two options when he died: to close the doors or to continue,” Linda recalls during a recent interview in her office. “For all my colleagues – and for him – I said, ‘We have to continue.’ Four years later, here we are,” she declares. “I am the boss. Nobody has left. We thrive, with a well-oiled operation.” Marquise Jackie de Ravenel, a longtime Parisian tastemaker and friend of the Pinto family, seconds that assessment: “Linda is an amazingly effective person,” she says. “After [Alberto] died, the staff and their clients recognised how competent she is and how well she knew the business. So everybody has stuck with her.”

On a visit not long ago, the Hôtel de la Victoire, the firm’s enormous headquarters in Paris’s 2nd Arrondissement, was buzzing with activity as Pinto conducted a tour. “Here we come to ‘the planes,’” she says as we reach a vast room devoted entirely to the design of private aircraft, including the aforementioned 747.

A glimpse at a video tour of the massive plane reveals a veritable airborne mansion. Also on the drawing board is a private Airbus 320: “In commercial usage, it seats 130,” says a designer working on the project. “Here, it will have room for nineteen passengers.”

Another equally large atelier is devoted solely to private yachts. Having worked on ten of the hundred largest yachts in the world, Alberto Pinto Interior Design has a leading role in this growing field. Linda focuses on the joy the vessels provide. “While a house is for a family and you have to design it with many people in mind, a boat is the toy of monsieur, so we never see the wife when we are designing

Made from materials such as brass and solid cork, Pinto’s 2015 Lodge Collection functions both indoors and out.

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Alberto Pinto: Signature Interiors ($80) is available from Flammarion.

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

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(From top) A wine master’s office features leather-panelled walls and an Art Deco-style lacquer folding screen; the dining room of a Pintodesigned yacht.

a boat,” she explains. “The husband comes and spends hours and hours on the plans. When you deliver the boat to him, you see a smile from ear to ear. The richest men in the world – and they are like kids. I love this feeling.”

Whether they are seeking the firm’s services for their private environments on land, at sea or in the air, the world’s wealthiest know to turn to Alberto Pinto Interior Design in their quest for the ultimate in luxury. Pinto says her clients have “the same mentality” despite their diverse cultural backgrounds – Chinese, Russian, Middle Eastern, North and South American and European. “Our clients are all top-level, so we treat them all exactly the same: we’re here to please them,” she explains. “Sometimes they cannot articulate exactly what they want, but we try to understand their way of life and figure out what they want.”

Such was the case with Middle Eastern potentates, who began investing in Western properties three decades ago. According to Pinto, the firm did particularly well with these clients because it respected them. “Some interior designers gave them really awful, gaudy furniture, with gold and gold and gold, just because it was expensive. It was too sad and too bad,” she says. “We did everything completely French for them. In the end, they were very happy.” Keeping clients satisfied is something at which Alberto Pinto Interior Design excels, all the more so since 2009, when the firm launched a home line that produces meticulously crafted furnishings in materials such as parchment, lacquered wood and bronze. (A new collection debuted in October at PAD in London.)

But enough shop talk. In keeping with her brother’s legendary hospitality, Linda has arranged for an exquisite lunch after the tour, prepared by the firm’s longtime chef and served in the ateliers’ private dining room. Before the salad and turbot, the meal begins with fruit, which Pinto believes is favourable to digestion and health – knowledge she has gleaned from regular visits to Espace Henri Chenot, a luxury spa at the Palace Merano, in Italy, a favourite destination of many art world figures. “It’s very logical and delicious,” she says of the approach.

The same could be said of the ultra luxurious designs that are the Pinto standard.

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“Art has always been for me a stable nourishment,” said David Bowie. On the occasion of Sotheby’s historic three-part sale of the legendary artist’s personal collection, his close friend and fellow musician Bono offers an appreciation. Plus, a sampling of Bowie’s own insightful words on the artists he admired and a selection of the works with which he lived.

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He knew rather a lot about painting, more than you’d think.

He called me in the early 1990s to mark my cards on a particular Roderic O’Conor that was coming up for sale. I was vaguely familiar with the work of O’Conor, an Irish painter who spent most of his life in France. Roderic was a genius but a rather traditional Post-Impressionist, an unexpected choice I thought for such a hipster like David. I was continually struck by the fact that David’s knowledge of the art world was so catholic that it could include O’Conor or even William Orpen, yet another Irish painter we discussed, who was an official war artist in the First World War. From his work, you would have imagined David’s knowledge to centre on German Expressionism or contemporary British and American painters – Auerbach, Hirst etc; for God’s sake, he even played Warhol in the film Basquiat. But no, his world was too big to be filled only by the avant-garde. He interviewed Balthus in the Grand Chalet in Rossinière, Switzerland for Modern Painters, an interview that led to my own interest and indeed a close relationship with the family that has lasted. Introductions to artists were one of David’s many gifts over the years.

In the end, his passion for art came from a deep conviction that ideas mattered and that the way we see the world has an enormous impact on the one we build, both personally and politically. David was also very, very funny: he saw the serious role humour could play as a weapon to defend the beautiful from the ugly. This might explain his respect for those Dadaists and Surrealists who stood up to Fascism – Hans Richter, John Heartfield, Méret Oppenheim – and certainly his use of the Dalí and Buñuel film Un Chien Andalou as an opener to his Isolar tour in the mid-1970s.

David didn’t go to any fancy art college but his work with Brian Eno became my alma mater, where I began a life-long interest in sonic art. His album Low was a high: such painterly sounds the world had never heard before, a new way of hearing and listening to music. But new eyes were the prize, new eyes to see the world. —BONO, SEPTEMBER 2016

David Bowie by Sukita in 1977.

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ON BALTHUS

Bowie suggested to the editors of Modern Painters that he might be able to secure an interview with the reclusive Balthus. Both men were living in Switzerland at the time and had met at a gallery opening for Balthus’s wife, Setsuko. One afternoon in the summer of 1994, Bowie drove to a mountain chalet in Rossinière to meet the painter, whose works of “timeless, serene, but disturbed sculptural claustrophobia” he greatly admired. Their conversation as well as Bowie’s introductory text are extraordinary. Sitting at lunch with the artist and Setsuko, he observed: “Balthus puts down his knife and fork and, staring at some far off point, says quietly: ‘I awoke very early this morning. I went to my studio and started work. It would not come.... and I gazed at my painting then the small things around me and I felt such a tremendous...sense of awe.’” His voice dies away, leaving “a misty trail of remembrances, glories and maybe disappointments,” Bowie continued. “Locked in silence, we three sit, Balthus, Setsuko and I. The tragedy and chaos of the twentieth century rushes through the memory of its last Legendary Painter.”

ON MARCEL DUCHAMP

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“Sometimes I wish that I could put myself in Duchamp’s place to feel what he felt when he put those things on show and said: ‘I wonder if they’ll go for this. I wonder what’s going to happen tomorrow morning,’ ’’ he said to Kimmelman in The New York Times. “I would understand that attitude perfectly, because the most interesting thing for an artist is to pick through the debris of a culture.”

ON DAMIEN HIRST

Hirst was one of only a handful of high-profile contemporary artists for whom Bowie publicly expressed his admiration, interviewing him for Modern Painters in 1995. “He’s different. I think his work is extremely emotional, subjective, very tied up with his own personal fears – his fear of death is very strong – and I find his pieces moving and not at all flippant,” Bowie told Michael Kimmelman in an extensive 1998 interview in The New York Times.

ON JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT

“I feel the very moment of his brush or crayon touching the canvas,” wrote Bowie of Basquiat in a 1996 issue of Modern Painters. “There is a burning immediacy to his ever-evaporating decisions that fires the imagination ten or fifteen years on, as freshly molten as the day they were poured onto the canvas.” Bowie acquired Basquiat’s Air Power in 1997, the year after he played Andy Warhol to Jeffrey Wright’s Basquiat in Julian Schnabel’s 1996 biopic of the artist.

ON TRACEY EMIN “I love her fractured energy and could sit and listen to her for hours,” he said of the provocative Emin, whom he met in the 1990s. “She wants very much to be firmly identified in this modern world, but time and again she reveals a deep fascination with passions from another time – Munch, Schiele, Rembrandt, Vermeer, Giotto, narrative painting,” he declared in Modern Painters in 1997.

Emin was mutually admiring: “Everything to me that David Bowie wrote was poetic, meaningful, a message,” she said in article for The Sun in 2013.

(From top) With Damien Hirst at the opening of Hirst’s exhibition at Gagosian Gallery, New York, 1996; and in Dublin with Tracey Emin, 1997.

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“I find his kind of bas-relief way of painting extraordinary,” said Bowie of Auerbach in the 1998 New York Times interview with Kimmelman. “Sometimes I’m not really sure if I’m dealing with sculpture or painting.” Auerbach’s work provoked strong reactions: “It will give spiritual weight to my angst. Some mornings I’ll look at it and go, ‘Oh, God, yeah! I know!’ But that same painting, on a different day, can produce in me an incredible feeling of the triumph of trying to express myself as an artist. I can look at it and say: ‘My God, yeah! I want to sound like that looks.’”

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2 PIER GIACOMO AND ACHILLE CASTIGLIONI Brionvega Radio-phonograph, model no RR126, 1966 £800–1,200 ($1,100–1,600)

3 PATRICK CAULFIELD Foyer, 1973 £400,000–600,000 ($530,000–795,000)

4 FRANCIS PICABIA Mendica, 1929–30 £600,000–800,000 ($795,000–1,060,000)

Bowie/Collector Parts I, II & III will be on view in London from 1–10 November.

Auctions: 10–11 November.

Enquiries: +44 (0)20 7293 6424.

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are is the collector whose combination of curiosity and generosity impacts artists’ lives in two countries, shapes a century’s development in the visual arts and remains relevant to the cultural discourse in the following century. Yet such is the case of Tsarist-era businessman Sergei Shchukin, who began acquiring new art on a trip to Paris in 1897 and decided to open his Moscow mansion to the public in 1909. From then on, Shchukin’s home was the place where radical new works by Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse and Paul Gauguin, among others, exerted a formative influence on the Russian avant-garde.

Yet war, politics and questions of ownership long obscured the legacy of Shchukin’s collection. His 278 works were seized by the state after the Bolshevik Revolution in 1918 and became the foundation for the Museum of New Western Art. Then, in 1948, they were divvied up by decree of Stalin, with some works sent to the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow and others to the State Hermitage Museum in Leningrad, today’s St Petersburg.

