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42 A New Breed of Collector While using social media to convey his passion for art, Yusaku Maezawa is setting auction-room records. By Anthony Calnek

48 Cultivating China’s New Terroir The Yunnan region could become winemaking’s next Shangri-La. By Mark Ellwood

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10 The Scene WineCrush and ArtCrush in Aspen, Old Masters in London and the La Mer Wave Walk in New York

15 Access Yves Saint Laurent museums debut in Paris and Marrakesh, post-Tiananmen art at the Guggenheim, the best of Pacific Standard Time in LA and more

26 The Collectorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Eye From Parisian vintage couture dealer Didier Ludot, a special auction dedicated to the little black dress

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DEPARTMENTS 30 At Home With Art Laid-back and elegant, designer Robert Stilin’s interiors are welcoming environments for art

34 Extraordinary Properties Streamlined and airy, midcentury modern homes continue to draw fans

38 The Reginato Files Aerin Lauder on fragrance, jewels and what it takes to live beautifully

56 Sotheby’s This Season A calendar of auctions and exhibitions worldwide, plus selected sale highlights

60 TTR Sotheby’s International Realty Property Showcase

120 Anatomy of an Artwork A John Quincy Adams daguerreotype is one of the earliest photographs of an American president to come to market

42 (Top) Visionaire magazine co-founders Cecilia Dean and James Kaliardos.

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As the seasons change, the Washington region comes alive with a bold palette of color and a wide range of extraordinary residential opportunities. From the picturesque Langley House inspired by classic European cottages featured on page 68, to the state-of-the art, downtown penthouse featured on page 92, Washington offers a wide range of beautiful homes to embrace every style. As our market expands and redevelops, we continue to strive to enhance the services we provide our clients. In May, we unveiled our newest brokerage office in Annapolis, Maryland to serve better our clients on Gibson Island, the Chesapeake Bay and the Eastern Shore, and our new Arlington brokerage office has grown rapidly beyond our projections and will be expanding this Fall. Globally, we recently welcomed our newest partners in both India and Greece, further expanding our global reach. Our objective is to provide best-in-class counsel and the highest levels of professional service to our clients, not only in the Washington region, but also around the world. This season also brings tremendous opportunities for our community partners. In October, we are delighted to support the The Middleburg Film Festival, The Rock Creek Conservancy Gala, Atlas Performing Arts, and a number of extraordinary organizations making a difference in our area. This support often involves rolling up our shirt sleeves side by side with our community partners which reminds us of how fortunate we are to live and work in the Washington area. More information on the pulse of our community as well as extraordinary real estate from Arlington to Mumbai can be found on our website, ttrsir.com. In the interim, I hope you will enjoy this issue of Art & Home and the engaging lifestyle, art and culture that is uniquely Sotheby’s. Warm personal regards,

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WINECRUSH + ARTCRUSH 2–4 August Aspen, Colorado Following John and Amy Phelan’s annual WineCrush dinner, Sotheby’s Tad Smith, along with Domenico and Eleanore De Sole, welcomed guests to a festive celebratory dinner for the Aspen Art Museum. The museum’s 2017 ArtCrush gala and benefit auction raised $2.8 million, and artist Lawrence Weiner was recognised with the Aspen Award for Art.

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ANDERSON RANCH RECOGNITION DINNER 20 July Aspen, Colorado Art world luminaries gathered at the historic Hotel Jerome to celebrate the 21st annual Recognition Dinner benefitting the Anderson Ranch Arts Center. Artist Wangechi Mutu received the centre’s National Artist Award, Jan and Ronnie Greenberg the Service to the Arts Award, and gallerist Ann Korologos the Extraordinary Leadership Award.

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La Mer teamed up with Project 0 for the La Mer Wave Walk, a public art venture benefitting the luxury beauty brand’s Blue Heart Oceans Fund, which protects marine habitats. Wave-inspired sculptures were installed around New York City and a party was held at Sotheby’s, where Kevin Doyle led a live auction that raised nearly $200,000.

Hundreds of guests enjoyed spectacular floral displays from By Appointment Only Design while previewing works from Sotheby’s London’s Old Masters and Treasures auctions. Artists from The Royal Opera gave an exclusive recital of arias by Catalani, Liszt and Puccini, and Lord Astor discussed the new book Villa Astor: Paradise Restored on the Amalfi Coast.

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SAINT LAURENT FOREVER Yves Saint Laurent was not a man to discard things. His drawings, photographs, couture sketches and design prototypes dating back to the founding of his couture house in 1962, along with thousands of garments and accessories, are now part of the Pierre Bergé-Yves Saint Laurent Foundation. To properly display them, Bergé, who was Saint Laurent’s longtime partner, has seen to the creation of two museums, one in Paris and the other in

Marrakesh, in Jardin Majorelle, the botanical garden that the couple had bought in 1980 to save it from modern development. There, Paris-based architectural ﬁrm Studio KO has created a 4,000-square-metre area, which includes a permanent exhibition space that pays homage to Morocco in its use of local stone and terracotta and to the couturier with the inclusion of brickwork lattices echoing the patterns of thread

within fabric. The Paris museum is remaining inside the legendary YSL hôtel particulier, but it has been re-envisioned by set and exhibition designer Nathalie Crinière and, ﬁttingly, interior decorator Jacques Grange: it was Grange, after all, who decorated Saint Laurent’s Villa Oasis in Marrakesh and Villa Mabrouka in Tangier. Musée Yves Saint Laurent, Paris and Marrakesh, opening 3 October. —HARRIET SALISBURY

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GENTLE GENIUS One of the cornerstones of the late Ernst Beyeler’s collection was art by Paul Klee. A new retrospective focusing on the Swiss-German artist’s abstractions offers the chance to experience his fantastic, expressive and witty creations using Beyeler’s holdings as well as loans covering the artist’s output from 1913 onward. Klee valued the purity of original ideas and never ceased experimenting. Applying paint in unusual ways to materials such as burlap, cardboard panel and muslin, he used abstraction to explore nature, architecture, music and ﬁctional characters. Having developed a deep interest in colour theory, Klee saw it as a way to escape from his natural cynicism into the optimistic nobility of art. Writing about Klee in 1916, fellow artist Oskar Schlemmer noted: “He is everything; profound, gentle and many more of the good things, and this because he is innovative.” Paul Klee, Fondation Beyeler, Basel, 1 October–21 January 2018. –HS

BUILDING A MONUMENT TO TIME

MAN OF THE HOUR Ever since childhood, Illinois-based real estate magnate Cameel Halim has been fascinated by the way things work. “I used to take my alarm clock apart,” he confesses. “Although I never put it back together again.” As an adult, his curiosity led him to amass one of the world’s most impressive collections of timepieces and glasswork. This autumn, Halim is unveiling a selection of his holdings with the opening of the Halim Time and Glass Museum in Evanston, Illinois. There, visitors can peruse galleries lined with rare automatons and pocket watches, plus an array of 18th-century Chinese clocks. “No place in the world can come close to us outside the Forbidden City’s museum,” says Halim, referring to the remarkable mechanical timepiece collection in Beijing’s Palace Museum. Personally designed by Halim, his wife and three daughters, the displays include video monitors playing each timepiece in motion. Also on view are glass mosaics, vases

and windows – a testament to the ingenuity of glass production in late 19th-century America. “It was a big revolution,” Halim notes. “Europeans had been creating stained-glass art since the ﬁfth century, but always with one layer of glass that they painted. The Americans were the ﬁrst to use layers to paint with glass.” Beyond showing famed makers such as Louis Comfort Tiffany, Halim has made an effort to highlight lesser-known glass artists, including Helen Maitland Armstrong, Frederick Lamb and Mary Tillinghast. Halim, who immigrated from Egypt in 1968, is excited to share his collection with his adopted home after twelve years of planning. “I think after you collect for a while, you realise that all these treasures don’t belong to you,” he says. “They’ve been in a lot of hands, and you’re just holding on to them. I think that this really belongs to the public.” Halim Time and Glass Museum, Evanston, Illinois, opening September 2017. —ALEXANDRA OWENS

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An automaton elephant clock from the Halim Time and Glass Museum.

Paul Klee’s Boote in der Überflutung, 1937, in coloured paste on wrapping paper, mounted on cardboard.

Nalini Malani and her family had to flee India after Partition in 1947. This dislocation became a focus for the 71-year-old artist’s long and varied career, during which she has examined the effects of violence and exile. Informed by mythology and ranging from wall drawings, paintings and installations to shadow play and theatre, Malani’s full output is now the subject of the Centre Pompidou’s first major show dedicated to an Indian artist. Much anticipated are the world premieres of films made by the artist between 1969 and 1976, when she was studying in Paris and meeting directors such as Jean-Luc Godard and Alain Resnais. Nalini Malani: The Rebellion of the Dead Retrospective 1969–2018, Centre Pompidou, Paris, 18 October–8 January 2018. —EMMA JONES

Nalini Malani’s installation Hamletmachine, 2000.

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LONDON TIME What will be new at Frieze London? It’s sex – more speciﬁcally, Sex Work, a section dedicated to galleries and women artists working at the historic edges of feminism. The cult of Marxist-Leninism is exposed in Under the Silent Eye of Lenin, an installation-performance by Luanda-based Kiluanji Kia Henda looking at witchcraft during Angola’s civil war and in Cold War science-ﬁction narratives. Meanwhile, Frieze Masters effortlessly spans thousands of years in its Collections section curated by Sir Norman Rosenthal. It includes ancient Andean textiles (from London’s Paul Hughes Fine Arts), Japanese prints by a 19th-century child prodigy (from Israel Goldman of London) and Marcel Breuer’s tubular-steel furniture for the Bauhaus (from Galerie Ulrich Fiedler in Berlin). To see more exceptional design, collectors will want to hit PAD, where historic, modern and contemporary furniture and objects can be found alongside everything from tribal art to jewellery and wallpaper. This year’s standouts include an Alberto Giacometti-designed lamp (at Galerie Alexandre Biaggi) and a Greek bronze helmet (from Phoenix Ancient Art). PAD London, Berkeley Square, 2–8 October; Frieze London and Frieze Masters, Regent’s Park, 5–8 October. —HS

AGENTS OF CHANGE Among the tumultuous events of 1989 – the fall of the Berlin Wall and a win for Solidarity in the Polish elections, among others – perhaps none had more impact on art than the protests in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square. Since then, China has come to play a central role in the global conversation. For the Guggenheim’s survey of Chinese contemporary art, curator Alexandra Munroe takes Tiananmen as her starting point and ends with the 2008 Beijing Olympics, spanning a period that began with utopianism and closed with a sense of conﬂicted euphoria. Video, performance, installation, painting, photography and land art show how Chinese artists have been both agents and skeptics in their country’s far-reaching socioeconomic and cultural revolution. Art and China after 1989: Theater of the World, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, 6 October–7 January 2018; travels to Guggenheim Museum Bilbao and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. —EJ

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RMB City: A Second Life City Planning, a 2007 video by China Tracy (aka Cao Fei).

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Francisco Artigas’s and Fernando Luna’s House at 131 Rocas, Jardines del Pedregal, Mexico City, 1966, is part of LACMA’s Found In Translation exhibition.

ollowing the success of its first edition, in 2011, the sprawling, multi-venue Pacific Standard Time returns this autumn with a focus on the vital cultural connections between Latin America and Los Angeles. Starting 15 September and continuing through early 2018, more than 70 arts institutions across Southern California are presenting scholarly museum exhibitions, gallery shows and educational programmes to collectively rewrite – and, in certain cases, to re-right – the dynamic ongoing histories and synergies between Latino and Latin American cultures in the US and beyond. Prepare for a busy autumn: there are more than 90 projects, shows and installations happening regionwide. We have chosen a few highlights from galleries and our Museum Network partners.

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From gold to concrete, feathers to stones and shells to metals, two shows at the Getty Center celebrate centuries of Latin America’s material innovations. Golden Kingdoms: Luxury and Legacy in the Ancient Americas tracks the evolution of goldworking between 1000 BC and the 16th century, bringing insights into how the Incans, Aztecs and others infused these art objects with spiritual meaning and purpose. From the collection of Patricia Phelps de Cisneros comes Making Art Concrete, which dives into the ways in which the Concrete art movement used industrial materials to articulate new forms of abstraction. “It was truly an international avant-garde movement,” explains co-curator Aleca Le Blanc, adding that the genre’s continued resonance is due to its practitioners’ “willingness to look past traditional media and process and to consider viewer participation.” The Getty Center, Los Angeles: Golden Kingdoms: Luxury and Legacy in the Ancient Americas, 16 September–28 January 2018; Making Art Concrete: Works from Argentina and Brazil in the Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros, 16 September–11 February 2018.

Three exhibitions at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) each offer a different thread to follow through the continuing history of Latino and Latin American art. Eagerly awaited is the retrospective of painter Carlos Almaraz, who died of AIDS in 1989 at age 48. A co-founder of Los Four, an influential collective of Chicano artists, Almaraz’s canvasses manage to be both darkly political and sublime. A Universal History of Infamy is one section of a three-part show introducing a new generation of artists who are puncturing traditional definitions of Latin American identity. Meanwhile, Found In Translation traces the ways in which 20th-century designers in California and Mexico influenced one another, sometimes in surprising ways.

“After Richard Neutra gave his first lecture in Mexico in 1937, architects there looked to his California houses as inspiration, and Neutra helped bring recognition of Mexican achievements back to California,” says LACMA decorative arts and design curator Wendy Kaplan. Los Angeles County Museum of Art: Playing with Fire: Paintings by Carlos Almaraz, through 3 December; A Universal History of Infamy, through 19 February 2018; Found In Translation: Design in California and Mexico, 1915–1985, 17 September–1 April 2018.

Earth, Wind and Fire With its rich flora, fauna, climates and terrains, Latin America has inspired artists and scientists throughout history, expanding our knowledge and perception of the natural world. Drawings, paintings, rare books and objects from the Huntington Library’s collection trace myriad visions of Latin America, from indigenous productions to colonial projections. Visual Voyages: Images of Latin American Nature from Columbus to Darwin, Huntington Library, San Marino, 16 September–8 January 2018.

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Women of Influence: 3 Shows The Hammer fills its galleries with more than 100 Latino and Latin American female artists whose experimental works and unconventional ideas altered art’s evolution. Shining new light on icons as well as lesser-known practitioners, this exhibition is the first to place their influence in a cultural and political context. Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960–1985, The Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, 15 September– 31 December.

Part platform for cultural exchange, part boundaries-blind commercial exhibition, proyectosLA showcases contemporary and Modern art from nineteen of Latin America’s most esteemed galleries. Founded by collector Tracy O’Brien, art adviser Teresa Iturralde and brand strategist Patricia Fajer (pictured below) the event will take place in an open-plan space designed by Mexican architect Ezequiel Farca. Curators Luiza Teixeira de Freitas and Claudia Segura have titled the exhibition Here the border is you, selecting paintings, sculptures and more from Brazil’s Galeria Nara Roesler and Galeria Vermelho, Argentina’s Nora Fisch and Henrique Faria, Chile’s Isabel Aninat, Mexico’s Galería OMR and Joségarcía, Peru’s Revolver Galería and still others from Guatemala, Colombia and the US. ProyectosLA, Wərkärtz Studio, Downtown Los Angeles, 16 September–28 October.

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The first Los Angeles exhibition of acclaimed Brazilian contemporary artist Adriana Varejão showcases two decades of her sumptuous and slyly political works, including a selection of her blue-and-white Azulejão (“big tile”) paintings and Transborroco, her sole video installation to date. Adriana Varejão: Interiors, Gagosian, Beverly Hills, 14 September–25 October.

Myth Making Gilbert Luján (1940–2011) was a force in the Chicano movement and a co-founder of Los Four who produced dreamlike murals, paintings and sculptures possessed of a ferocious yet tender spirit. His first survey explores the mythologies he created, which helped redefine Chicano identity. Aztlán to Magulandia: The Journey of Chicano Artist Gilbert ‘Magu’ Luján, Contemporary Arts Center Gallery, Irvine, 7 October– 16 December. —JENNIFER KRASINSKI

(This page, from top) Marie Orensanz’s, Limitada (Limited), 1978, at The Hammer; the founders of ProyectosLA; Gilbert Luján’s El Fireboy y El Mingo, 1988, at the CACG. (Opposite, from top) Willys de Castro’s Active Object (red/white cube), 1962, in the Getty’s Making Art Concrete; Naufus Ramírez-Figueroa’s A Brief History of Architecture in Guatemala, 2010–13, in LACMA’s A Universal History of Infamy; José María Carbonell’s Loranthus, at the Huntington.

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Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum: Jiang Zhi’s Object in Drawer (detail), 1997.

NEW YORK The Museum of Modern Art (MoMa) 23 September–1 January 2018 MAX ERNST: BEYOND PAINTING

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum 6 October–7 January 2018 ART AND CHINA AFTER 1989: THEATER OF THE WORLD

The Met Breuer 11 October–2 January 2018 MODERNISM ON THE GANGES: RAGHUBIR SINGH PHOTOGRAPHS

The Frick Collection 24 October– 11 March 2018 VERONESE IN MURANO: TWO VENETIAN RENAISSANCE MASTERPIECES RESTORED

ONTARIO Art Gallery of Ontario 21 October–28 January 2018 FLORINE STETTHEIMER: PAINTING POETRY

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PHILADELPHIA Philadelphia Museum of Art 3 November– 19 February 2018 OLD MASTERS NOW: CELEBRATING THE JOHNSON COLLECTION

SEATTLE Seattle Art Museum (SAM) 19 October–15 January 2018 ANDREW WYETH: IN RETROSPECT

TEXAS The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston (MFA) 8 October–28 January 2018 THE GLAMOUR AND ROMANCE OF OSCAR DE LA RENTA

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AMSTERDAM

Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam 23 September–3 June 2018 ‘I AM A NATIVE FOREIGNER’

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10 October–28 January 2018

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LAUSANNE

18 October–14 January 2018

Musée de l'Elysée

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25 October–7 January 2018

BASEL

GUS VAN SANT: ICONS

VERSAILLES Chateau de Versailles 24 October–25 February 2018 VISITORS TO VERSAILLES (1682–1789)

VIENNA Leopold Museum

Kunstmuseum Basel

LONDON

7 October–7 January 2018

Tate Britain

22 September– 8 January 2018

12 September–21 January 2018

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WOMANHOOD: EROS, POWER, MORALITY, AND DEATH AROUND 1500

HUMLEBÆK Louisiana Museum of Modern Art 21 September–30 December RINEKE DIJKSTRA: THE ONE AND THE MANY

Van Gogh Museum

MADRID

13 October–7 January 2018

Museo Nacional Del Prado

THE DUTCH IN PARIS 1789–1914

25 October–4 March 2018 THE SPIRIT OF PAINTING: CAI GUO-QIANG AT THE PRADO

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HERMÈS Rare cotton “Hermeselle” dress printed with trompe-l’œil details, Spring/Summer 1952 €1,000–1,200 ($1,150–1,400)

“I love this Hermeselle-style piece. This little black dress with trompe l’œil painted pockets and collar is made of cotton and can also be worn on the beach.”

ETERNAL NOIR As Karl Lagerfeld once noted, a little black dress will never leave you overdressed or underdressed. This autumn, a sale of 140 museum-quality garments from vintage couture dealer Didier Ludot honours this timeless wardrobe staple. Here, the style connoisseur and collector explains ﬁve standout looks.

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BALENCIAGA Marescot lace baby-doll dress, Autumn/Winter 1958 Haute Couture €2,000–3,000 ($2,300–3,450)

“I very much appreciate the sensuality of the tight sheath pink satin underdress, which is seen through a black lace baby-doll overdress. The lace was made by the prestigious firm Marescot.”

CHANEL Silk chiffon cocktail dress with taffeta bow, 1960 Haute Couture €2,500–3,000 ($2,850–3,450)

JUNYA WATANABE “Zipper” dress, Spring/Summer 2005 €1,000–1,500 ($1,150–1,750)

“I was seduced by the African feel of this dress, designed by Rei Kawakubo’s apprentice Junya Watanabe, who worked under Kawakubo at Comme des Garçons.”

GIVENCHY Duchess satin dinner dress, Autumn/Winter 1956–57 Haute Couture €1,800–2,500 ($2,100–2,850)

“For me, this style is the quintessence of the little black dress. I chose a picture of this dress for the poster for my 1996 exhibition at the Printemps Haussmann department store in Paris.”

“This is an especially important dress because it shows the elegance of Delphine Seyrig, who is wearing the exact same dress in Alain Resnais’s dreamlike 1961 film Last Year at Marienbad.” 1921–2010 The Little Black Dress – Collection Didier Ludot will be exhibited in Paris from 28–30 September & 2 October. Auction: 3 October. Enquiries: +33 1 53 05 53 05.

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RON ARAD All Light Long, 2002 £50,000–70,000 ($64,000–90,000)

“Arad is the eternal innovator and experimenter – always pushing the potential of new technology – and here he really flexes his material muscles. Carbon-coated honeycomb paper makes this huge table as strong as an ox, yet light as a feather.”

MATERIAL WHIRL Guest curating Sotheby’s Design auction, Wallpaper* editor in chief Tony Chambers picks works by leading creators who have engaged with materials in innovative ways.

JORIS LAARMAN Bone Rocker, 2008 £170,000–200,000 ($218,000–256,000)

“This is a mesmerising mix of natural, organic form and digital-technology production. Resulting from extensive scientific and material research and using computer algorithms to simulate natural growth, Laarman’s marble resin Bone Rocker is a kind of high-tech art nouveau. If Mother Nature designed a chair, it would probably look like this.”

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Design: Living in a Material World will be exhibited in London from 13–16 October. Auction: 17 October. Enquiries: +44 20 7293 5568.

Vertical Bench, 2011 £30,000–50,000 ($39,000–64,000)

“Is it seating? Is it a wall-hanging sculpture? Is it a plate of wooden spaghetti? Whichever way you look at it, it’s a talking point and a magnificent manipulation of material, form and function.”

STUDIO JOB Cabinet from the Perished collection, 2006 £40,000–60,000 ($52,000–77,000)

“Playful and joyful at first glance, there is often a dark humour lurking beneath the studio’s work. This cabinet, made from Makassar ebonyveneered wood with maple inlay, incorporates the fine crafts of French 17th-century marquetry found in pieces by André-Charles Boulle” – a true merging of traditional techniques and modern digital production.”

JASPER MORRISON Wing Nut Chair, 1985 £10,000–15,000 ($13,000–20,000)

“A piece of huge interest and importance, as it was designed and hand-built by Morrison himself while a student at the Royal College of Art in 1985. There are many clues in the simplicity of form, materials and construction to what he would go on to create and stand for over the subsequent 30-plus years.”

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LOW-KEY LUXURIOUS For designer Robert Stilin, a home should be as liveable as it is chic, writes Stephanie Sporn.