Now, for the first time since that division, the two Russian institutions are reuniting 130 Shchukin works for an exhibition at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris (22 October–20 February 2017) that also includes 30 examples by Russian artists such as Kazimir Malevich, Alexander Rodchenko and Lyuobov Popova, all of which underscore the collection’s influence on the Suprematist and Constructivist movements. “Scholars all over the world have wanted to do a Shchukin exhibition for years, but it was impossible because of this historical split,” explains Anne Baldassari, general curator of French artistic heritage and former director of the Musée National Picasso in Paris, who was asked by Shchukin’s grandson, André-Marc DelocqueFourcaud, to organise the show. “This will be the rehabilitation of the Shchukin name and story. To see it in Paris will be a revelation.”

Delocque-Fourcaud was instrumental in negotiating the collaboration between the Hermitage and the Pushkin, which have long been highly proprietary about their respective shares of the collection. He had originally contested the ownership of the works, taking after his mother – Shchukin’s daughter Irina – and after Shchukin himself, who had envisioned creating a public educational gallery and initially willed his art to the city of Moscow.

After Shchukin went into exile in France in 1918, Lenin’s government created the Museum of New Western Art, which united Shchukin’s treasures with the art collection of Ivan Morozov in the world’s first great museum of Modern art.

All of that was in accordance with Shchukin’s wishes, but after the state tried to sell off in the 1920s the works it considered bourgeois and decadent, the collector revoked his will. “The Shchukin family considered that they had been betrayed by the Soviets,” says Baldassari, who explains that

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the international market refused on principle to buy any of the works. For decades after Shchukin’s death in 1936, the family’s efforts to claim the art were rebuked. Stalin’s rise to power after the Second World War marked a new threat to the collection. “Stalin hated such art and issued a secret order to close the Museum of New Western Art and disperse the collections,” explains Albert Kostenevich, curator of the French collections department at the Hermitage. So in a private deal in 1948, the directors of the Hermitage and the Pushkin moved to get the largest and most risqué works out of Moscow.

The Hermitage in Leningrad took the bulk of Shchukin’s 50 Picassos and 37 Matisses, while the Pushkin kept the more placid Cézannes, Monets and Rousseaus.

Over the decades, the two museums gradually brought their Shchukin pictures out of hiding, yet these pieces have always been displayed alongside Morozov’s more decorative French works and are rarely loaned out. In 2004, the Pushkin organised a homage to Shchukin, hanging all 110 of his works in the museum’s collection independently for the first time. At that time, Delocque-Fourcaud dropped his family’s claim to the collection. A decade or so later, with Fondation Louis Vuitton chairman Bernard Arnault, Delocque-Fourcaud brokered the

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Gustave Fayet. Shchukin ultimately bought sixteen Gauguins; twelve are in the exhibition, also in a dedicated gallery. These include Rupe rupe (La Cueillette des fruits), 1899, one of two works he strong-armed Fayet into selling to him for the towering sum of 47,000 francs – more than the Frenchman had paid for his entire collection.

Shchukin had the confidence to start buying Matisse’s work even before Leo and Gertrude Stein acquired the artist’s scandalous Femme au chapeau at the 1905 Salon d’Automne.

While the Stein siblings initially created the market for Matisse by promoting his works on the walls of their Parisian apartment, Shchukin had the resources to replace them as Matisse’s primary patron. He directly commissioned many works from the artist, who circumvented his contract with Galerie Bernheim-Jeune by creating monumental works for Shchukin that were considered “non-standard format,” explains Pushkin curator Alexey Petukhov.

Determination and risk-taking were hardwired into Shchukin. In 1908, Matisse brought Shchukin to Picasso’s studio, where the collector was alarmed by the recently painted Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, which he declined to buy.

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partnership between Hermitage director Mikhail Piotrovsky and Pushkin director Marina Loshak to reunite much of Shchukin’s acquisitions in Paris.

Born into a family of textile merchants in 1854, Shchukin took control of the business after his father’s death in 1890 and began to collect a mix of French, English and Nordic paintings. His early acquisitions are on view in the exhibition’s first room, where Baldassari has included works

by French Symbolist Pierre Puvis de Chavannes and Norwegian Impressionist Fritz Thaulow. “It’s important to see this first part of the collection to frame what happened later,” Baldassari explains. On an 1898 trip to Paris, Shchukin bought his first Claude Monet, the 1872–73 Lilas au soleil (à Argenteuil), from legendary Paris dealer Paul DurandRuel, and decided to build his collection around the artist.

In just six years, he acquired thirteen Monets, eight of which are on view at the Fondation in a monographic gallery, as Shchukin himself had installed them in his Monet Salon.

His taste moved quickly from the Impressionists to the PostImpressionists, particularly Gauguin; his passion for the artist bloomed after he visited a great Gauguin collector,

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This angered Picasso who, says the Hermitage’s Kostenevich, had imagined the collector would purchase it. Yet Shchukin did acquire two other proto-Cubist paintings on the spot, Femme tenant un éventail, 1907, and Femme assise, 1908, both on view at the Fondation and loaned by the Hermitage. It was remarkable for him to buy Picasso’s African-influenced works, which he did not entirely like or understand, explains Baldassari: “He collected against his own grain. Picasso was the same. They were trying to be freer.” The collector discovered Picasso around the same time as dealer DanielHenry Kahnweiler, and the two men competed for the artist’s works. Shchukin ended up buying more works by Picasso than works by any other artist. The Fondation has set up a gallery of 29 Picassos and another of 22 Matisses, based on an installation hung by Matisse himself in the guest room of Shchukin’s palace during the artist’s 1911 visit to Moscow.

Today, Shchukin’s former home, located not far from the Pushkin, is the seat of the Ministry of Defense, around which new buildings are under development to create a museum quarter in Moscow. Loshak, the Pushkin’s director, hopes that the palace will be returned to the cultural domain; she has spoken with the Hermitage’s Piotrovsky about how they could collaborate to exhibit Shchukin’s paintings in their original setting. Hopeful, she muses: “If we have this house, we can work together as two museums that have the two parts of this great collection.”

(Clockwise from top left) A trio of Shchukin works: Paul Gauguin, Aha oé feii (Eh quoi, tu es jalouse?), 1892; Henri Matisse, La Desserte, Harmonie en Rouge, 1908; and Paul Cézanne, Mardi Gras (Pierrot et Arlequin), 1888–90.

(Opposite) The Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris is host to the first exhibition of Shchukin’s partially reunited collection.

Hilarie M. Sheets writes regularly for The New York Times and is a contributing editor of Art + Auction and ArtNews.

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Capital GAINS Washington, DC offers fine architecture, superb food and the buzz of being close to power and politics. It’s also home to some of the finest museums in the US. Jake Townsend enjoys an art lover’s weekend.

here was a time, not so long ago, when Washington, DC, capital of the US and a centre of global political power, was treated by leisure travellers as it was by senators, members of congress and diplomats: get in and out as fast as you can. No longer. This charming, vibrant American city affords many great reasons to linger.

As our plane glides into Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, we first get an aerial view of the tree-lined suburbs of Virginia and Maryland, then the city’s gleaming monuments to American democracy and finally the city itself.

It is striking how classically Hausmannian it appears from the air. Although this isn’t always evident when on the ground and walking along the streets, Washington, DC’s L’Enfant Plan is a beautifully complex system of public squares, open spaces and a star-like street pattern. At first, navigation can be a challenge, but walking is a great way to discover the city, from its bustling downtown centre to quieter neighbourhoods with charming townhouses that seem a world away from the corridors of power. This mixed urbanism, where culture, business and government are part of one energised community, is as American as you can get.

As our base for the weekend, we choose Georgetown, one of the more pedestrian-friendly and historic neighbourhoods.

Although a number of well-appointed hotels have cropped up around town recently – Mason & Rook, Glover Park and The Carlyle Dupont Circle among others – on this trip, we return to a classic: The Four Seasons. The comfort, luxury and service are hard to match, as is the location near great shopping and the lush trails of Rock Creek Park. If you prefer to be in the thick of it, however, The Hay-Adams, located across the street from the White House, is a DC institution.

The classic, columned architecture outside and understated luxurious interiors make for a consistently pleasurable stay.

Another draw is Off the Record, the hotel’s famous bar, which offers a lovely pear martini amidst an old-school atmosphere.

(About the White House: tours of the residence of the leader of the free world must be booked well in advance, regardless of who might be living at this symbolic address.)

The plan for our first full day is a walking tour of the National Mall, but we don’t mind going a bit out of our way for breakfast at Union Market, a former warehouse that is now home to a bustling collection of restaurants and vendors.

Southern biscuits at the Mason Dixie Biscuit Co. may be indulgent, but we’re on vacation. A great lunchtime option at the market is Bidwell, whose gin and tonic salmon is an inventive take on a classic dish.

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Fortified, we head to the National Mall, determined to walk its 1.9-mile length from the US Capitol building at the east end to the Lincoln Memorial at the west, at the edge of the Potomac River, taking in some of the numerous museums and monuments along the way. The newest addition to the Mall and to the roster of institutions run by the venerable Smithsonian is the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC), which occupies a prime five-acre site not far from the Washington Monument.

Designed by the British architect David Adjaye, the metalclad building stands in striking, deliberate contrast to the gleaming white-stone monuments around it. Inside, the African-American experience is documented from the Colonial period to the present day. Among numerous powerful artefacts are a slave cabin from a South Carolina plantation and the bible that belonged to Nat Turner. There are photographs, letters and documents, pop-culture objects such as Chuck Berry’s bright red Cadillac and Muhammad Ali’s boxing gear. The collection is all the more remarkable as it was amassed over the past decade and includes objects that were donated by the public.

The NMAAHC bolsters the city’s reputation as an important and ever-evolving destination for art. Also of great interest this season is the newly expanded East Building of the National Gallery of Art. The IM Pei-designed wing is dedicated to the museum’s collection of modern and contemporary art and is hosting a retrospective of Barbara Kruger’s bold text-over-photograph works (through 22 January). Kruger’s titles, such as Your Gaze Hits the Side of My Face, still resonate with as much fierce power as they did at the height of US culture wars in the 1980s and 1990s. The afternoon is rounded off with tea and sandwiches at the Pavilion Café, in the museum’s sculpture garden.