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How would you describe your approach to design? Mixing and layering different mediums is what I do in my practice. It’s how I view the world and how I view living and collecting. People don’t just buy art or design. They buy different pieces and have to put them together. Combining a variety of art and objects shows how things play off one another and create a mood and feeling.

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“We all want things that look beautiful, but if they’re uncomfortable and not functional, who cares?” says Robert Stilin, the New York- and Hamptons-based designer known for interiors that manage to be both laid-back and opulent. “I like homes that feel very real,” he continues. “I am not interested in creating showplaces.” Indeed, Stilin’s designs are anything but ostentatious. By combining clean-lined furnishings from various eras with reﬁned, tactile materials, Stilin creates a sense of warmth and comfort – the ideal environments for his clients’ diverse art collections. With a 2016 nomination to Architectural Digest’s AD100 list and projects ranging from a 50-acre, park-like family compound in Louisville, Kentucky, to a country house in Bridgehampton for a couple who ardently collect contemporary art, Stilin is busy these days. Yet this summer, he found time to select items from Sotheby’s Contemporary Living Online: Prints, Photographs and Design auction and created vignettes around them. Stilin spoke with Stephanie Sporn about his early inﬂuences, favourite artists and tips for incorporating art into a home.

In Robert Stilin’s space for a previous Kips Bay Decorator Show House, a Damien Hirst painting floats above the mantel, while a 1970s Kappa chair sits alongside works by Richard Prince.

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Are most of your clients experienced art collectors? They all have an affinity for art. I have everyone from budding collectors to people who have been collecting for decades. Some are very independent; others work with an adviser. I always teach them and encourage them to collect. Art adds so much value to your life, and I personally cannot imagine a home without it. Do you follow any guidelines to incorporate art into a room? I don’t think people should live in museums – clean white boxes with perfect lighting to showcase art and furniture. My clients don’t want to own warehouses full of art: they want to live with their art. People create so much fear about these valuable objects. Yes, art is expensive, but it is meant to be lived with.

Any mentors in particular? Early on, someone who had a big impact on me was collector Beth Rudin DeWoody. Travelling and shopping with her opened my eyes and taught me to search beyond the obvious things that attracted me. Also, all the people I’ve worked with over the years at Sotheby’s are like walking encyclopedias of art. The art world is really intimidating, less so now than twenty years ago, when I felt there was this natural disdain for designers. I was insecure about it, but I absorbed everything over time. The people that I have met at auction houses and galleries – along with designers, dealers, artists and collectors sharing opportunities and sources – all have been my education.

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You are also a collector. What kind of art do you live with? I’ve been collecting photography for 30 years. I love large-scale images, foldings and hangings. I also collect paintings, works on paper, et cetera, and I own works by 150-plus artists. I like to live in a very layered way. A few names that come to mind are Richard Misrach, Frank Thiel, Wade Guyton, John Chamberlain, Damien Hirst, Jack Pierson and Stanley Whitney. What is your advice to new collectors? Don’t overthink. Don’t make things too special and too precious. Larry Gagosian once said to me, “Do you like the painting? Can you afford it? If the answers are yes, then you should buy it.” He says that to people all the time: if you can afford it and you like it, buy it. Enjoy beautiful things and make them part of your life. Do a reasonable amount of homework, but don’t overanalyse. Art should be fun and make you feel good. # Stephanie Sporn is a staff writer for sothebys.com.

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How did you break into the design world? As a kid I used to sketch cars and houses, but I was raised in a family that didn’t see design as an option for me. My dad was an entrepreneur; I was studying business. It wasn’t until after college that circumstances in my life evolved. Around 1989 I opened a sophisticated design store in Palm Beach that had new and vintage furniture, art and objects. One day a couple came in wanting to buy everything and asked if I could help with their house. I didn’t necessarily know how to do that, but I just taught myself along the way. Travelling and a lot of amazing mentors in the design and art worlds are how I got myself to where I am today.

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(Above) Artworks by Julian Schnabel and Richard Misrach are mixed with a custom sofa, vintage furnishings and a Swedish pile rug in a layered interior by Robert Stilin (right).

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IN FULL BLOOM From new fragrances to fine jewels, Aerin Lauder’s impeccable taste knows no bounds.

(Above) A gold, rock-crystal and diamond ring by David Webb ($4,000–6,000) from the Collection of Aerin Lauder Zinterhofer, Sold to Benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. (Opposite) Aerin Lauder at home in New York wearing the above ring.

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Aerin Lauder has no doubt her childhood visits to her famous grandmother Estée’s houses in Manhattan, Palm Beach and East Hampton were deeply formative experiences. “My earliest memories are of how she smelled and her jewellery,” she recalls, in a telling association of fragrance, aesthetics and glamour. “When I was really little, I would reach up and grab the jewellery she left on her dresser. I was fascinated by these incredible objects.” With the upcoming Fine Jewels sale at Sotheby’s New York on 17 October, Lauder – who worked for two decades in various divisions of Estée Lauder, Inc., before launching her own global luxury lifestyle brand AERIN in 2012 – has an opportunity to link her long-standing loves of fragrance and jewels. As she prepares to launch the new AERIN Tuberose Collection, which features Tuberose Le Jour (for daytime) and Tuberose Le Soir (for nightime), Lauder is partnering with Sotheby’s to explore this inescapable dichotomy among the auction’s offerings. She is also consigning two gems of her own, the proceeds from which will beneﬁt the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF), an organisation founded by her aunt Evelyn in 1993 that today stands as the largest private funder of breast cancer research in the world. Lauder says she has always enjoyed picking different types of adornment depending on the time of day. “For day, I love really fun, wonderful, dramatic pieces of gold. At night, I like to incorporate stones and wear, for example,

a big cocktail ring.” The two items she has donated to the sale illustrate her taste: perfect for day is her gold, rock-crystal and diamond ring by David Webb, while a glamorous night on the town calls for a gold-and-diamond ring by Van Cleef & Arpels. Whatever the hour, Lauder believes it is of utmost importance that jewellery be memorable – an opinion she inherited from her illustrious ancestor. “My grandmother loved big, iconic pieces,” she says. “She liked to wear just one great jewel, with a great dress and handbag. She taught me the idea that less is more.” Such was Aerin Lauder’s inspiration when she launched her own company five years ago. Founded on the principle that living beautifully should be easy, the brand develops tailored collections in the realms of beauty, fashion accessories and home decor, which are available on her website and at select retailers. “For a busy woman, true luxury is having your options pre-edited for you,” Lauder explains. “It was the way my grandmother started her business, too. She started with just four or five products. We like to do things in a small, focused way. The idea is, you don’t have to have so much, but just have a few great pieces.” With her new fragrance collection, Lauder tells the story of one of nature’s most perfect flowers, the tuberose. Long held as a symbol of love and friendship, this prized blossom reveals different scent impressions at dawn and dusk. Hence, Lauder’s Tuberose Le Jour offers the dew-touched aroma of this flower at sunrise,

PHOTOGRAPH BY JULIAN CASSADY

“TRUE LUXURY IS HAVING YOUR OPTIONS PRE-EDITED FOR YOU,” LAUDER EXPLAINS.

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while Tuberose Le Soir evokes its opulent, intoxicating aura at sunset. “Tuberose Le Jour was inspired by the magical fields of tuberose flowers grown in India, where people gather buds at dawn to preserve their bright, fresh floralcy,” says Lauder. At night, the flower takes on a distinctly different character. “The fully opened petals are harvested only at sunset,” she explains. “I was fascinated to have experienced how the fragrance changed, becoming increasingly rich.” It shouldn’t come as a surprise that the tuberose was one of her grandmother’s favourite flowers. “Even today, when I smell one, it reminds me of her. My grandmother loved fragrance and told me never to leave the house without it. She was always testing new fragrances, but she especially loved Beautiful,” Lauder recalls, referring to the Estée Lauder scent launched in 1985. “She had an incredible nose and a passion for flowers. She loved very feminine Bulgarian roses and white flowers in general. Her houses, especially her tables, always had the most beautiful arrangements.” To refine her own horticultural knowledge and her nose, this summer Lauder toured some of England’s great gardens, including those at Chatsworth in Derbyshire and Badminton in Gloucestershire, seats of the Dukes of Devonshire and Beaufort, respectively. “The beauty of the English countryside is amazing. Everything looks so effortless and easy, yet

luxurious and warm,” Lauder reports. “I’ve never seen geraniums like I saw there. In America, you just ﬁnd hot pink or red. In England I saw purple, sparkling pink and climbing geraniums, which I had never seen before. It was magic.” Another wellspring for Lauder are the gardens of her home in East Hampton, which she inherited from her grandmother. The house, decorated largely in her favourite shades of blue and white, is a refuge she shares with her husband, their teenage boys, plus three dogs. “Weekends are all family time. We love to go sailing, bike riding, barbecueing.” But for Lauder, even weekend casual has its limits: no matter what, she dresses for dinner. On a recent safari in Tanzania, for instance, she pulled out a Stella McCartney ruffled lace blouse, which she dressed up with a piece of jewellery. Wherever she is, Lauder seeks out museums and galleries, as beﬁts the daughter of esteemed collectors and philanthropists Ronald and Jo Carole Lauder. Her father, a former US ambassador to Austria, founded the Neue Galerie in New York in 2001. Her mother has been a longtime leading trustee of New York’s Museum of Modern Art, one of the institutions Aerin also supports, along with the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where she has been a Met Gala co-chair. In her rare downtime, a favourite occupation consists in browsing through auction catalogues. “From the jewellery catalogues, I have gotten a lot of ideas for packaging for my products,” Lauder says. “I get so much inspiration from them.” It’s only apt that the Fine Jewels sale should now get a little inspiration from Lauder herself. $ James Reginato is writer-at-large of Vanity Fair and author of Great Houses, Modern Aristocrats (Rizzoli). Fine Jewels will be exhibited at Sotheby’s New York from 13–17 October. Auction: 17 October. Enquiries: +1 212 606 7392. sothebys.com/finejewels.

(Above) AERIN’s recently launched fragrances: Tuberose Le Jour and Tuberose Le Soir.

“I love coral David Webb pieces. They represent timeless elegance and go perfectly with white or black fashion.” PAIR OF CORAL AND DIAMOND EARCLIPS, DAVID WEBB

“A diamond and gold bow is the perfect complement to a classic black cocktail dress.”

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DAY AND NIGHT “Safari-inspired style. I love the idea of adding a little animal charm to your day.”

Inspired by her new fragrances, Tuberose Le Jour and Le Soir, Aerin Lauder picks her favourites from Sotheby’s Fine Jewels sale.

DIAMOND AND EMERALD BRACELET, CARTIER $40,000–60,000

“For the evening, this is one of my favourite vintage diamond cocktail rings. It’s feminine, pretty and an easy finishing touch.” From the Collection of Aerin Lauder Zinterhofer, Sold to Beneﬁt the Breast Cancer Research Foundation

VAN CLEEF DIAMOND EAR CLIPS $30,000–50,000

GOLD AND DIAMOND RING, VAN CLEEF & ARPELS

“There is nothing more classic than a great pair of diamond earrings for evening.”

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“These David Webb earrings define classic elegance. I would wear them for a fun night out.” PAIR OF CULTURED PEARL AND DIAMOND EARCLIPS, DAVID WEBB

“I love to use birds and flowers as accessories during the day. This brooch reminds me of my grandmother, Estée.” GEM-SET BROOCH, VAN CLEEF & ARPELS, FRANCE, CIRCA 1957 $10,000–15,000

$6,000–8,000

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Collector Yusaku Maezawaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tastes range from contemporary art to 20th-century design and Japanese ceramics. Here he poses with a group of 17th-century Oribe ware. Photograph by Yasunari Kikuma.

PHOTOGRAPH BY YASUNARI KIKUMA; MAKE UP BY SHINO; RETOUCHING BY MIKI STUDIO; SPECIAL THANKS TO IINO MEDIA PRO & LIGHT UP

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By setting auction-room records and using social media to convey his passion for art, Yusaku Maezawa is

redefining the megacollector, reports Anthony Calnek.

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usaku Maezawa is ready for his close-up. For his photo shoot with leading Japanese magazine photographer Yasunari Kikuma, the 41-year-old e-commerce entrepreneur arrives with a game attitude. Maezawa has brought to Kikuma’s studio a few options from his personal wardrobe, and Kikuma selects a simple black T-shirt and jeans, then asks him to take off his shoes. The shoot will take place in front of a solid blue backdrop, the colour chosen to echo the palette of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Untitled, a 1982 painting that Maezawa bought at a recent Sotheby’s auction for a record $110.5 million. The barefoot look is a nod to Basquiat, who famously posed shoeless for a 1985 New York Times Magazine cover story that helped rocket him to art world fame just three years before his untimely death. Maezawa “is like a model,” says Kikuma. He should know: The photographer has shot Kate Moss, Victoria Beckham and Penélope Cruz for publications including Vogue Japan and Dazed. “He is a very, very creative person,” Kikuma continues. In just twenty minutes, the youthful businessman – who played drums for a rock band before founding e-commerce giant Start Today and its offshoot Zozotown – has adopted a series of playful poses, then switches to a more Zen-like posture with some rare 17th-century Japanese ceramics he brought from home. “It was so much fun to work with him,” concludes Kikuma. “Maybe more than with a normal model!” Maezawa has been getting a lot of practice posing for the camera. The Basquiat auction, which took place in New York in May, captured the world’s attention. Within days, the collector was interviewed and photographed for newspapers around the globe, including The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal in the US, Germany’s Die Welt and the Chinese edition of the Financial Times. According to the Journal, Maezawa’s purchases have “almost single-handedly shifted prices skyward for Basquiat.”

(Clockwise from top left) Images from Maezawa’s Instagram feed: with a Donald Judd stack sculpture; a Corten steel sculpture in his home; announcing the Basquiat purchase at Sotheby’s; Japanese ceramics; The Wall Street Journal profile.

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Works by On Kawara and Donald Judd from Maezawa’s collection, exhibited in 2014 under the auspices of the Contemporary Art Foundation.

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Before the May auction, it was widely expected that the 1982 Basquiat would edge out the artist’s previous record of $57.3 million, which Maezawa had also set, in 2016. But even the most jaded auction aficionados found themselves holding their breaths in the Sotheby’s saleroom that May evening. Auctioneer Oliver Barker started the bidding at $57 million, and the price swiftly rose to $68 million, offered by a telephone bidder. That bidder, it turned out, was Maezawa, who was watching the simulcast of the auction from his Tokyo home in a time zone twelve hours ahead, calmly phoning in his bids as his staff watched with mounting nervousness. Barker was poised theatrically, announcing “fair warning now,” and about to bring the gavel down, when a new bidder in the room raised his paddle. It is unheard-of for a bidder to enter the contest at such a dizzying altitude, and gasps could be heard in the room. This was followed by complete silence from the crowd, as the two determined bidders went back and forth for several minutes until finally, $30 million later, the phone bidder took the painting with a $98 million bid. (The final price includes the buyer’s premium.) Then the next phase in the drama began unfolding. Generally, when the $100 million bar is broken at auction, rumours abound concerning the identity of the buyer. Such was the case when Edvard Munch’s The Scream sold at Sotheby’s in 2012 for $120 million to an anonymous phone bidder, inciting weeks of speculation about the owner’s identity until The Wall Street Journal reported that it was a prominent New York collector. That was not the case with the Basquiat sale. Within a few minutes, Maezawa’s 200,000 followers on Instagram and Twitter learned that he was the painting’s new owner. Posting a photo of himself taken a few days earlier during a private viewing of the painting in New York, Maezawa wrote: “I am happy to announce that I just won this masterpiece. When I first encountered this painting, I was struck with so much excitement and gratitude for my love of art. I want to share that experience with as many people as possible.” Soon, the world learned a tremendous amount about Maezawa’s wide and deep commitment to collecting. The best place to start is on Instagram. To follow @yusaku2020 is to enter a world where art is a defining feature of everyday life. There you’ll find photos he frequently posts of new additions to his collection and how they are displayed in his home, such as a Richard Prince nurse painting in a stairwell and prized 20thcentury design classics by Jean Prouvé in the living room. He also frequently includes pictures documenting his visits to museums and galleries

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around the world, time spent with artists like Ai Weiwei and Takashi Murakami, his tours of fabled French wine cellars and even his appearance at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Met Gala. In an interview over email, I asked Maezawa for his views on social media and the way it may be changing the staid art world. “I believe information sharing and openness allow things to become more fairly evaluated,” he replied. “My announcement of the Basquiat purchase on Instagram has provided an opportunity for the world to reassess and acknowledge the outstanding talent of the artist. On the other hand, I also look for the works of completely unknown and young artists on Instagram and actually purchase their works if I feel the quality is good.” Social media provides an accessible window into Maezawa’s world, but for those who have been following his journey as a collector for many years, the picture is much richer and more complex. According to Amy Cappellazzo, chairman of

“I LIKE TO SHARE WHAT I LOVE WITH EVERYONE.”

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(Clockwise from top) Exhibitions organised by Maezawa’s Contemporary Art Foundation: Generation Y: 1977, featuring works by Adrian Ghenie and others (2016); Onko Chishin, featuring works by On Kawara and Donald Judd (2014); and Jean Prouvé: The Constructor (2016).

Sotheby’s Fine Art Division, “Yusaku Maezawa is an incredibly brave, innovative and passionate collector who is not bound by convention. His vision is all his own – guided by his instinct, sensibility and eye for quality. His approach to building a collection is organic and transcends typical boundaries, like geographical origin or historical period. The results are impressive and represent collecting at the highest level.” If courage and innovation are the characteristics that have guided Maezawa’s journey as a collector, it is a desire to share his art widely – and not just through social media – that truly sets him apart. In 2012 in Tokyo, he started the Contemporary Art Foundation (CAF), which organises exhibitions and gives grants to young artists and musicians. The foundation’s innovative programming dovetails with Maezawa’s collecting interests, as in a recent exhibition of Jean Prouvé furniture designs it staged at the French ambassador’s official residence in Tokyo, and a 2014 show that juxtaposed the conceptual art of On Kawara with minimalist sculpture by Donald Judd. Kawara and Judd are two artists Maezawa cites as representative of his collection, along with Basquiat, Jeff Koons and Pablo Picasso. Maezawa’s interests aren’t limited to art market favourites. “I am also fascinated by artists of my own generation and those younger than me. I believe art has no boundaries, and my passion is equally strong for many other categories. My collection includes not only contemporary art, but also design by Jean Royère and Japanese antique ceramics such as Oribe and Raku.” Does he take a varied approach to collecting art, design and antiquities? “I don’t feel any differences,” he replies. “I want to live surrounded by beautiful things.” Putting his collection on view through the CAF’s exhibitions and giving young emerging artists opportunities makes Maezawa happy: “I like to share what I love with everyone,” he says. That impulse has led him to plan a museum to showcase his holdings in Chiba City, his hometown, some 40 kilometres from downtown Tokyo. Yet beyond acknowledging that the museum is in the planning stages, Maezawa remains mum about its schedule or even who its architect will be. All that seems certain is that when the collector decides to reveal details, it will be through social media. So make sure to keep following @yusaku2020. * Anthony Calnek is editor in chief of Sotheby’s magazine.

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NEW TERROIR The Yunnan region could become winemaking’s next Shangri-La, reports Mark Ellwood.

n a rural corner of the Himalayan foothills, deep in the north of China’s southwestern Yunnan province, Frenchman Maxence Dulou rules an unlikely fiefdom: a patchwork of vineyards bolted precariously to steep slopes dotted with small villages. So wildly does the terroir vary, Dulou confides, that he had to carve the land into more than 300 distinct portions, each individually mapped and managed. In every lot, fruit-keeping, pruning, irrigation and weeding are customised, with the work conducted by local farmers who tend to the vines by hand. In Yunnan, each acre requires 1,400 hours of labour per year, about four times more than what is bestowed on even the best Bordeaux or Burgundy. “If you wanted to do this in France, people would say, ‘You are crazy,’” Dulou says. “But in China, we have the people for it, people who understand the plants.” The product of such painstaking cultivation is Ao Yun, a new wine that Dulou hopes will shatter the perception of Chinese wine among oenophiles. A 90 per cent Cabernet Sauvignon and 10 per cent Cabernet Franc blend, Ao Yun is grown at altitudes up to 8,500 feet – hence its name, which means “roaming above the clouds” – and produced in highly limited quantities: only 24,000 bottles are available worldwide. The first vintage, 2013, was released a year ago, and 2014’s has just come to market. While clearly in command of this ambitious enterprise, Dulou didn’t create Ao Yun by himself: from the outset, luxury brand LVMH underwrote the project, which was directed by wine division head Jean-Guillaume Prats. Several years ago, Prats saw clear parallels between rural Yunnan and several of the world’s finest winemaking regions. “It’s like Bordeaux in terms of weather patterns, and like the remote villages of Spain where people have farmed for generations,” Prats noted recently, adding: “The extraordinary landscapes resemble the Uco Valley in Argentina, and the light and blue sky are like Stellenbosch in South Africa.” It was in South Africa, in fact, that Prats first met and was impressed by the Bordeaux-born Dulou, who was then working in one of the country’s vineyards. The combination of his experience in France and his ability to translate it on a new continent made Dulou perfectly suited for the task when, after surveying various potential locations across China’s Middle Kingdom, Prats took a 50-year lease on this breathtaking area in Yunnan. Making the long-term commitment of leading LVMH’s China project, Dulou once again moved continents, along with his Chilean-born wife and two young children. There were already vines under cultivation in Yunnan’s rural heartland, brought there by a French missionary in the late 19th century, but production was small-scale and largely stymied since the Cultural Revolution. Dulou was instantly

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LVMH’s newest prestige wine is grown in the Himalayan foothills.