When evening arrives, we seek greater sustenance and head to dinner. Washington’s reputation for old-fashioned, wonderfully overstuffed steakhouses means you’ll find plenty of dimly lit steakhouses where you can observe the city’s

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THE NEW NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY AND CULTURE BOLSTERS THE CITY’S REPUTATION AS AN IMPORTANT DESTINATION FOR ART.

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(Above) Orchids in the sublime Botanic Garden.

(Left, from top) The National Gallery’s recently expanded East Building; a still from Ragnar Kjartansson’s 2007 video installation God, part of his exhibition at the Hirshhorn; a dish at Bidwell in Union Market.

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power brokers in action. But locals know the city’s dining and drinking scene has exploded in recent years – Bon Appétit magazine just named DC its Restaurant City of the Year. The list of hot spots is dizzying. Tables are in demand at Rose’s Luxury and The Dabney, and the ramen is so good at Toki Underground that we don’t mind waiting a bit at this raucous eatery in the Atlas District. The very opposite of stuffy, Toki offers a delectable evening of authentically Taiwanese-style ramen and dumplings with not an ounce of pretence.

We begin our second day with a return to the National Mall to visit the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.

Its headlining show is the first major US survey of Icelandic performance artist Ragnar Kjartansson (14 October through 8 January 2017), whose immersive work has made him a

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rising international star. His 64-minute, nine-screen video piece The Visitors, 2012, which shows him and assorted friends making music in a rambling, upstate New York farm house is especially captivating.

After a large dose of culture, there are few places more revitalising – and surprising – than the United States Botanic Garden on Maryland Avenue, next to the National Museum of the American Indian, another fascinating place. Inside this breathtaking series of glass pavilions, the languid, humid environment that supports what seems to be an entire ecosystem’s worth of American flora delights the senses.

We stop for dinner at Le Diplomate, a little slice of Paris in the Logan Circle neighbourhood. As if transported brick by brick from Saint-Germain-des-Prés, this classic bistro serves a satisfying bavette de boeuf à l’échalotte, among other classics. After dinner, as we make our way back to Georgetown’s cobblestoned lanes and stately period architecture, we encounter aspects of the charming dualities that make Washington, DC so unique: urban and suburban, natural beauty and striking buildings, art and science. Given the capital’s abundant cultural offerings and culinary delights, a weekend visit proved too brief after all.

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(From top) Details of Thomas Gainsborough’s Portrait of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, 1785; Lucian Freud’s Woman in a White Shirt, from 1956–57; Michael Craig-Martin’s Digital Portrait of Lady Burlington, circa 2011.

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The art at Chatsworth keeps the past alive in every room and on every wall. For instance, Thomas Gainsborough’s enigmatic 1785 portrait of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, shares a home with Lucian Freud’s depiction of the former Deborah Mitford, youngest of the Mitford sisters and the late Dowager Duchess of Devonshire. That painting was commissioned in the late 1950s by Deborah’s husband, the 11th Duke.

More recently, the Earl of Burlington, son of the current Duke, turned to Michael Craig-Martin for a likeness of his wife: in its ever-changing colours and features, the artist’s Digital Portrait of Lady Burlington now mesmerises every visitor to Chatsworth. It is delightful proof that, with each generation, the collection is still growing and looking to the future.

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Purchased in 1999 by a successful entrepreneur, Il Palmetto has recently undergone extensive renovations designed to modernise it while preserving its superb architecture and quintessential Palm Beach allure. As a result, the estate now includes a majestic main residence, luxuriant lawns with a sculpture courtyard, a beach house, a six-car garage and much more.

In his day, Fatio was sought after by society luminaries and business tycoons for his ability to create luxurious homes with an impeccable Mediterranean air. The residence at Il Palmetto is no exception. Composed of a series of pavilions connected by cloisters, the property features an elegant formal living and dining room, ten bedrooms, fourteen bathrooms and a superior kitchen, along with family, billiards and media rooms. Ideal for entertaining, an exquisite mosaic-tiled area known as the Moroccan Room features built-in seating alcoves and an extensive bar.

At the main residence, countless regal details complement spectacular views of the water, while a loggia-ringed inner courtyard gives way to a blue mosaic-tiled swimming pool. Outside, the grounds offer a lush enclave of greenery and colour in which emerald lawns, towering palms and stately specimen trees serve as a backdrop to water features, a koi pond and coquina walkways.

The early 21st-century renovation added two temperature-controlled wine cellars with capacity for 20,000 bottles and an additional 1,000 crates, a delightful two-bedroom beach house with an infinity-edge pool, as well as a lakefront boathouse complete with an elevator that serves the twobedroom, upper-level apartment and the two state-of-the-art motorised launches below. In this already peerless historic estate, such keen attention to detail has ensured that Il Palmetto will remain a Palm Beach classic for generations.

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Upcoming auctions and exhibitions in North America, Europe and Asia. All Sotheby’s exhibitions are free and open to the public.

NOVEMBER

7 CHINA IN PRINT AND ON PAPER, INCLUDING THE LIBRARY OF BERNARD HANOTIAU AND THE FLOYD SULLY COLLECTION Exhibition 3–7 November Auction 7 November London

9 (Above) ANDREA DELLA ROBBIA A Classical Portrait of a Man (Homer?), circa 1490 Glazed: The Legacy of The Della Robbia

21 October–18 November, London (Below) DAME BARBARA HEPWORTH Curved Form with Inner Form (Anima), 1959 £500,000–700,000 Modern & Post-War British Art

22–23 November, London

IMPORTANT CHINESE ART Exhibition 5–8 November Auction 9 November London

FINE CHINESE JADES FROM THE THOMPSONSCHWAB COLLECTION Exhibition 5–8 November Auction 9 November London

SUPREME NUMBER ONE Exhibition 5–8 November Auction 9 November London Selling Exhibition

CHIANG YOMEI: OTHER REALMS 9–19 November Hong Kong

1 Selling Exhibition

GLAZED: THE LEGACY OF THE DELLA ROBBIA 21 October–18 November New York

RUGS & CARPETS Exhibition 29–31 October Auction 1 November London

8 THE LIBRARY OF PIERRE BERGÉ, PART II Exhibition 8–9 November Auction 8–9 November Hôtel Drouot, Paris

10 BOWIE/COLLECTOR PARTS I, II & III Exhibition 1–10 November Auction 10–11 November London

PHOTOGRAPHS Exhibition 5–10 November Auction 10–11 November Paris

14 IMPRESSIONIST & MODERN ART EVENING Exhibition 4–14 November Auction 14 November New York

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14 November, New York

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Formerly in the Collection of the Imperial Russian Family Historic and magnificent diamond choker, Russia, second half of the 18th century and later CHF2,950,000– 4,950,000 Magnificent Jewels & Noble Jewels

16 November, Geneva

MAGNIFICENT JEWELS & NOBLE JEWELS Exhibition 12–16 November Auction 16 November Geneva

FINEST AND RAREST WINES Auction 16 November London

THE TREASURED COLLECTION OF A CONNOISSEUR Auction 16 November London

A UNIQUE CRYSTAL MAGNUM DECANTER OF SPECIAL LOUIS XIII COGNAC – EUROPEAN EDITION Auction 16 November London

18 CONTEMPORARY ART DAY Exhibition 4–17 November Auction 18 November New York

IMPRESSIONIST & MODERN ART DAY Exhibition 4–14 November Auction 15 November New York

TRAVEL, ATLASES, MAPS & NATURAL HISTORY Exhibition 10–14 November Auction 15 November London

DESIGN Exhibition 12–14 November Auction 15 November London

(Above) PABLO PICASSO Oiseaux et poissons, 1955 £40,000–60,000 Lord & Lady Attenborough – The Celebrated Private Collection of Pablo Picasso Ceramics

22 November, London (Below) CLAUDE LALANNE Caroline enceinte, 1985 €80,000–120,000 Design

22 November, Paris

IMPORTANT WATCHES Exhibition 12–14 November Auction 15 November Geneva

17 CONTEMPORARY ART EVENING Exhibition 4–17 November Auction 17 November New York

BERTOIA: FEATURING MASTERWORKS FROM THE KAARE BERNTSEN COLLECTION Exhibition 4–16 November Auction 17 November New York

21 19 AMERICAN ART Exhibition 18–21 November Auction 21 November New York

A pair of giltwood sofas with a unique armrest stamped N. Heurtaut, Louis XV, circa 1758 €600,000–1,000,000 Important Furniture, Sculpture and European Works of Art

FINEST AND RAREST WINES Auction 19 November New York

A CENTURY OF CHAMPAGNE BOLLINGER, DIRECT FROM THE CELLARS Auction 19 November New York

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NOVEMBER

23 A PAINTER’S PARADISE – JULIAN TREVELYAN & MARY FEDDEN AT DURHAM WHARF Exhibition 18 & 20–22 November Auction 23 November, London

MODERN & CONTEMPORARY ART Exhibition 18–22 November Auction 23–24 November, Milan

25 (Above) Pair of diamond earclips, Schlumberger for Tiffany & Co., circa 1960 CHF20,000–30,000 Magnificent Jewels & Noble Jewels

16 November, Geneva (Below) A fine and rare spinachgreen jade brushpot, Qing dynasty, Qianlong period £100,000–150,000 Fine Chinese Jades from the ThompsonSchwab Collection

9 November, London

RM SOTHEBY’S DUEMILA RUOTE Exhibition 24 November Auction 25–27 November, Milan

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15 November, New York

EUROPEAN ART Exhibition 18–21 November Auction 22 November New York

LATIN AMERICA: MODERN ART & CONTEMPORARY ART Exhibition 17–22 November Auction 22–23 November New York

LORD & LADY ATTENBOROUGH: A LIFE IN ART – THE CELEBRATED PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PICASSO CERAMICS Exhibition 17–18 & 20–21 November Auction 22 November London

MODERN & POST-WAR BRITISH ART Exhibition 17–18 & 20–21 November Auction 22–23 November London

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IMPORTANT FURNITURE, SCULPTURE AND EUROPEAN WORKS OF ART

Exhibition 17–19 & 21 November Auction 22 November Paris

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Exhibition 24–27 November Auction 28 November, Paris

TREASURES OF THE PRESTIGIOUS QIZILBASH COLLECTION Exhibition 24–27 November Auction 28 November, Paris

IMPORTANT JEWELS AND JADEITE Exhibition 23–27 November Auction 28 November Hong Kong

FINE TIMEPIECES Exhibition 23–27 November Auction 28 November Hong Kong

30 20TH CENTURY ART – A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE Exhibition 25–29 November Auction 30 November London

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MUSICAL MANUSCRIPTS Exhibition 25–28 November Auction 29 November London

RUSSIAN PICTURES Exhibition 25–28 November Auction 29 November London

RUSSIAN WORKS OF ART, FABERGÉ & ICONS Exhibition 25–28 November Auction 29 November London

SWISS ART Exhibition 25–27 November Auction 29 November Zurich

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selection of works hailing from the esteemed collections of Joan Oestreich Kend, Kenneth Paul

Block and Morton Ribyat, the Foundation Paul Delvaux Museum and other distinguished collections will be offered this November in New York. Works on offer in the Evening Sale span the Impressionist and Modern art canon and include highlights such as a mesmerizing Art Deco portrait by Tamara de Lempicka, a bold Cubist painting by Diego Rivera and an exceptional portrait from Henri Matisse’s early Nice period, which exemplifies his mastery of colour and form.