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“AGRICULTURE HERE HASN’T CHANGED IN A HUNDRED YEARS,” SAYS WINEMAKER MAXENCE DULOU, “AND OUR AMBITION WAS TO KEEP IT THAT WAY.”

smitten by this unexpected location – and not just because older vines like these would allow production to ramp up much more rapidly than starting from scratch. “The villages here – Adong, Xidang, Sinong and Shuori – are a patchwork of walnut trees, corn fields, barley and vineyards. Agriculture here hasn’t changed in 100 years, and our ambition was to keep it that way,” he says. The chance to hand-tend the vines was unmissable, as was the opportunity to meticulously compose a wine using grapes from discrete small holdings: with the four villages sitting at different altitudes, their terroirs and levels of sun vary wildly, allowing for much nuance. Although these possibilities were intertwined with obvious logistical challenges, Dulou was not deterred – on the contrary. The first and largest obstacle lay in the remoteness of the vineyards, a gruelling day’s drive through the mountains from the Yunnan capital of Kunming. Dulou rapidly recognised that Ao Yun’s operation would need to be self-sufficient: if equipment malfunctioned, for example, he and his team needed to fix it themselves rather than wait two weeks or more until a repairman could reach them. Another difficulty resided in the frequency of power outages, which put such processes as bottling at risk if the electricity cut out during operation. After several such incidents, Dulou installed a backup generator as a safeguard and has kept many other processes electricity-free: for instance, de-stemming is done manually, thus avoiding potential mechanical hiccups. The extremes of weather and climate presented another challenge. The valleys are so steep-sided that they receive restricted hours of sunshine even in midsummer. As a result, grape-picking usually takes place in late October, around 160 days after flowering, as opposed to the typical 120-day turnaround in Bordeaux. But the climate here has unexpected upsides, too: the dry, thin air keeps pests and diseases like botrytis and mildew largely at bay, so farming can be organic and pesticide-free. Vinification at such altitudes was also groundbreaking, and Dulou tinkered with the process like a mad scientist, exploring how the low levels of oxygen impact yeast, maceration and extraction. Ultimately, Ao Yun’s custom-built cellar was sited in the highest village, Adong, at around 8,500 feet. Housed in a round, earth-walled building, it is intended to blend seamlessly with the existing local architecture. Ao Yun is not the only premium wine originating in China. Another LVMH subsidiary, Chandon, already produces a champagne-style sparkling wine in the northern region of Ningxia. Several years ago, Italian conglomerate Illva snapped up a sizable share of Changyu, the country’s oldest winemaker, and has since helped the producer upgrade both its technical facilities and its quality. As a result, Changyu’s $900 million Wine City – a kind of oenophile’s theme park in Yantai – relies on Italian-made machines for production and bottling. But will such Old World expertise applied to new and existing Chinese winemakers persuade wine lovers worldwide to sample their Cabernets and bubblies? Perhaps Ao Yun will begin to answer this question. Sotheby’s wine

expert Nicholas Jackson seems to think so. “I feel this is the ﬁrst great Chinese wine. In terms of wine style, a lot of people have said it is like Bordeaux, but I don’t see that,” Jackson says. “I think it has a unique nose and palate, a freshness and saline character that balance the power, and a local herbal streak that comes from that inclusion of 10 per cent Cabernet Franc. Will it sustain? I don’t see why not, given the quality of this ﬁrst vintage.” Unsurprisingly, LVMH’s Prats agrees: “Allow me to dream, and I would like it to be like Penfolds Grange,” he says, referring to the famed Australian wine. “An iconic New World wine that is perceived as something unique, with very few counterparts – a benchmark wine that carries a mystique.” That is a lofty aim, but one that Dulou might well achieve. After all, his new region of choice has long been thought of as the seat of the mythical Shangri-La. #

(Above) Ao Yun’s 2013 vintage. (Opposite) Winemaker Maxence Dulou.

New York-based Mark Ellwood writes regularly for Bloomberg, Departures and WSJ Magazine. Ao Yun 2013 and 2014 are available at Sotheby’s Wine Retail in New York ($295) and Hong Kong (HK$2,380). Enquiries: New York: +1 212 894 1990; Hong Kong: +852 2886 7888; wine@sothebys.com.

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Photographer-provocateur Steven Klein and the co-founders of Visionaire spoke with Stephanie Sporn about their forthcoming collaboration, dark humour and killer heels.

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ommit to something,” reads the tagline on the photograph of a woman wearing diamond earrings and little else, breastfeeding twins over a plate of steak tartare. If Equinox was looking to turn heads with its recent ad campaign, the elite fitness brand has succeeded. This startling image was created by Steven Klein, the photographer whose own “something” is an artistic vision that is seductive, transgressive and gender-bending. Saturated colour, highcontrast tonality and pointed storytelling are typical of Klein, whose background in film informs his fashion editorials and luxury-brand campaigns with cinematic magnetism and suspense. Klein says his models and celebrity subjects “are fearless when they can understand the difference between making pretty pictures versus interesting photographs.” “Ugliness and beauty are in the eye of the beholder,” adds Klein, keenly aware that his daring work has caused shock waves over the years. When he photographs A-list stars such as Brad Pitt, Naomi Campbell or Lady Gaga, he often portrays them in scenarios that are erotic, foreboding and sometimes violent. In a 2003 sound and video installation, for instance, the photographer cast Madonna as a performance artist living out her most abject fears: in one scene, the pop star, surrounded by coyotes ready to pounce, is in a backbend and tied to a pole. Bondage, extreme poses, constricting clothing and dangerously vertical footwear are preferred Klein tropes. In his photograph Killer Heels, Klein shows female feet clad in devil-red stilettos after they have irrevocably scratched a car hood. The work, a 34-by-60-inch still from his video for the 2014 Brooklyn Museum exhibition of the same name, will be offered directly from Klein’s studio in Sotheby’s Photographs sale on 5 October. As one of the most in-demand imagemakers working today, Klein is a favourite contributor to major fashion glossies such as Vogue and W. Yet one of his longest-running and closest collaborations has been with Visionaire, the influential, high-concept art and style publication that has come to define a certain brand of downtown New York cool. At its launch in 1991, Visionaire was the brainchild of the ultra-hip trio of Cecilia Dean, a student and model, and James Kaliardos and Stephen Gan, classmates at the Parsons School of Design (Gan left Visionaire in 2014). Their creation challenged the traditional magazine format: rather than as issues, Visionaire would be released in editions built around a theme and created in collaboration with artists,

(Previous pages) Steven Klein’s Killer Heels, 2014 (estimate $18,000–22,000), will be offered at Sotheby’s New York on 5 October.

(This page, from top) Klein’s portrait of Alexander McQueen in Visionaire 58 SPIRIT, a tribute to the late designer, and a Klein image from Visionaire 31 BLUE. (Opposite) Visionaire 67 FETISH, which includes a set of eleven-by-fourteen-inch photos by Klein, to be released this autumn.

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“I TRY TO CREATE INTRIGUE THROUGH THE RIDICULOUS AND THE MACABRE,” SAYS KLEIN.

photographers, designers and performers – Mario Testino, Alexander McQueen and David Bowie, to name a few. The editions, numbering 66 so far, have been sculptural objects by contemporary artists, such as nesting-doll toys with designs by painter Alex Katz; more ephemeral, as in a set of 21 vials of experimental fragrances each paired with a picture by an international photographer; or in the form of provocative images that artists couldn’t easily publish elsewhere. “We were always – and still are – not afraid to publish highly controversial or explicit imagery,” says Dean, adding that Visionaire has remained advertisement-free “so photographers can express themselves without the usual commercial constraints.” Klein’s ﬁrst appearance was in 1993’s Visionaire 8 THE ORIENT, which began an ongoing creative dialogue. “Steven is a visionary,” says Kaliardos. “There’s no one like him. His identity is so clear, yet he has been able to traverse many different styles and atmospheres.” Klein’s work has been featured in nearly a third of Visionaire’s editions, but the photographer has not had one devoted entirely to himself – until now. The forthcoming Visionaire 67 FETISH is all Klein, comprising ten neverbefore-seen photographs enclosed in a sleek three-piece black box produced in an edition of 200. (It will be unveiled this autumn at Sotheby’s New York.) “Visionaire 67 FETISH is the absolute, unadulterated embracing of photography and Steven’s imagination,” says Dean. “By delivering something tactile, we are paying homage to the art and

craft of real photography and printing.” Kaliardos adds that the collectible format is “a remedy to the current nature of the disposable modern fashion editorial.” Appropriately, in Klein’s Visionaire 67 FETISH series, pleasure and pain are intertwined. In one photo, leopard pumps stomp over a blindfolded man’s face. In another, a pointy crimson stiletto stabs the crotch of a decapitated Ken doll. This edition also includes a version of Killer Heels, the work that Klein is offering at Sotheby’s. “I love the juxtaposition,” says Dean, noting how both stilettos and cars are clichéd symbols of female and male desirability. “It could seem like the woman has been forced to do something against her will, but my interpretation is that she is alone and seeking sweet revenge by ruining a man’s prized possession: his car.” Klein specialises in cultivating that kind of ambiguity. “I try to create intrigue through the ridiculous and the macabre,” he says. “For me, it is a balance of dark humour and a study of sculptural objects. The heels have strong personalities – some of them are killers.” # Stephanie Sporn is a staff writer at sothebys.com and has written about art and culture for The Hollywood Reporter, DuJour, Refinery29 and others. Photographs will be on view in New York 30 September–4 October. Auction: 5 October. Enquiries: +1 212 894 1149. For more information about Visionaire 67 FETISH or previous editions, please contact sales@visionaireworld.com. Issue 67 can be purchased on visionaireworld.com.

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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.

OCTOBER

2 IMPORTANT WATCHES Exhibition 28 Sept–1 Oct Auction 2 Oct, Hong Kong

FINE CHINESE PAINTINGS Exhibition 28 Sept–1 Oct Auction 2 Oct, Hong Kong

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Formerly From the Collection of Mrs. Severance Millikin, Cleveland, Ohio Emerald, ruby and diamond brooch, Van Cleef & Arpels, Paris, circa 1957 $10,000–15,000 Fine Jewels

17 October, New York (Below) An exceptional and rare inlaid gilt-bronze figure of Manjushri, Nepal, 14th century HK$15,000,000– 25,000,000 The Heart of Tantra – Buddhist Art

3 October, Hong Kong

CONTEMPORARY INK ART: CONFLUENCE Exhibition 28 Sept–1 Oct Auction 2 Oct, Hong Kong

3 1921–2010 THE LITTLE BLACK DRESS – COLLECTION DIDIER LUDOT Exhibition 28–30 Sept & 2 Oct, Paris Auction 3 Oct, Paris The following Hong Kong auctions will be held on 3 October, with presale exhibitions from 28 Sept–2 Oct.

MAGNIFICENT JEWELS & JADEITE IMPORTANT CHINESE ART SONG – IMPORTANT CERAMICS FROM THE LE CONG TANG COLLECTION

1 S|2 Selling Exhibition

ROBERT GRAHAM: SELECTED WORKS 1978–2004 8 Sept–6 Oct, New York S|2 Selling Exhibition

ROBERT INDIANA: WORKS FROM THE COLLECTION OF HERBERT LUST 8 Sept–6 Oct, New York Selling Exhibition

AMERICAN SCULPTURE: BEYOND LIMITS 9 Sept–29 Oct, Chatsworth, Derbyshire Selling Exhibition

SOTHEBY’S DIAMONDS 28 Sept–3 Oct, Hong Kong

THE BEST OF THE BEST – THE MQJ COLLECTION OF MING FURNITURE Exhibition 29 Sept–2 Oct Hong Kong

FINEST AND RAREST WINES Auction 29–30 Sept Hong Kong

WINES FROM THE CELLAR OF FUX RESTAURANT Auction 30 Sept, Hong Kong

MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART EVENING Exhibition 28–30 Sept Auction 30 Sept, Hong Kong The following Hong Kong auctions will be held on 1 October, with presale exhibitions from 28–30 Sept.

WINE, PINE AND STONE RETREAT COLLECTION – TREASURES

MODERN & CONTEMPORARY SOUTHEAST ASIAN ART

THREE MASTERPIECES FROM THE COLLECTION OF AN ENGLISH LADY

FINE CLASSICAL CHINESE PAINTINGS

THE HEART OF TANTRA – BUDDHIST ART THE EDWARD T. CHOW “BAJIXIANG” BOWL

The following Hong Kong auctions will be held on 1 October, with presale exhibitions from 28 Sept–1 Oct.