(Right) TAMARA DE LEMPICKA Portrait de Guido Sommi, 1925 $4,000,000–6,000,000 (Opposite) FRANTIŠEK KUPKA La Forme du bleu, 1924 $1,500,000–2,000,000 Impressionist & Modern Art Evening

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50 years, with masterpieces by Ryman,

Evening auction will present a

Baselitz, de Kooning, Kiefer, Richter and

particularly spectacular selection

many others. The evening sale as a whole

of landmark works from recent art

surveys major touchstones of contemporary

history, including The Triumph of Painting:

art, with truly rare and prestigious

The Steven & Ann Ames Collection.

exemplars of Abstract Expressionism,

Passionately assembled by Steven &

Pop art, Minimalism and postmodernism

Ann Ames over decades, this collection

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development of painting across the past

influential artistic innovators of our time.

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he upcoming Impressionist & Modern Art Day sale showcases a group of jewel-like paintings

by Henri Le Sidaner, illustrating his talent sensitivity. Playful works by Diego Giacometti are featured alongside bold Cubist sculpture by Henri Laurens, from the Collection of Joan Oestreich Kend.

Other notable highlights include a vibrant oil by Fernand Léger and a series of enigmatic bronzes by British master Lynn Chadwick.

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his auction offers a strong selection of works from the postwar period to the present.

The morning session includes top-quality pieces by Brice Marden, Philip Guston, Robert Motherwell and David Hockney.

The afternoon session presents outstanding examples of contemporary

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includes works by such influential and visionary artists as Georg Baselitz, Franz West, Jim Hodges, Mark Grotjahn and Richard Prince.

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ontinuing a stellar season of Modern British art, this sale includes an exciting range of

fresh-to-market works by some of the most sought-after names in the field.

Led by significant examples by Dame Barbara Hepworth, the sale features important pieces by Ben Nicholson, Dame Elisabeth Frink, Edward Burra, Henry Moore, Christopher Wood and Marlow Moss, together with works from the collection of Lord and Lady Attenborough.

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led by a stunning Giorgio Morandi.

Highlights include important sculptures

by Fausto Melotti as well as Tancredi’s 1953 masterpiece, Senza Titolo, ahead of a long-awaited exhibition of his work at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice. A wide selection of Roman Pop art

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features works by Mario Schifano, Mimmo Rotella and Tano Festa, along with leading exponents of Spatialism: Lucio Fontana, Enrico Castellani and Paolo Scheggi, who are represented by high-quality works.

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and mother-of-pearl, highlights include

composed of museum-quality

a magnificent 18th-century French

works of art, provides a wonderful

ormolu-mounted garniture with Chinese

opportunity for important collectors

bleu céleste porcelain potpourris. Also

to acquire rare and unique pieces of

on offer are an exceptional tortoiseshell,

European decorative art. Featuring

mother-of pearl and gold piqué rosewater

remarkable craftsmanship and a rich

ewer and basin from Naples, from the

variety of precious materials such as gold,

first half of the 18th century, and an

silver, hardstones, porcelain, tortoiseshell

exceptionally rare George II gold inkstand.

(Above) A gilt-bronze-mounted Chinese bleu céleste porcelain potpourri garniture, Kangxi period (1622–1722), the gilt-bronze mounts Louis XV, circa 1765 €1,000,000–2,000,000 (Opposite above) A tortoiseshell, motherof-pearl and gold piqué rosewater ewer and basin, Naples, first half of the 18th century €400,000–600,000 (Opposite below) A parcel-gilt silver ewer and basin, Augsburg, 1697–1699 €100,000–200,000 Treasures of the Prestigious Qizilbash Collection

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paintings from the Estate of Edward M. Snider, highlighted by two depictions of the Yosemite Valley: Cascade Falls, Yosemite, by Thomas Moran, and Albert Bierstadt’s Sunset in California, Yosemite.

Also included is Milton Avery’s bold and vibrant Woman and Orange Mandolin,

from 1947, as well as an outstanding example by Grandma Moses, Checkered House, from an Important American Corporate Collection.

Property Sold to Benefit The Edward M. Snider Youth Hockey Supporting Organization (Left) THOMAS MORAN Cascade Falls, Yosemite, 1905 $800,000–1,200,000 (Opposite) ALBERT BIERSTADT Sunset in California, Yosemite $1,000,000–1,500,000 American Art

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otheby’s is thrilled to have been entrusted to sell this magnificent collection on behalf of a true

connoisseur. Impeccably sourced and subsequently stored under perfect conditions, a cellar of this stature and provenance is a rare opportunity for wine lovers. Highlights include 1982 Left and Right Bank Bordeaux in six-litre Imperials, Burgundy from Domaine de la Romanée-Conti and mature Grande Marque Champagne.

(Above) CHÂTEAU LAFITE 1982 6 magnums £20,000–28,000 The Treasured Collection of a Connoisseur

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GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Georgetown Luxury awaits at The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Georgetown.

This full-service boutique condominium offers panoramic views of the Potomac River along with easy access to the Georgetown Waterfront Park. Superb services include 24/7 concierge and security, in-home dining, valet parking, housekeeping services and more. We are currently offering three properties: One is a 6,100+ square foot duplex penthouse with panoramic Potomac River views and 3000+ square feet of terrace and roof gardens. The second is a 3,890 square foot, four bedroom, 5.5 bathroom residence with three balconies and impeccable entertaining areas. In addition, a three bedroom, 3.5 bathroom residence offers a terrace spanning the length of its sunny southern exposure.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 5B5KBM, 48BZ54, E5YVN5 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CHRISTOPHER RITZERT +1 202 256 9241 CRITZERT@TTRSIR.COM CHRISTIE-ANNE WEISS +1 202 256 0105 CWEISS@TTRSIR.COM

$2,950,000 – $13,950,000

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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS WASHINGTON, DC

Helicopter Factory Introducing a rare opportunity for buyers to work with a development team to custom-design and renovate the warehouse portion of the Helicopter Factory. Ability to deliver the vision of a rustic, luxury home while preserving the historic grandeur of the old factory. The historic portion of the project consists of approximately 7,600 square feet of unique, raw warehouse space. The warehouse will most likely be broken into two luxury homes of approximately 5,100 and 2,500 square feet which also can be sold as a shell or custom-built. There will be a large rooftop deck(s) with penthouse entertainment space and Monument views as well. The entire 7,600 square foot warehouse may also be purchased either as a shell or with a custom design package. There will also be a rare opportunity

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THEHELICOPTERFACTORY.COM SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID TXLD54 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL HINES +1 202 379 5868 MHINES@TTRSIR.COM

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WEST END WASHINGTON, DC

Impressive Two Level Penthouse Exquisite 4,500 sq ft, 3 bedroom, 3.5 bath penthouse on two levels, with interior design elements by Barry Dixon. Private elevator opens to flowing first floor with living room, formal dining room, family room, library, and top-of-the-line kitchen. Master suite with dual closets and large bath. Two main level balconies and large 2nd level terrace. 3-car garage parking, oversized storage room, and 24-hour front desk.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID RPT6XR TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM

$6,950,000

KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Kalorama Classic This historic Kolorama Classic home with grand scale proportions and finishes offers approximately 8,000 sq ft of living and entertaining space. The house was built by General George Sciven for his wife in 1924; it was designed by DC Architect George Ray and built by Robert J. O'Neill. The home was then sold in 1969 to wellknown art collector Joseph H. Hirshhorn and housed a great part of his art collection. 8 bedrooms, 4 full baths, 3 half baths, a second kitchen, butlers pantry, and landscaped gardens complete this listing.

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

$6,250,000

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KALORAMA HEIGHTS WASHINGTON, DC

Stately Federal Revival in Kalorama Heights Built in 1930, this stately residence of the Federal Revival style exudes the design and proportions typical of the popular style stemming from classical antiquity. Sited on a prominent, private lot, this stunning residence offers the perks of luxurious living and large scale entertaining while retaining an intimacy and warmth reserved for comfortable family living.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID ZBZ8CD TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$5,750,000

CLEVELAND PARK WASHINGTON, DC

Bratenahl House The Bratenahl House, a historic landmark in Washington, is sited just steps from the National Cathedral. This residence features entertaining space of grand scale. Built in 1918 by the second dean of the Cathedral, the home has exquisite period details, high ceilings, an attractive master suite, and original hardwood floors.

There are beautifully landscaped grounds, multiple terraces, and stunning Cathedral views. Rare opportunity.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID VNJTP3 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$4,999,000

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KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Colonial Revival by Jim Gibson Well-sited in Kalorama, this elegant Colonial Revival has been superbly renovated by Jim Gibson. There are light filled rooms with classic period scale and high ceilings, an open kitchen and family room, a master suite with both his and hers baths and dressing rooms, six additional bedrooms and baths, nine person home theater, elevator, wine cellar, beautiful gardens and pool.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID N9X87B TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$5,950,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Blending Georgetown Charm & Modernity Detached 3-story townhouse with pool, guest house and 1-car attached garage. 4 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms total on property.

The main house boasts 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and 3 fireplaces.