MODERN ASIAN ART CONTEMPORARY ART MORITA SHIRYU: BOKUJIN

A Colombian emerald and diamond parure, Van Cleef & Arpels (necklace shown) HK$16,000,000– 24,000,000 Magnificent Jewels & Jadeite

3 October, Hong Kong

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(Above) ALEXANDER CALDER Untitled, 1960 £1,800,000–2,500,000 Contemporary Art Evening

5 October, London (Left) A stainless-steel automatic centreseconds diver’s wristwatch with bracelet, ref. 5513, “Metres First” submariner, circa 1967 HK$26,000– 50,000 Important Watches

2 October, Hong Kong

6 CONTEMPORARY ART DAY Exhibition 30 Sept–5 Oct Auction 6 Oct, London

BAUHAUS_DEFINING A CENTURY Exhibition 30 Sept–5 Oct Auction 6 Oct, London

AMERICAN ART Exhibition 30 Sept–5 Oct Auction 6 Oct, New York

5 CONTEMPORARY ART EVENING Exhibition 30 Sept–5 Oct Auction 5 Oct, London

IN CONTEXT – ITALIAN ART Exhibition 30 Sept–5 Oct Auction 5 Oct, London

PHOTOGRAPHS Exhibition 30 Sept–4 Oct Auction 5 Oct, New York

RM SOTHEBY’S HERSHEY Exhibition 5–6 Oct Auction 5–6 Oct, Hershey, Pennsylvania

9 10 S|2 Selling Exhibition

EL SALAHI WILLIAM TURNBULL 9 Oct–17 Nov, London

BIBLIOTHÈQUE R. & B. L. – ROMANTIC WORKS Exhibition 6–9 Oct Auction 10 Oct, Paris

12 13 IMPORTANT JEWELS & JADEITE Exhibition 28 Sept–2 Oct & 7–10 Oct Auction 12 Oct, Hong Kong

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OLD MASTERS ONLINE: VENICE Exhibition 13–26 Oct, New York Auction 13–26 Oct, Online

FINE TIMEPIECES Exhibition 28 Sept–1 Oct & 7–11 Oct Auction 13 Oct, Hong Kong

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OLD MASTER COPIES ONLINE: IMITATION AND INFLUENCE Exhibition 27–30 Oct, London Auction 17–30 Oct, Online

DESIGN: LIVING IN A MATERIAL WORLD Exhibition 13–17 Oct Auction 17 Oct, London

FINE JEWELS Exhibition 13–17 Oct Auction 17 Oct, New York

18 Selling Exhibition

ETERNAL WATER: PAINTINGS BY WUCIUS WONG 18–30 Oct, Hong Kong

FINEST & RAREST WINES Auction 18 Oct, London

An unusual doucai and famille-rose inscribed “autumn” moonflask, Qianlong mark and period HK$12,000,000– 18,000,000 Important Chinese Art

3 October, Hong Kong

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21 DADA, SURREALISM & BEYOND: THE DR. ARTHUR BRANDT COLLECTION

19 MODERNITY: FROM RODIN TO SOULAGES Auction 19 Oct, Paris

COLLECTIONS & CURIOSITIES Exhibition 13–17 Oct Auction 19 Oct, New York

Auction 21 Oct, Paris

23 25 ARTS OF THE ISLAMIC WORLD (Above) A portrait of a prince holding a falcon, style of Muhammad Hasan, Persia, Qajar, circa 1820 £60,000–80,000 Arts of the Islamic World

25 October, London (Below) LUCIO FONTANA La Silla Barroca, 1946 £500,000–700,000 In Context – Italian Art

5 October, London

Exhibition 20–24 Oct Auction 25 Oct, London

MODERN & CONTEMPORARY SOUTH ASIAN ART Exhibition 20–24 Oct Auction 25 Oct, London

27 COLLECTIONS: EUROPEAN DECORATIVE ARTS Exhibition 13–26 Oct Auction 27 Oct, New York

30 BOOKS & MANUSCRIPTS Auction 30 Oct, Paris

20TH CENTURY ART/ MIDDLE EAST Exhibition 20–23 October Auction 23 Oct, London

PRINTS & MULTIPLES Exhibition 20–23 Oct Auction 23–24 Oct, New York

DIEGO GIACOMETTI Guéridon arbre au hibou, circa 1980 €150,000–200,000 Design

31 October, Paris

26 FINE AUTOGRAPH LETTERS AND MANUSCRIPTS FROM A DISTINGUISHED PRIVATE COLLECTION, PART I: MUSIC Exhibition 21–25 Oct Auction 26 Oct, London

THE MAGNIFICENT BOTANICAL LIBRARY OF D. F. ALLEN Exhibition 21–25 Oct Auction 26 Oct, New York

31 COLLECTIONS Exhibition 28–30 Oct Auction 31 Oct–1 Nov London

DESIGN Auction 31 Oct, Paris

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convenient access within minutes to Washington, DC and the region’s major airports. The exceptional brick and limestone main residence reflects the finest traditions of the Georgian Style. Inside, a gracious entry hall opens to public rooms scaled to

Merrywood Estate

accommodate both large gatherings and intimate family occasions. The interiors

Since 1919, Merrywood has graced the banks of the Potomac River in

are the bespoke masterwork of renowned designer, Barry Dixon. The second floor

prestigious McLean, Virginia. Renowned as the finest private estate in the

family quarters include an expansive master suite with his and her dressings rooms,

Washington, DC region, Merrywood reflects a storied history, serving as

a private study and an exercise room. Four additional en-suite bedrooms grace this

home to several of America’s most influential political and business leaders.

level. Upstairs, four bedrooms and three baths are comfortably scaled.

As the childhood home of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Merrywood was elevated to a position of prominence in the mid-1940s and has since

The gracious character of the estate is perhaps never more evident than in the

continued to provide a celebrated venue to host presidents, business

outdoor gardens. The formal gardens are reminiscent of the timeless work of

leaders, artists, and countless family celebrations.

celebrated 19th and 20th Century landscape architect, Beatrix Ferrand, reflecting a series of outdoor garden rooms for large scale entertaining, intimate al fresco

The estate is discretely positioned on seven private acres with sweeping

dining, or simply relaxing and engaging the sweeping views. Steps from the main

views of the Potomac River. The location is unparalleled and provides

residence, a sun-drenched pavilion provides a full kitchen, separate exercise studio,

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changing rooms, and an indoor pool, in addition to access to the lighted tennis court and outdoor swimming pool. A separate carriage house provides indoor parking for four automobiles, an estate office, security office, and accommodations for staff. The entire property is gated, fenced, and protected by state-of-the-art security system. Throughout, the estate has been impeccably maintained, and the systems and technology are the finest available. Unquestionably, Merrywood is the finest private estate in the Washington,

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID EKW9SJ TTR SOTHEBYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MARK LOWHAM +1 703 966 6949 MLOWHAM@TTRSIR.COM JULIANA E. MAY +1 703 891 8381 JULIANA.MAY@AM.JLL.COM

DC region. $49,500,000

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THE PLAINS VIRGINIA

Exquisite Hunt Country Estate Privacy, security, serenity, Orange County Hunt and just two miles from Middleburg! 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 residence, and impressive amenities that include a swimming pool and spa, tennis court, guest houses, office, scenic vistas, gardens and streams.

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SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID K4WVJ7 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CHRISTOPHER RITZERT +1 202 256 9241 CRITZERT@TTRSIR.COM CHRISTIE-ANNE WEISS +1 202 256 0105 CWEISS@TTRSIR.COM

$9,749,000

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GREAT FALLS VIRGINIA

Exquisite 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 six bedrooms and nine baths. The nearby guest house includes two bedrooms, three 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.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID W9TBM9 TTR SOTHEBYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS

+1 703 760 0744 PENNY@YERKS.COM $7,995,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Exceptional Potomac Riverfront Estate Situated on nearly 5 private acres at the edge of a woodland glen bordered by Scott’s Run Park and overlooking the Potomac River and abundant natural splendor, this custom home was designed for luxury and comfort. A preeminent team including Barnes Vanze Architects, Horizon Builders and Barry Dixon Interiors created this exceptional manor inspired by the English architect, Charles Voysey, the preeminent English landscape architect, Capability Brown, and renowned arts and crafts designer, William Morris. Exterior amenities such as an infinity swimming pool and spa, terraces for each bedroom, vegetable and perennial gardens that offer a waterfall and naturalized landscapes embrace the residence adding enchantment and showcasing vistas.

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SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 2GQEV9 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CHRISTIE-ANNE WEISS +1 202 256 0105 CWEISS@TTRSIR.COM CHRISTOPHER RITZERT +1 202 256 9241 CRITZERT@TTRSIR.COM

$6,975,000

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CLIFTON VIRGINIA

Exquisite 13-Acre Equestrian & Golf Estate in 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.

An extensive whole house technology system affords seamless control of lighting, temperature, and a host of audio-visual components. TROPHYHOMES.COM/BALMORALGREENS SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 92RCT9 TTR SOTHEBYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF WILSON +1 301 442 8533 JWILSON@TTSIR.COM CORY MOLINA +1 703 447 5699 CMOLINA@TTRSIR.COM

$5,999,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Langley House Inspired by the architecture of classic European cottages, this extraordinary estate residence is located in the heart of McLean in prestigious Langley Farms. With unparalleled access to all major business centers and regional airports, few locations offer both the privacy and walkable convenience to downtown McLean found here. The house was designed by architect Walter Lynch and interior designer Susan Alefantis to accommodate both comfortable daily living and gracious entertaining. Featured on numerous house and garden tours as well as in Traditional Home Magazine, the understated façade immediately captures ones attention with the flickering gas porch lantern, transom windows, and rough-hewn

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lintel beams that accent the authentic stucco exterior. Custom, selfwatering flower boxes grace the exterior of many windows bringing nature inside. The rare, 9-piece slate roof, copper gutters, and tall chimneys complete the European character.

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$5,475,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Villa Firenze This exceptional estate is discreetly located in Langley Farms, one of the region’s most prestigious neighborhoods. The architecture and timeless design bring together the best traditions of classical architecture and a modern perspective on gracious entertaining and family living. Anchoring the main residence, a two-story central hall is flooded with natural light from a spectacular glass conservatory ceiling. Beyond the entry hall, the elegant living room is centered on a gracious fireplace with multiple french doors opening to a large terrace overlooking the grounds. The expansive dining room is suited for hosting heads or memorable family celebrations and can easily accommodate four or forty guests for a seated dinner.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID V7ZB44 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS

+1 703 760 0744 PENNY@YERKS.COM MATTHEW ALLEN

+1 202 256 6819 MALLEN@TTRSIR.COM $4,995,000

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ARLINGTON VIRGINIA

Extraordinary and Unparalleled Urban Oasis This the one and only home of its kind that comprises over 6000 sq. feet of professionally custom designed interior space and features incredible unencumbered views of the Potomac River and Washington DC’s historic monuments. Overlooking the Iwo Jima Memorial, this special residence is an architectural combination of two homes with two separate entrances that provides a floor plan ideal for both full scale entertaining as well as sophisticated family living. Five distinct levels accessed with full service elevator include a duplex in-law suite and/or staff quarters along with a four-car attached garage. An expansive rooftop terrace with majestic views of the Potomac River and famous monuments enhance the uniqueness of this exceptional home reserved for the most discerning buyers. 70

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$4,250,000

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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 eighty person dinner on the west lawn.

TROPHYHOMES.COM/RUNNINGCEDAR SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 5775S9 TTR SOTHEBYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF WILSON +1 301 442 8533 JWILSON@TTSIR.COM

$4,450,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Timeless European-Style Located on McLean’s prestigious Gold Coast, 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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1111CRESTLANE.COM SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 95TS8N TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS

+1 703 760 0744 PENNY@YERKS.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA

+1 703 963 1363 PIPER@YERKS.COM $3,995,000

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ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Unique & Simply Spectacular Sited on a lovely, quiet street, this exceptional three-quarter acre private enclave is perfect for both entertaining and family living. The main house features four finished levels with splendid wide hallways, tall ceilings, gracious living and dining rooms, chef’s kitchen with adjoining pantry and breakfast area and luxurious master suite with walk-in closets. Other amenities include a lightfilled family room, four fireplaces, eight bedrooms, six full baths and three half baths, lower level recreation space and much more. An inviting screened porch overlooks the beautifully landscaped grounds and the guest house, which has its own kitchen and bath. Located just minutes from Old Town Alexandria, Reagan National Airport and Washington, DC, this spectacular retreat offers the best of all worlds.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 428DLF TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEANNE WARNER +1 703.980.9106 JWARNER@TTRSIR.COM

$3,500,000

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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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TROPHYHOMES.COM/ORLEANHOUSE SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID LW8ZD3 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF WILSON +1 301 442 8533 JWILSON@TTSIR.COM

$2,195,000

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GREAT FALLS VIRGINIA

Majestic Urban Lodge Falls Nest is an extraordinary estate built in the grand lodge-style. This “Monument Award” winning home is located on 5 secluded acres with fabulous vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, gorgeous hardwood floors and massive stone fireplaces. Surrounded by nature and a spectacular Richard Arentz designed waterfall. This gated residence is close to hiking trails, the Potomac River, Tysons Corner, Washington, DC and regional airports. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID E4YG3D TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DEBBIE SHAPIRO +1 703 407 1600 DSHAPIRO@TTRSIR.COM ELIZABETH CUTLER +1 703 832 2250 ECUTLER@TTRSIR.COM

$6,750,000

HUME VIRGINIA

Endlessly Beautiful Rock Ford World Class Pastoral views, Stunning Estate Home, 100 acres, Perfect Pool, Guest House, Barn and River Frontage compose to make Rock Ford one of Virginia’s most beautiful properties and finest in Wine and Hunt Country. About 90 mins to DC, 35 mins to Middleburg, and 20 mins to Inn at Little Washington. Exquisite. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID G38H74 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY GLORIA ROSE OTT +1 540 454 4394 GLORIAROSE.OTT@SIR.COM

$6,300,000

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BLUEMONT VIRGINIA

Boxley Farms An inspired Georgian design, artisan craftsmanship, and a remarkably beautiful setting can be found at this warm and inviting home which is well suited for both quiet relaxation and grand entertaining. The elegant main residence offers thoughtful details, inviting spaces, and is complimented by an indoor pool, manicured grounds, tranquil private pond, and sophisticated equestrian facilities. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 2TKD89 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ROB CARNEY +1 703 927 4290 RCARNEY@TTRSIR.COM

$2,995,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

The Reserve Thoughtfully located in one of the most private settings within The Reserve, this home’s abundant windows and soaring ceilings create inviting spaces for private relaxation or grand entertaining. The home is complemented by a resort quality pool and spa area with artisan stone work and professional landscaping. An expansive, open backyard edged by mature trees completes this elegant estate. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 2M3T9N TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ROB CARNEY +1 703 927 4290 RCARNEY@TTRSIR.COM

$2,499,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Serenity in the Heart of McLean One acre private oasis in the heart of McLean combined with all new high-end renovations. Custom stream, water fall and pond surrounded by mature landscaping, lawns, patios, deck and gazebo. Inside, luxuriate with thoughtfully designed, beautiful renovations. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID WC5KWB TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY HEATHER COREY +1 703 989 1138 HCOREY@TTRSIR.COM

$2,495,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Evans Farm Beautiful 4-level stone Townhouse located in the gated Evans Farm community. Conveniently located between Tyson’s Corner, downtown McLean and McLean metro stop, this home features an elevator, multiple cherry built-ins, custom window treatments, large basement wet bar, media room, custom dressing room off Master suite and high tech features throughout. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID DN4DHZ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY HEATHER COREY +1 703 989 1183 HCOREY@TTRSIR.COM

$ 2,100,000

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FALLS CHURCH VIRGINIA

Lakeside Serenity and Innovative Architecture SOLD - Beautifully fusing modern and contemporary Southwestern architecture, this unique lakefront home rests on a wooded lot and houses well-proportioned and expertly appointed spaces. Panoramic views of Lake Barcroft and Swift Island from nearly every room. Enjoy a peaceful, inspiring, and vacation-like setting year-round. TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY KEN TROTTER +1 703 863 0650 KEN.TROTTER@SIR.COM

Listed for $1,649,000

FALLS CHURCH VIRGINIA

Mid-Century Lakefront House in the Woods Mid-Century lakefront home on nearly one acre lot is perfect for nature enthusiasts. The wooded hillside in the backyard provides sanctuary for wildlife. Boat, swim, fish, or simply relax at the lake. A large sculpture carved from a tree in the backyard, called “Lady in the Woods,” majestically watches over the home. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID NLMEM5 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY KEN TROTTER +1 703 863 0650 KEN.TROTTER@SIR.COM

$1,450,000

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ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

Renovated Colonial on Cul-de-Sac Lot Completely renovated, nearly 6,000-square-foot home on beautifully landscaped half acre in venerable Alexandria City neighborhood. Colonial grandeur featuring hardwood floors, mainlevel master suite plus second master bedroom on upper level, open kitchen and family room, library, sunroom, rec room with sports bar, wine cellar, timeless layout, elegant design. Tranquil backyard with deck. 1-car garage plus carport and new brick drive. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID Y8VTK5 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PHYLLIS PATTERSON +1 703 408 4232 PPATTERSON@TTRSIR.COM

$1,549,000

ALEXANDRIA VIRGINIA

European-Style Villa in Premier Waterfront Community Thoroughly renovated European-style villa with 3 levels, high ceilings, open floor plan, top-of-the-line cook’s kitchen, library, four fireplaces with travertine surround, private pool, master suite with spa-like bath, rec room, wine cellar, oversized two-car garage, and sophisticated architectural details throughout. Offering a luxurious lifestyle in waterfront community with private boat slips and tennis courts. Close to Washington, D.C. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID CNZT7J TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PHYLLIS PATTERSON +1 703 408 4232 PPATTERSON@TTRSIR.COM

$1,199,900

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ARLINGTON VIRGINIA

Turnberry Tower - Spectacular Sunsets Away Rarely available D-line with preferred quiet and western view. The sunsets are spectacular from the full-width balcony, which creates great flow for entertaining. Warm hardwood floors throughout, accompanied by beautiful lighting and finishes. Five-star amenities include round-the-clock security, valet parking, a heated indoor pool, and a spa-inspired fitness facility. Walk to Metro, restaurants, and over Key Bridge into Georgetown. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID T49KD8 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF WILSON +1 301 442 8533 JWILSON@TTRSIR.COM

$1,350,000

MARKHAM VIRGINIA

Virginia Hunt Country Retreat Stunning, custom home tucked into 50 acres of lush woodlands and mountain vistas; complete with hiking trails and a seasonal stream that feeds the fishing pond. Step inside to a world of comfort and convenience with an open floorplan, stunning kitchen and sumptuous master suite. Enjoy the heated pool and bucolic countryside replete with activities from riding to wine tasting. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID ZCZVB6 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF WILSON +1 301 442 8533 JWILSON@TTRSIR.COM

$1,195,000

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ARLINGTON VIRGINIA

Dramatic Potomac River Views Walls of glass and a 26th floor location add drama and style to this perfect two bedroom penthouse at the highly sought-after Waterview. Custom built-ins and finishes make this one special. Everything is perfect and high-end. Enjoy five-star amenities from the 24-hour concierge to hotel services, and a jaw-dropping 31st floor observation deck. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID PXASAP TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF WILSON +1 301 442 8533 JWILSON@TTRSIR.COM

$889,500

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Resort Style Luxury in Langley Farms Exquisite residence features fabulous entertaining spaces, patio, pool, main level master and four car garage. Privacy abounds and exceptional attention to detail throughout this gracious and sophisticated home. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID FMQ9GQ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ROXANE NUNES +1 703 470 9903 RNUNES@TTRSIR.COM

$3,295,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Heart of Langley Forest This stunning six bedroom new construction residence has it all. Elegance, luxury, and location! Featuring over 10,000 square feet of living space. Custom elegance at its finest. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID L557F8 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PENNY@YERKS.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PIPER@YERKS.COM

$3,850,000

ARLINGTON VIRGINIA

Pristine Arlington Estate Exquisite Georgian masterpiece built John Joy with unsurpassed craftsmanship and careful attention to detail. Custom millwork, coffered ceilings, 4 gas fireplaces, cinema room, gracious kitchen with Viking and SubZero appliances. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 27NPZV TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DANIEL HEIDER +1 703 785 7820 DHEIDER@TTRSIR.COM

$3,000,000

DELAPLANE VIRGINIA

Complete Country Estate A Vintage Southern Plantation - enhanced & renovated with a Gourmet Kitchen, Timber Beamed Great Room, Guest House, Barns, Gold Greens on 50 lush acres. 75 Mins to DC SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID T4S9MJ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY GLORIA ROSE OTT +1 540 454 4394 GLORIAROSE.OTT@SIR.COM

$2,950,000

DELAPLANE VIRGINIA

Indoor Arena Euro Styled Estate 27 Park like acres, completely fenced wit All Brick home. Blue Ridge Views enhanced by Pool, Pond, Guest House, Barn & Indoor Area for Horse Sports. 75 Mins to DC SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 4VXVZW TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY GLORIA ROSE OTT +1 540 454 4394 GLORIAROSE.OTT@SIR.COM

$1,475,000

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ARLINGTON VIRGINIA

Waterfront Penthouse Living Extraordinary 22nd floor former model unit at Turnberry Tower with expansive views of the Potomac River and iconic Georgetown Waterfront. 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths and all modern city amenities. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID EXDWXJ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DANIEL HEIDER +1 703 785 7820 DHEIDER@TTRSIR.COM

$2,499,540

ARLINGTON VIRGINIA

Brand New and Beautiful SOLD - Absolutely impeccable! 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, turn-key craftsman dream home, on a beautifully landscaped corner lot, with a level of detail and quality of construction that’s un-paralleled in today’s market. TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DANIEL HEIDER +1 703 785 7820 DHEIDER@TTRSIR.COM

Listed for $1,825,000

ROSSLYN VIRGINIA

Bromptons At Rosslyn Semi-detached townhouse with high ceilings, walls of windows, and an open floor plan. There is a living room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, stunning master suite, three additional bedrooms, and a two-car garage SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID WKY5W4 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$1,149,000

BENTONVILLE VIRGINIA

Private & Pristine Retreat with Shenandoah Riverfront SOLD - Private 63 acre Shenandoah River retreat, 90 mins from DC & like new. Elevator, 5 levels, viewing decks, gorgeous wood floors, hunting cabin, top of the line! TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY GLORIA ROSE OTT +1 540 454 4394 GLORIAROSE.OTT@SIR.COM