Main level features oversized rooms, sunken living room with soaring ceiling, rear patio and pool access. 2-level guest house with nearly 800 sq ft, designed by Hugh Newell Jacobsen.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID HN7KPE TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM JIM BELL +1 202 607 4000 JBELL@TTRSIR.COM

$2,650,000

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BERKLEY WASHINGTON, DC

Tuscan Revival by GTM Architects Built in 2016 and boasting over 7,000 square feet, this residence is inspired by traditional Tuscan Architecture. The rustic home is built strategically on an L-shape plan on the lot, which maximizes privacy from the street while creating a bright and open view of the rear yard and protected parkland. The cementitious stucco, brick veneer, Cedar lumber, travertine pavers, and the clay tile roofs are examples of the authentic materials used on this residence.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID QQPDF5 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$5,300,000

KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Quintessential Grand Kalorama This recently renovated townhouse offers large scale public rooms with soaring ceilings, ideal for elegant entertaining. Over 5,000 interior sq ft with traditional piano nobile floor plan, including a proper receiving foyer and stairway leading up to the living and dining rooms. Features include a large sunlit eat-in gourmet kitchen and butler’s pantry, 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms on upper two levels, and au pair suite on entry level. 1-car garage plus one space.

Outdoor space includes side and rear decks off main level, plus a garden off the entry level.

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

$3,095,000

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KENT WASHINGTON, DC

Stunning Modernist Home This unique house is situated on a rare, mostly level .65-acre lot in desirable Kent, backing up to protected parkland. Features of this property include a circular front driveway, tennis court, and swimming pool.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM DENNIS OWEN +1 301 367 4522 DOWEN@TTRSIR.COM

$3,999,000

SPRING VALLEY WASHINGTON, DC

Captivating Inside And Out Fall in love with this immaculately renovated and thoughtfully expanded home where interiors offer seamless flow to the landscaped gardens with irrigation & lighting. From the white picket fence gracing the front yard to a fragrant rose bower embracing the entry, this property welcomes you home and sets the tone for the gracious lifestyle within. Features include chef's kitchen, family room with 12' ceilings, enchanting master suite, exercise facilities and attached garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID WP7SER TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CHRISTIE-ANNE WEISS +1 202 256 0105 CWEISS@TTRSIR.COM CHRISTOPHER RITZERT +1 202 256 9241 CRITZERT@TTRSIR.COM

$1,999,999

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GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Historic Federal Style in Georgetown We are proud to present this historic three bedroom, two and a half bath Federal style town home located in the heart of Georgetown.

Distinctive features include heart of pine wood floors, high ceilings, crown molding, plantation shutters, fireplace in living room, central air, and an updated kitchen overlooking a beautiful rear garden.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID XYM8C2 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF LOCKARD +1 202 246 4433 JEFF.LOCKARD@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM JOSEPH PODUSLO +1 202 487 6225 JOSEPH.PODUSLO@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$1,085,000

DUPONT WASHINGTON, DC

Victorian-Inspired Grande Dame Beautifully preserved Dupont Victorian-inspired Grande Dame. This 5 bedroom home consists of 3 large levels and includes an unfinished basement and parking. Unique amenities include original wood flooring, period millwork and moldings, bay window wrapped in original copper and tall ceilings on all levels. Historic residence zoned R5B for use as an exquisite single-family home or development opportunity.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID BXFSDS TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF LOCKARD +1 202 246 4433 JEFF.LOCKARD@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM JOSEPH PODUSLO +1 202 487 6225 JOSEPH.PODUSLO@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$1,995,000

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14TH STREET CORRIDOR WASHINGTON, DC

Exquisitely Renovated 14th Street Condo Exquisitely renovated condo on one of the best blocks of 14th Street. Unit 2 occupies the top two floors and features over 1,750 square feet and 400 square feet of terraces. This two bedroom, two and a half bath features 10.5'+ ceilings, wide plank oak flooring, and parking. Chef's kitchen includes Carrara marble counters and Sub Zero, Wolf and Bosch appliances. A private roof terrace boasts Monument views.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 88H3HN TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF LOCKARD +1 202 246 4433 JEFF.LOCKARD@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM JOSEPH PODUSLO +1 202 487 6225 JOSEPH.PODUSLO@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$1,495,000

14TH STREET CORRIDOR WASHINGTON, DC

Impeccably Designed 14th Street Loft Impeccable top floor one bedroom loft in the heart of the chic 14th Street corridor. Featured in Washington Examiner’s DC by Design in 2010, every detail of this residence has been upgraded with high quality finishes. Features include bamboo wood floors throughout, a custom Poggenpohl kitchen with Miele appliances, and double height floor-to-ceiling windows.

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

$519,000

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U STREET CORRIDOR WASHINGTON, DC

Historic Facade Belies Modern Masterpiece Hidden behind this historic 1895 facade you will find a truly spectacular property, totally rebuilt from the ground up in 2007, including some of the finest finishes. Features include 2 master suites, a roof deck with wet bar and beverage fridge, a finished basement with 3rd bedroom/family room and 3rd bathroom, and 2-car garage parking. The spectacular chef's kitchen boasts top-ofthe-line Liebherr and Thermador appliances, custom Porcelanosa cabinetry and gorgeous granite counters. All of this located in one of DC's most dynamic and convenient neighborhoods.

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

$1,395,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Architecturally Impressive in the East Village Sited on a quaint street in the East Village, this home features an impressive brick facade with turret and gorgeous street appeal. There is abundant natural light, period detail, 4 fireplaces, and attractive finishes.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 7NXHZS TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$1,999,999

SPRING VALLEY WASHINGTON, DC

Private Hilltop Estate A private drive located at the end of a quiet street leads to 4800 Woodway Lane, one of Washington's finest estates. Built in c. 1935, this residence offers a rare opportunity to acquire a stately and private residence sited high on a hill with bucolic views of the 1.88-acre lot.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID RDY8KT TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$5,490,000

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PHILLIPS PARK WASHINGTON, DC

Greek Revival at Phillips Park This Greek Revival is an original Phillips Park home designed by Jones & Boer Architects and built by Mauck Zantzinger & Associates, Inc. Encompassing more than 6,500 sq ft, this home offers modern amenities, a chef's kitchen, and generously proportioned public rooms with high ceilings.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 57Q7WS TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$3,595,000

KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Renovated and Expanded Spanish Revival This residence was beautifully renovated in 2011 with a new modern rear addition by award winning architect Mark McInturff. The house features high ceilings, large light-filled rooms, and original floors and moldings that complement the new 3-story addition.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 97S85P TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$3,250,000

KENT WASHINGTON, DC

Arts & Crafts by Chryssa Wolfe This superbly designed residence by Chryssa Wolfe offers attractive upgrades and custom finishes. This light-filled home features large public rooms, eat-in kitchen with family room and spacious master suite. The landscaped backyard offers a flagstone terrace with multiple gardens and garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID GR8MFN TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$2,875,000

DUPONT WASHINGTON, DC

Contemporary in Dupont Boasting over 4,300 sq ft, this immaculate residence provides a unique combination of light, style, and space. Beyond the classic façade, the interior is a contemporary masterpiece that features grand living spaces, an updated kitchen, gorgeous master suite, fenced-in patio, and 3 parking spaces.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID MY6TM4 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$2,600,000

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GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Duplex Penthouse at 3303 Water Designed by renowned Handel Architects, this contemporary duplex penthouse is ideally located on Georgetown's waterfront and boasts 2,200 square feet of interior living space and an 800 square foot private terrace.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID Q9J7QM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$4,500,000

WOODLEY PARK WASHINGTON, DC

Woodley Park Contemporary by Zuckerman Builders Exceptionally built by Zuckerman Builders, this 7,440 sq ft residence is an entertainer’s dream. There is an elevator to all levels, private garden, lower level in-law suite, 2 master suites, and an open kitchen and family room. The private roof terrace has 3 seating areas, service kitchen, and powder room.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID FCG689 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM STEPHANIE OKONEK +1 301 580 8661 SOKONEK@TTRSIR.COM

$3,900,000

FOREST HILLS WASHINGTON, DC

Forest Hills by Mark McInturff Walking distance to restaurants, shops, and the metro, this residence features a stunning contemporary interior while maintaining a traditional facade. The house features large rooms, high ceilings, walls of windows, and custom millwork.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID EZHKX2 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$2,600,000

CAPITOL HILL WASHINGTON, DC

Ditto Residential and Darryl Carter Collaboration This Capitol Hill residence is a well-appointed and thoughtful collaboration between CAS Riegler, Ditto Residential, and designer, Darryl Carter. The home boasts four finished levels with recessed lighting, dark stained hardwood floors, elegant moldings, high ceilings, and an integrated speaker system.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID H98YNG TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

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KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Quintessential Kalorama Showpiece Georgian colonial style home that is rich in architectural details, c. 1912. Sited on a premier corner lot in Kalorama, nestled between Bancroft Place and 23rd Street NW. This is a rare opportunity to own a part of history.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY SHANNON HETTINGER +1 202 503 7833 SHETTINGER@TTRSIR.COM THE ROB & BRENT GROUP +1 202 263 9200 ROBANDBRENT@TTRSIR.COM

$3,650,000

CAPITOL QUARTER WASHINGTON, DC

Urban Sophistication This residence offers 4 spacious levels of living and sits on a desirable lot in Capitol Quarter. Custom built-ins, fireplace, gleaming hardwood floors, and over-sized windows highlight the exceptional quality of this home.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY BRENT JACKSON +1 202 263 9200 BJACKSON@TTRSIR.COM ROBERT SANDERS +1 202 744 6463 RSANDERS@TTRSIR.COM

$989,000

WEST END WASHINGTON, DC

Triple Mint in West End Immaculate 2,400 sq ft, 2BR + den, 2.5BA unit with expansive living room, formal dining room, den, top-of-the-line kitchen, and incredible master suite.

2-car garage parking, oversized storage room, and 24-hour front desk.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY BRENT JACKSON +1 202 263 9200 BJACKSON@TTRSIR.COM ROBERT SANDERS +1 202 744 6463 RSANDERS@TTRSIR.COM

$2,395,000

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS WASHINGTON, DC

The Best of Columbia Heights Gorgeous brand new construction of a true three bedroom condominium.

Nestled together at the corner of Park Road and Georgia Avenue NW. Design decisions were made to create open spaces. Large private outdoor area.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY BRENT JACKSON +1 202 263 9200 BJACKSON@TTRSIR.COM ROBERT SANDERS +1 202 744 6463 RSANDERS@TTRSIR.COM

$659,000

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CITYCENTER WASHINGTON, DC

Fully Customized Residence at CityCenter This bespoke pied-a-terre was fully designed by renowned architect Ernesto Santalla. Three exposures of floor-to-ceiling windows provide unparalleled natural light and frame CityCenter plaza views. All furniture and original artwork convey.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID JKG4S6 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY THE GARRISON BRECK GROUP +1 202 596 1121 INFO@GARRISONBRECK.COM

$999,900

KINSALE VIRGINIA

Waterfront Oasis Near DC and Richmond Located on a secluded street, this beachfront lot has a secure gated entry with landscaped Leland cedar trees. This private property boasts breathtaking views of the Potomac River.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID C2XBMD TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MATTHEW ALLEN +1 703 980 9106 MALLEN@TTRSIR.COM

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KINSALE VIRGINIA

Waterfront Getaway in the Northern Neck Breathtaking waterfront contemporary with over 3,500 square feet, 4 bedrooms, large den, 3.5 baths, and private pier, floating dock, and boat lift.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MATTHEW ALLEN +1 703 408 0399 MALLEN@TTRSIR.COM KATHERINE ZWICKY +1 202 256 6819 KZWICKY@TTRSIR.COM

$995,000

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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.

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$7,995,000

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CLIFTON VIRGINIA

Balmoral Designer Barry Dixon masterfully integrated nature and luxury in this stunning 13,000 square foot residence in the Virginia woodlands. The owner, an original founder and technology wizard of AOL, worked with the architect and builder, Mark Kohler, to create a home that would not disturb the forest but rather blend with it harmoniously. The interiors reflect a bespoke quality which is both natural and gracious and incorporate handmade materials, luxurious fabrics, custom designed furniture, and priceless antiques gathered from around the world. The 13-acre property encompasses a main estate residence, carriage house, pool house, six-stall stable, and screened pavilion and is offered fully furnished.

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An extensive whole house technology system affords seamless control of lighting, temperature, and a host of audio-visual components.

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ORLEAN VIRGINIA

Running Cedar Running Cedar encompasses seventy acres of absolute privacy in an incomparable blend of indoor and outdoor living spaces, all perched above the Rappahannock River flowing one hundred feet below. Richard Arentz, a renowned landscape architect, spent years designing the house and grounds with architect, Richard Williams, and interior designer, Jose Solis Betancourt, before even a single stone was laid. The result is a seamless passage between landscape and house, a clever synthesis of modern and traditional, much more than a contemporary take on the vernacular. The property serves equally well as a comfortable place for owner and guests, be they

there for the weekend or longer, as well as a backdrop for an eightyperson dinner on the west lawn.

TROPHYHOMES.COM/RUNNINGCEDAR SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID QPWBYM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF WILSON +1 301 442 8533 JWILSON@TTRSIR.COM

$4,300,000

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ORLEAN VIRGINIA

Idyllic 1795 Manor House In 1795, Orlean House came to be in the rolling hills of the Virginia countryside, in a place that was to become the village of Orlean, after which the house is named. A major stone addition was completed in 1812 with a guest cottage being added many years later, along with an Olympic equestrian designed stable and four paddocks. A historic barn and willow-lined pond add to the bucolic nature of this most special property. An extensive multi-year, multimillon dollar renovation inside and out has yielded the perfect blend of country charm, traditional elegance, historic provenance, and modern conveniences. Just 50 miles from DC, this property would make the perfect full-time residence or stunning weekend retreat.

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$2,195,000

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Historic Captain's Row Circa 1780, 117 Prince Street is the largest home on historic Captain’s Row. This famous block of Old Town Alexandria’s Prince Street is known world-wide for its historic cobblestoned streets dating back to the American Revolutionary War. The Potomac River is within view of the front door, Reagan National Airport’s close proximity allows for easy travel, and all the attractions and amenities the Nation’s Capital offers are mere minutes away.

Recent renovations to this 5 bedroom, 5 and a half bath home include a newly restored brick façade by the famous Vaughan Restoration Masonry, new roof, windows and fascia, restored rear

patio/garden, new ceilings revealing the original beams in the walkout basement, along with many other thoughtfully appointed details.

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$2,395,000

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BOYCE VIRGINIA

Exquisite Equestrian Estate History and contemporary lifestyle blend seamlessly at Kentmere.

Picturesque groves of specimen hardwoods across the 51.82 acre property in Blue Ridge Hunt territory is the setting for the main residence, built in the 1890s as a carriage barn. Expertly transformed in 2011 with a commitment to historic preservation as well as the integration of green technologies, it offers an open concept plan with stylish interiors that easily accommodates sizeable gatherings and takes full advantage of its enchanting surroundings. Superb turnkey amenities include an in-ground swimming pool, wisteria-covered pergola, charming gazebo, two

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$2,290,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

The Award-Winning GreenHouse The GreenHouse was the first single family home in the area to earn LEED Platinum certification by the US Green Building Council and went on to win countless awards, including the award for Best Luxury Custom Home by the National Association of Homebuilders in 2010. Structural Insulated Panels, geothermal heating/cooling and rooftop solar panels are but just a few of the countless features incorporated into this elegant residence. The inspired interiors captures the best elements of sustainable design by the region's top interior designers. The walkable location provides easy access to the amenities of downtown McLean.

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

$2,395,000

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.

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$2,950,000

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THE PLAINS VIRGINIA

Exquisite Hunt Country Estate Privacy, security, and serenity, just two miles from Middleburg in the Orange County Hunt. Designed for showcasing art, gracious entertaining and luxurious living, "Fidelio" features finely proportioned rooms with antique floors and exquisite mantels. This resplendent property is in pristine condition with an impeccable estate house, and impressive amenities that include guest houses, swimming pool and spa, tennis court, office, scenic vistas, gardens and streams.

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$9,749,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Masterpiece in The Reserve Impressive stone manor perfectly situated on a level, lushly landscaped premium corner lot in The Reserve. The 6-bedroom home offers abundant space for luxurious living and entertaining.

Soaring ceilings and expansive windows create bright and airy interiors. Recent renovations include new kitchens, an elevator serving all levels, new baths, and a whole-house generator. A separate carriage house offers opportunities for recreation or an on-site retreat.

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$4,500,000

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MIDDLETOWN VIRGINIA

The Shenandoah Retreat by Jim Burton A truly incredible space in the most serene setting. Atop the Shenandoah Valley, overlooking the Blue Ridge Mountains and the North Fork of the River, this modern home is a fine representation of architect Jim Burton’s internationally celebrated work. Crafted from insulated concrete, steel, and walls of glass, the home soars over its bucolic riverfront estate, offering breathtaking views. A most convenient and truly luxurious mountain retreat, to be thoroughly enjoyed in all seasons.

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$2,400,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

The McLean House by Mark McInturff Designed by architect Mark McInturff, and built with impeccable attention to detail. This home was consciously crafted for function and livability, combined with architectural details that blur pragmatic lines with a level of artistry scarcely found in the region.

Two structures, separated by an outdoor living space and pool, sit atop the verdant lot – and the list of amenities is extensive. From the climate controlled wine cellar and chef’s kitchen, to the pristine collector’s garage, this home is a hobbyist’s delight and an aesthetic masterpiece.

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$5,290,000

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McLEAN VIRGINIA

La Maison This timeless European-Style estate residence is located on prestigious Crest Lane, just minutes from Washington, DC. The private setting encompasses two acres with discrete views of the Potomac River. This residence is ideally designed for both grand entertaining and comfortable family living; gracious public rooms open to an elegant outdoor loggia. The embassy-size dining room can easily accommodate twenty guests. The private master suite is located in its own wing on the main level and features his and her dressing rooms, spacious closets, and luxurious baths. Upstairs, four luxurious bedrooms with en-suite baths are perfect for family.

The walkout lower level is flooded with natural light and includes an expansive family room with a separate kitchen, exercise room, and an exceptional home office suite.

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$4,995,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Effortless Elegance Bespoke arts and crafts style estate with exceptional warmth and comfort by Morris-Day. 1st floor master, coffered ceiling with handpainted stained glass, custom chandeliers, spa-inspired baths, custom fireplaces and dream kitchen.

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$3,995,000

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MIDDLEBURG VIRGINIA

Historic Tuliptree Farm Featuring 303 acres and comprised of several parcels placed in conservation easement, two primary residences are permitted with subdivisions of no less than 100 acres. Built as stables for a now 3 bedroom/2.5 bath main residence with 3,705 sq ft (plus separate guest home), Tuliptree Farm has been transformed into a wonderful weekend home, but can be easily converted back to equestrian/ farm uses.

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$6,895,000

McLEAN VIRGINIA

One-Acre Private Oasis One-acre private oasis in the heart of McLean combined with all new high-end renovations make this home better than new. Gated, private drive begins the journey through this classic craftsman home. Custom stream, waterfall and pond surrounded by mature landscaping, lawns, patios, deck and gazebo. Inside, luxuriate with thoughtfully designed, beautiful renovations. New high-end kitchen, baths, floors and finishes throughout. Rare lifestyle opportunity in exceptional location SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 999JF8 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY HEATHER COREY +1 703 989 1183 HCOREY@TTRSIR.COM

$2,695,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Classic Elegance Meets Modern Chic Privately sited new construction home on over 2 acres of land in the sought after neighborhood of Langley Forest. This home combines the perfect blend of classic elegance with modern chic. It features an open concept with a 2-story family room and contemporary fireplaces, master bedrooms on first and second levels, gourmet kitchen, elevator, office with private entry and custom features throughout.

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$3,499,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

End-unit Townhome in Merryhill Beautifully maintained all brick, end-unit townhouse in Merryhill with 7,560 square feet across 4 levels, including 5 bedrooms, 5 full and 2 half baths. Features hardwood floors throughout, updated kitchen, 10-ft ceilings, whole house surround sound, heated/AC 2-car garage, gym/playroom, and in-law suite with kitchen. Minutes from Tysons and DC. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 232K3T TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DAVID DESANTIS +1 202 438 1542 DDESANTIS@TTRSIR.COM

$1,999,000

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McLEAN VIRGINIA

Dwell Magazine Meets Manhattan's High Line Meditch Murphy Architects transformed this McLean property into a “Dwell Magazine” inspired sanctuary, resulting in a beautifully pared-down, modern living space. The master suite features Boffi components and a steam shower in the bathroom, and a second floor office and exercise room. Every turn is a delight with verdant views, warm heated floors and thoughtful built-in furniture. Come let your spirit relax and rejuvenate.

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$1,795,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Historic Grandeur in Old Town Light floods into the stunning parlor of this c.1874 home with soaring ceilings, expansive windows, three fireplaces, and original pine floors, hardware, and interior shutters. In the heart of Historic Old Town, this exquisite 3,000 sq ft home boasts a renovated kitchen with marble surfaces and Newport Brass fixtures, four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a lower level recreation room, and brick patio.

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$1,274,000

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GREAT FALLS VIRGINIA

Resort-Like Estate in Great Falls This magnificent gated estate was extensively renovated/expanded. 5 landscaped acres, pool, carriage house, 3 kitchens, state-of-the-art media room, tennis court, 8-car garage. Staff quarters includes 2 bedrooms.

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$5,200,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Designed with Casual, Comfortable Living as Paramount Prominently sited in the Reserve, this home has been meticulously renovated.

6 bedrooms, 7 baths with 2-story family room, fully finished lower level and guest suite above the garage.

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$3,950,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

French Country Estate Privately sited on 2 acres, this home offers sheer sophistication throughout.

Updated kitchen, gorgeous master suite with balcony. Landscaped backyard offers a beautiful terrace, built-in grill, outdoor fireplace and tennis court.

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$2,899,000

VIENNA VIRGINIA

Perfectly sited in the Heart of Tyson Remodeled and updated brick home with new kitchen and more. Stunning master suite with dual walk-in closets and luxury bath. Detached guest house with wet bar and full bath. Large backyard is surrounded by brick fence.

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$1,695,000

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ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Waterfront Retreat with Private Dock Exceptional waterfront home featuring a private dock and panoramic water views throughout. Main-level master suite, sun-lit breakfast room, chef’s kitchen, finished basement with wet bar, gorgeous slate patio, and more.

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$2,200,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Spectacular New Home in Alexandria City Over 5,500 square feet of stunning Colonial architecture with 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, wide-plank hardwood floors, ornate molding, great room with coffered ceiling, immaculate chef's kitchen, finished basement, and 2-car garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PHYLLIS PATTERSON +1 703 408 4232 PPATTERSON@TTRSIR.COM

$1,650,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Unrivaled Sophistication and Charm Renovated Colonial with 5 finished levels and lovely open layout. Professional office, gourmet eat-in kitchen, living room on master bedroom level, terrific balcony, tiered backyard with waterfall, picture-perfect cul-de-sac lot.

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$1,597,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Wooded Tranquility in Convenient Location 5 bedrooms and 4 and a half baths on large lot backing to parkland. 2-story family room, eat-in gourmet kitchen, master bedroom with fireplace and spalike renovated bath, theater and billiards rooms, and stunning 2-room gazebo.

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$875,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Langley Manor Brand new home on over an acre of historic land that once belonged to the Langely Ordinary, boasting architectural sophistication and elegant craftsmanship. Reclaimed front door, hardwood floors, and more.

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$3,679,000

DELAPLANE VIRGINIA

Historic Country Estate in Wine Country Dating to 1789, Flint Hill Farm's history is long and rich. The 2005 renovation, at over $4M, showcases craftsman custom finishes. Main home includes +11,000 sq ft plus 3 guest cottages and out-building. Views of Blue Ridge.

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$2,495,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Completely Renovated in the Heart of McLean Completely renovated in 2015 with over 7,000 sq ft of top-of-the line details including state of the art security, walnut flooring and amazing master suite.

Walking distance to Churchill Elemetary School.

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$1,999,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Beautiful French Provincial in Langley Forest Magnificent new home featuring Shoenbek light fixtures, chef's kitchen, custom built-ins throughout, including paneled library. Finished lower level, custom landscaping, and state-of-the-art technology.

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$3,799,786

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ARLINGTON VIRGINIA

Penthouse Perfection Immaculate 22nd-floor penthouse. Panoramic views showcase the Georgetown Waterfront. This 2 bed, 3 and a half bath residence boasts airy ceiling heights and walls of floor-to-ceiling glass.

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$2,699,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Dr. William Brown House circa 1757 One of the finest and most historic houses in Old Town, this detached residence is sited on two lots offering four off street parking spaces, five bedrooms, four and one half baths, lovely tranquil gardens and an elevator.

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$2,950,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Lovely Private Close-In Retreat Bordering on parkland with gorgeous grounds, majestic tall trees, mature landscaping and a pool, this beautiful home offers four bedrooms, three full baths and a state of the art gourmet cook's kitchen.

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$1,100,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Exceptional Belle Haven Home with Potomac River Views Elegant four bedroom colonial sited on a beautiful lot with mature trees and plantings is perfect for gracious entertaining as well as comfortable and relaxed living.

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$1,295,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Luxury Living in McLean This 5 bedroom traditional residence is perfectly sited on a premium level lot.

Recent renovations include a custom gourmet kitchen, hardwood flooring, spa-like baths, custom metal banister, finished basement, and landscaping.

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$1,295,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Upscale Urban Living This consciously designed, custom-built residence offers luxury and conventional livability across 3 levels. The homes boasts over 2,100 sq ft of living space, 3BR, 3.5BA, plush interior finishes, and hardwood flooring.

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$799,000

BROOKNEAL VIRGINIA

Staunton Hill Estate This majestic property currently sits on over 273 acres of an 1848 Southern Virginia Plantation. The estate includes extraordinary views of the Staunton River from any location. 11 bedrooms, 10 and a half baths in the main home.

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$3,950,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Luxury Meets Comfort Finished with unparalleled craftsmanship, this 4-story end-unit home sits on a desired lot in Alexandria’s Potomac Yard community. With over 2,200 sq ft, the home features 4BR, 3 full BA, 2 half BA, open kitchen/living area, rooftop.

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$795,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Exquisite Find for Entertainers Exquisite Colonial in sought-after Salona Village. Extensively renovated and designed by Contemporaria Design. Unique open floor plan with main level ensuite bedroom. Lush outdoors with tennis court, pool and spa.

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$2,699,000

POTOMAC MARYLAND

Showcasing Music & Art Designed to showcase art and music, this custom home in prestigious, convenient Bradley Farms features a wine room, exercise facilities, greenhouse, attached three-car garage, and lush sylvan vistas.

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$1,775,000

EASTON MARYLAND

Hugh Newell Jacobsen on Shaw Bay Sited on 5 gorgeous acres on Shaw Bay, this award-winning Hugh Newell Jacobsen home was created with serenity in mind. With over 6,000 interior sq ft and breathtaking views of the water from nearly every room, this residence offers distinct formal living spaces, 3 bedrooms including a main level master suite, a studio/office, and an attached 2-car garage.

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$2,950,000

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BETHESDA MARYLAND

Exquisite Custom-Built Masterpiece Perhaps the finest example of architecture, setting and workmanship in the metropolitan area, this truly extraordinary masterpiece has been built by and for a prominent local developer and represents the combined talents of award-winning architect Glenn Fong and the interior design of nationally recognized Barry Dixon. Exquisitely sited on a manicured and professionally landscaped private 1.5 acres with gated entry, reflecting pool, separate heated swimming pool and sensational cabana/pool house, this one-of-a-kind French Country home is convenient to the heart and vibrancy of downtown Bethesda. Over 20,000 sq ft of unparalleled beauty and design are found in this special home and pool house designed for both full scale entertaining as well as

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$18,000,000

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ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND

Extraordinary Waterfront Estate Very rarely does a waterfront estate of this magnitude make itself available to the public. Historic Holly Beach Farm with its 1908 Georgian mansion, exquisitely renovated by acclaimed Arlene Critzos and Warnock Studios, is magnificently sited on a 26-acre oasis with 3/4 of a mile of waterfront and private beach. From every exposure of the home and property are breathtaking scenic water vistas. The home itself consists of approximately 11,000 sq ft of formal and informal rooms providing for both full scale entertaining and comfortable family living. From the dramatic two-story foyer with circular floating staircase, to the exceptional formal living and dining rooms, to the gourmet chef's kitchen and private paneled library, no detail has been compromised in presenting this masterpiece reflecting the pride of ownership. Further enhancing

the home's wide appeal are sensational English gardens, rolling yards all the way to the private beach and a fantastic pool house that would delight the most discerning buyers. Ideally located within an hour of Washington DC and only 7 minutes by boat and 10 minutes by car to downtown Annapolis, this one of a kind estate has only had two owners since its construction in the early 1900s.

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BETHESDA MARYLAND

Unparalleled Original Manor Home This significant home originally built in 1913 has been incredibly expanded and renovated using the combined talents of award winning builder, Gibson Associates, acclaimed architect, George Meyers and nationally recognized interior designer, Mary Drysdale.

Sensational formal rooms combine with informal living spaces to present a very special home ideal for both full scale entertaining as well as comfortable family living. The truly exquisite 1.34-acre property with pool consisting of two separate lots is unparalleled in it design, gardens and landscaping making this home and its surrounding grounds the most desirable in all of Edgemoor. Only

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SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID HF6WTR TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MARC FLEISHER +1 202 438 4880 MARC@THEFLEISHERGROUP.COM

$11,500,000

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POTOMAC MARYLAND

One-of-a-Kind International Estate This incredible masterpiece was designed by internationally acclaimed Haleh Design and constructed by renowned and premier builder David Niroo. Unlike any home in the Washington DC metropolitan area, this spectacular estate consists of 33,000 sq ft of unparalleled design, materials and expert workmanship featuring all steel/concrete construction with high efficiency insulation system and hand made brick with natural lime stone exterior. This incredible masterpiece is exquisitely sited on a prominent 6.3 acre lot in the heart of Potomac's close-in Golden Horseshoe. From the extraordinary Great Room with 20+ foot ceilings and one of a kind plaster moldings to the exceptional banquet size Dining Room to the gourmet Habersham Kitchen to the amazing 2-story double

English Library with custom milled cherry and tiger wood paneled walls and beamed coffered ceiling, no detail has been compromised in presenting this home of distinction.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID V66LGW TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MARC FLEISHER +1 202 438 4880 MARC@THEFLEISHERGROUP.COM

$8,995,000

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POTOMAC MARYLAND

Casa D'Amor on Potomac's "Gold Coast" Located in the exclusive enclave of Bradley Farms, this residence represents luxury living at its finest. Built in 2009, this exquisite home encompasses over 13,000 sq ft of finished space. Designed for entertaining, the floor plan of the main level flows easily through public rooms and leads to the focal point of the home, a 50 ft long indoor pool under a 22 ft high glass enclosed atrium.

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SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID HKN8CW TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DAVE DESANTIS +1 202 438 1542 DDESANTIS@TTRSIR.COM

$7,495,000

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TRAPPE MARYLAND

Hugh Newell Jacobsen on the Eastern Shore Maryland's Eastern Shore is a scenic landscape along the coast of the Chesapeake Bay, home to a rich variety of waterfront estates.

This residence is an abstraction of familiar historical styles, designed by world renowned architect, Hugh Newell Jacobsen, FAIA. The home sits atop a gentle knoll, overlooking the deep waters that surround it, with nearly thirty private acres along La Trappe Creek. The estate includes a detached guest house, a hidden private driveway, and a lengthy private pier. Designed as a compliment to the region's aesthetic, with the incorporation of inspiring modern architecture, this home is a treasure that was thoughtfully crafted, and meticulously cared for.

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

$1,950,000

ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND

Joseph A. Boggs on the Severn River Overlooking the Severn River and the heart of Annapolis, this modern home, designed by Joseph A. Boggs, FAIA, has a commanding presence over its dramatic waterfront lot. One of the region’s most impressive contemporary offerings, pairing thoughtful design with a most desirable location. Intentionally discrete from the front approach, the house opens to a vast interior that directs your attention to the supreme setting behind. A private pier with 12’ MLW is a notable feature for fishing and boating enthusiasts – one that should not be missed.

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

Price Upon Request

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PASADENA MARYLAND

Privacy and Perfection on the Waterfront A true one-of-a-kind property nestled within a 200+ acre park. The gated entrance and half-mile driveway ensure privacy and security.

Perfect for hosting guests with beautiful patio and pool areas, caterer-friendly kitchen, extensive parking and impressive wood bar imported from England. Home management software, 3-story elevator, dock for large watercraft. Furnishings included. Designed

by Joseph Boggs FAIA. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID W524NF TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICKIE SIMPSON +1 202 906 9865 MSIMPSON@TTRSIR.COM COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM

$4,250,000

BETHESDA MARYLAND

Magniciant Setting; Custom Avenel Estate This stunning, private estate is perfectly sited on 2.26 manicured acres and is the ideal setting for comfortable gatherings and large events. This spacious home offers more than 8,000 sq ft, featuring 5 bedrooms with 4 full and 2 half baths. Each room on the main level flows seamlessly from the family, living and dining rooms to the library, atrium and oversized eat-in kitchen that over look the breathtaking tiered stone terraces that cascade down to the beautiful pool setting and adjoining fully finished guest house. The walk-out lower level offers a custom bar, stone fireplace, theatre, and exercise room.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY NO LR5K7W TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JAN EVANS +1 301 873 3596 JEVANS@TTRSIR.COM

$2,495,000

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SERVERNA PARK MARYLAND

Unrivaled Architecture on the Severn Nestled on a hillside overlooking the Severn River, this waterfront estate on 3.33 acres was custom built with longevity in mind. The main house and guest suite offer 12,346 sq ft of total living space, including a 1,500 sq ft main floor master bedroom suite and a massive great room with 11’ vaulted ceilings and 10’ windows overlooking the river and pool area. Adjacent to the pool, a spacious loggia with sound system and outdoor kitchen. An entertainer’s dream.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID ELM6KP TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM

$6,950,000

ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND

Perfectly Sited on Little Aberdeen Creek Incredible 3.8-acre waterfront property, including a main residence with 5,900 interior sq ft, sumptuous gardens, a tennis court, and a swimming pool with pool house. The residence is sited at the entrance of Little Aberdeen Creek, off the South River, offering absolutely stunning river views. The deep-water dock will accommodate vessels up to 80 feet. 3-car attached garage, plus 2-car detached garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID YEJBN2 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM

$5,500,000

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CLARKSVILLE MARYLAND

Stately Southern-Style Colonial Magnificent colonial on a secluded cul-de-sac with 3.5 acres. Spacious kitchen and main level library/5th bedroom. 4 large bedrooms on upper level. Walkout lower level and rear patio overlooking back yard, with room for pool.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 3Q56Q9 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM LAURA BEDNASH +1 443 418 1044 LBEDNASH@TTRSIR.COM

$1,149,000

CLARKSVILLE MARYLAND

Stunning 5-Acre Retreat Between DC and Baltimore Custom home with the highest-quality finishes and amenities on nearly 5-acres. Features gourmet kitchen, 10-ft ceilings, multiple sun rooms, conservatory, 2 catering kitchens, elevator, 4-car garage and more.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM LAURA BEDNASH +1 443 418 1044 LBEDNASH@TTRSIR.COM

$2,625,000

GAITHERSBURG MARYLAND

Private 35-Acre Retreat Within Minutes of DC Magnificent, private estate on 34 acres with gorgeous 9-hole golf course, swimming pool with cabana, sport court. Features grand living spaces with the finest finishes and amenities, surrounded by glorious scenic views.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID DHW9JR TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM

$7,000,000

BETHESDA MARYLAND

Recent Renovation and Expansion in Bethesda Totally renovated and expanded in 2006 with high-end features and finishes.

Open living spaces, gourmet chef's kitchen with French doors to terrace, heated saltwater pool. Magnificent master suite. Private fenced yard, garage.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 33WDK7 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM

$1,295,000

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DAVIDSONVILLE MARYLAND

A Grande Dame of Davisonville A beautiful 4 bed house, with large living space and master bedroom suite, situated within 10 acres of land with a 2-car garage, plenty of parking and a swimming pool.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID M5BQ4B TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY FLEUR HOWGILL +1 202 425 9403 FHOWGILL@TTRSIR.COM

$999,000

KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Stunning Beaux Arts Townhouse Sold – Architecture and design masterpiece, open floor plan with 2 fireplaces, wood and concrete flooring, gorgeous kitchen and rear garden. Full 2nd level master suite. 6,600 interior sq ft, 7BR, 6 full and 2 half BA, 2-car garage.

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

Listed for $3,375,000

OBSERVATORY CIRCLE WASHINGTON, DC

Expansive Colonial on Corner Lot Sold – Significant 1926 colonial, main house with 7,210 sq ft plus 2-car attached garage with one bedroom, one bathroom guest suite above, sited on a 12,088 sq ft corner lot. 7 bedrooms total, 4 full and 2 half bathrooms.

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

Listed for $3,375,000

OBSERVATORY CIRCLE WASHINGTON, DC

Beautifully Renovated 1925 Center Hall Colonial Sold – 6 bedroom, 4 full and 1 half bathroom colonial featuring 3 fireplaces, stunning kitchen/family room, and landscaped rear yard with outdoor fireplace and sport court.

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

Listed for $2,850,000

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OBSERVATORY CIRCLE WASHINGTON, DC

Spacious, light-filled Mission Revival Sold – Incredible home with 4-5 bedrooms, 2 dressing rooms, office, 2 full and 1 half baths. Features include traditional layout, large kitchen with skylights, large rear yard, and 1-car attached garage plus driveway.

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

Listed for $1,795,000

WATERGATE WASHINGTON, DC

Sold: Watergate Unit 105 Sold – This 4 bedroom, 4 bath residence with a wrap-around outdoor patio/ terrace offers great amenities. Originally built in 1968 and designed by Italian architect Luigi Moretti, beautifully updated apartment and full service co-op.

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

Listed for $1,495,000

WATERGATE WASHINGTON, DC

Sold: Watergate Penthouse Sold – This lovely penthouse has 2,595 sq ft of living space and 1,420 sq ft roof terrace with views of the Potomac River and DC. 2-story entrance foyer, marble floors, wrap-around windows and fireplace, and separate dining room.

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

Listed for $1,750,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Private Retreat on Over 5 Acres Sold – Mid-century modern award-winning property just minutes from Old Town with tall trees, a meandering stream and 2 ponds. This property was designed and built by a renowned architect as his personal residence.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEANNE WARNER +1 703 980 9106 JWARNER@TTRSIR.COM

Listed for $1,200,000

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CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS WASHINGTON, DC

Beautiful Unit in the Colonnade Sold – Beautifully renovated condominium with 1,222 sq ft. Separate fining room, beautiful balcony overlooking the greenery. Garage parking and extra storage included. Pool, doorman, front desk, guest parking, and fitness center.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 256 1887 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

Listed for $525,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Elegant East Village Victorian Sold – Handsome Victorian in Georgetown’s East Village. Sold for the first time in over fifty years. The home features elegant entertaining space, high ceilings, fireplaces, and original hardwood floors.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 256 1887 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

Listed for $1,850,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Historic Home with Beautiful Garden Sold – Historic home in Georgetown with an open floor plan and a beautiful garden. Lower level offering plenty of storage. House has been freshly painted, floors refinished, and new carpeting.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 256 1887 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

Listed for $850,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Luxurious Contemporary Design Townhouse Sold – Steps from parks, shops, and restaurants, this contemporary design townhouse offers the pinnacle of luxurious living. Construction by renowned architect Rudi.d. Oversized windows and high ceilings offer plenty of light.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 256 1887 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

Listed for $2,700,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Flawless Style and Sophistication Sold – Beautiful custom limestone mansion by ALM Builders in one of McLean's most sought-after neighborhood.

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

Listed for $7,150,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Stately English Cotswold Sold – Sited on almost 2 acres around Turkey Run Creek. Restored by Horizon Builders, this masterpiece features original wood floors, heated 4-car garage with guest apartment. Glass/stone cottage and pool on lush gardens.

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

Listed for $5,000,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Magnificent Equestrian Estate Sold –Unique Barnes Vanze masterpiece on nearly 11 acres. Over 10,000 sq ft with 4-car garage, overlooking rolling hills and gardens. Includes 4 bedroom guest house, 5-stall barn with riding ring and indoor tennis pavilion.

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

Listed for $4,950,000

GREAT FALLS VIRGINIA

Trophy Estate Sold – Extraordinary design and quality craftsmanship. 5 acres of spectacular vistas, multiple master suites, breathtaking 2-story great room, private guest apartment, and tennis court.

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

Listed for $3,500,000

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