Listed for $1,895,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

French Country Estate Prominently sited in The Reserve, this home has been meticulously renovated. 6 bedrooms, 7 baths, 2-story family room, fully finished lower level and guest suite above the garage. TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PENNY@YERKS.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PIPER@YERKS.COM

Price Upon Request

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Custom Elegance Private, meticulous gardens and spectacular pool with flagstone patio! Light-filled with floor-to-ceiling windows and Stuart kitchen with breakfast room. Walkout lower level, generator and kid’s log cabin with air conditioning! SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 4BT4ZS TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PENNY@YERKS.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PIPER@YERKS.COM

$2,389,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Exceptional custom stone home with amazing resort-like setting in The Reserve Private outdoor living designed by Fine Landscapes includes pool, stone fireplace, outdoor kitchen with terrace. Sophisticated interiors with guest cottage, main level bedroom, renovated kitchen and dream recreation room. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 68S576 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PENNY@YERKS.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PIPER@YERKS.COM

$4,275,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Privately Set Behind Double Gates with over 16,500 Sq. Ft. of Luxury Living Timeless stone exterior, easy flowing floor plan sure to please the most discerning buyers.The outdoor spaces designed to be enjoyed throughout the seasons,feature an outdoor kitchen, terrace, balconiesand landscaped gardens. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID Y5JTVT TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PENNY@YERKS.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PIPER@YERKS.COM

$6,750,000

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MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Rare Contemporary Sited on Over One Flat Private Acre Five minute walk to trails to Potomac River. Open floor plan with marble foyer. Glass walled living room with fireplace. Dramatic great room. Landscaped gardens, running stream, backs to parkland! SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID Y3ETJ4 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PENNY@YERKS.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PIPER@YERKS.COM

$2,750,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

Spectacular Stone and Shingle Craftsman Home on the Best Lot in Langley Forest This gorgeous property offers luxury with warm and inviting spaces throughout. Stunning custom landscaping includes circle driveway and private, tranquil backyard with spacious patio and pool. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 3YGB26 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PENNY@YERKS.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PIPER@YERKS.COM

$4,850,000

GREAT FALLS VIRGINIA

Immaculate Home in Private Neighborhood with Gated Driveway Shows like new with lavish master suite. State-of-the-art theater, recreation room with wet bar. Huge flat backyard with terrace, beautiful landscaping, and generator. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID ZELCBF TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PENNY@YERKS.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PIPER@YERKS.COM

$3,499,000

MCLEAN VIRGINIA

A Masterpiece, Privately Sited on 1.3 Acres, Minutes From Schools and DC Main level living with impressive kitchen has marble countertops, top-of-theline appliances including Molteni stove and pizza oven. Endless entertaining capabilities with pool, spa, and huge stone patio SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID YB5S3Y TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY PENNY YERKS +1 703 760 0744 PENNY@YERKS.COM PIPER YERKS GIOIA +1 703 963 1363 PIPER@YERKS.COM

$2,999,000

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KENT WASHINGTON, DC

Grand Kent Estate Recently constructed, this gated residence is set back from the street and nestled among old growth trees on a stunning, nearly one-acre lot. The 10,000 square foot stone and stucco home was designed by Chryssa Wolfe, an award-winning designer of Hanlon Design Build Inc., one of the most highly regarded custom builders in the Washington DC area. The home features large-scale entertaining rooms, a generous master wing with high ceilings, a first floor guest suite, grand library, detached artist’s studio, wine cellar, and pool overlooking the grounds and gardens of this private estate. The residence was devised with close attention to colors, spaces, lines, and prospective.

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$7,400,000

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KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Embassy Row Majesty A former embassy, this exceptional residence is situated on Embassy Row in Kalorama, and features fully restored, expanded and meticulously renovated entertaining spaces on the main level, and stunningly appointed bedrooms upstairs. A Jennifer Gilmer kitchen and adjoining family room seamlessly accent the formal areas’ comfort and beauty. The upper level features a roof terrace with scenic vistas of Rock Creek Park to the west and northern Virginia beyond, the finest great room in Washington caps this extraordinary property. Landscaped gardens, 4 parking spaces, an elevator serving all floors, and a one bedroom apartment are some of the additional features in this distinguished offering.

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$5,800,000

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FOXHALL WASHINGTON, DC

Spectacular Villa with Contemporary Flair Custom home designed by GTM Architects and constructed by Sandy Spring Builders using only the finest materials and expert workmanship. Well-proportioned formal and informal rooms combine to present a lifestyle worthy of both full scale entertaining as well as comfortable family living. Two-story grand salon, formal dining room, expansive family room and private library/parlor. Four finished levels include a top floor game room, multiple decks and terraces and an attached 4 car tandem garage. A gorgeous infinity style pool affords outdoor entertaining. The home itself is exquisitely sited to take advantage of breathtaking views of parkland. Ideally located in the highly desirable Phillips Park community off prestigious Foxhall Rd, this home is a once in a lifetime opportunity. 88

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$5,750,000

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FOXHALL VILLAGE WASHINGTON, DC

Brand New Tuscan Villa This truly stunning completely custom Italian Villa was designed by acclaimed GTM Architects and built by award winning Sandy Spring Builders. A traditional floor plan features well-proportioned formal and informal rooms and is ideal for both full scale entertaining as well as comfortable family living. Further enhancing the home’s appeal are multi-tiered terraces, patios and balconies along with a dramatic fountain detail, all of which take advantage of a breathtaking private parkland environment. Ideally located in a highly desired, close-in community off prestigious Foxhall Rd, this fabulous home is only minutes to Georgetown, the vibrancy of downtown Washington DC and two major airports.

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$4,495,000

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GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

The Art of Living at The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton Limitless Luxury awaits at The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Georgetown. This full- service boutique condominium with panoramic views of the Potomac River and easy access to the Georgetown Waterfront Park provides 24/7 security and concierge, in-home dining, valet parking for you and your guests, housekeeping services and so much more. Ritzert Weiss Partners has several listings available in this sought-after enclave. Please reach out to us for details.

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KENT WASHINGTON, DC

Stunning Contemporary Masterpiece A masterful combination of design and warmth is embodied in this spacious residence of 6,885 sqft, 5 bedrooms, 4 full and 2 half baths. Open main floor includes a formal living room with terrace, family room, office, den, kitchen and dining room. The newly remodeled kitchen opens to a 400 SF terrace. The incredible master suite features a dressing room, sitting room, office, spa bath and private terrace. Other features include a lower level entertaining space with wet bar, home gym, and 2-car attached garage.

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$3,995,000

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LOGAN WASHINGTON, DC

Art at Home Designed by Robert M. Gurney to the sellers’ exacting specifications for large scale entertaining and personal comfort, this dramatic penthouse redefines modern urban luxury. With over 2800 sf inside plus two terraces, one that measures 750 sf, the property regularly plays host to 100+ guests. Architectural features, such as jeweltoned glass panels, illuminate the wine cellar while orb lights change hue in the expansive living room. There, a modernist fireplace hangs from the 21’ ceiling, and a glass cat walk soars above. Panoramic views of monuments and the exhilarating DC cityscape expand from south to west. Located in the heart of vibrant Logan Circle where restaurants, shopping, exercise and entertainment are downstairs, this never-before-offered residence is the premiere feature. 92

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$3,950,000

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CLEVELAND PARK WASHINGTON, DC

Gorgeous French Provincial Designer Home Intriguing architecture and comfort are brilliantly blended in this expansive 5 bedroom, 5 full and 1 half bath home. The spacious main floor plan boasts wonderful natural light as well as large formal rooms and a sunlit kitchen with large island and adjacent family room. The incredible master suite features a spa bath with radiant floor heat and steam shower, sitting room, and two walk-in closets. The finished lower level includes a wine cellar and family/media room. Additional features include Brazilian Cherry Wood floors throughout and a heated pool.

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$3,995,000

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HAWTHORNE WASHINGTON, DC

Contemporary Luxury Oriented to the eastern light, this contemporary home on 1/3 acre overlooking Rock Creek Park is replete with open floor plans and light-filled drama. Designed for large-scale entertainment and opening to front and rear patios and gardens, the 6,500 sqft home has open living, dining, and kitchen areas, 6 bedrooms, 6 1/2 bathrooms, family room, gym, study, lounge, kitchenette adjacent to the roof deck and 2-car garage. The master suite includes a dressing room and spa bath. Canadian Birch floors meet heated Travertine on the main floor, and continue on all three levels, accentuating the hand-crafted steel and Canadian Birch staircase and 2-story masonry stucco fireplace. Enjoy hiking trails, nearby stables, playgrounds, tennis, and easy commuting to downtown.

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$3,300,000

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GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

East Village by Dale Overmyer This Georgetown East Village home exudes grandeur with a commanding street presence, sited on a hill to capture impeccable natural light. Fully renovated in 2014 with no detail overlooked, it boasts a balance of sophisticated entertaining spaces & warm family living. It has sweeping living and dining rooms with 10 foot ceilings, a lavish master suite, roof deck with monument views & 3-car parking. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 534XPX TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$6,850,000

EAST VILLAGE WASHINGTON, DC

Joseph Alsop House Published in House Beautiful, this masterfully restored modern residence has hosted many of Washington’s Presidents and elite. All rooms on the main level open to a south-facing courtyard with gardens & heated pool. There is a dramatic 36-foot living room, solarium with cupola, gracious dining room, gourmet family kitchen, master wing, library, sublime bathrooms & garage. An exceptional offering. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID VKV37W TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$6,500,000

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KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

Beaux Arts in Kalorama This stately residence features an abundance of architectural details combined with modern upgrades; the home is filled with layered moldings, tray ceilings, columns and classical entablature. The gracious master suite has a sitting room, spa bath, and balcony. There is a gourmet kitchen, 5 fireplaces, 10.5 foot ceilings, 3-car parking, in-law suite, and sunny family room overlooking the lap pool. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID RJ669V TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$6,100,000

WEST END WASHINGTON, DC

Impressive Penthouse Residence in West End This penthouse residence offers 4,500 sqft on 2 levels, with abundant natural light and interior design elements by Barry Dixon. A private elevator opens to a flowing first floor including a living room with a backlit onyx wall, formal dining room and expansive chef ’s kitchen. A curving staircase leads up to 3BR/3BA, including a master suite with his-hers closets. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID RPT6XR TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM

$5,995,000

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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 5M8M88 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$5,950,000

KALORAMA WASHINGTON, DC

French Provincial in Kalorama Prominently positioned on an elevated lot, this French Provincial residence was built in 1927 and designed by acclaimed architect Joseph Whelan. The home has been generously updated and has an expansive chef’s grade kitchen, elegant dining room, luxurious master suite with two attached baths, lower-level media room, attractive landscaped terrace with table space & garage parking. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID DX3VRJ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM THEO ADAMSTEIN +1 202 285 1177 TADAMSTEIN@TTRSIR.COM

$5,550,000

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CLEVELAND PARK WASHINGTON,DC

Cleveland Park Estate Exceptional opportunity and rarely available residence on two lots totaling .75 acres. Features include open floor plan with high ceilings and plentiful windows, spacious kitchen open to dining/sitting area, generous living room with 16’ ceilings, formal dining room, library, lower-level rec room, and pool with extensive rear grounds and privacy. Walk to Metro, shops, and restaurants. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID G226Z2 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$4,750,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Curating Luxury This dazzling two-bedroom, two and one half bathroom Georgetown duplex features pristine, custom renovations inside while a 600sf private garden offers outdoor enjoyment. Located in a premiere, full-service condominium building with a rooftop swimming pool, security, and two car garage parking, this residence exceeds even the most discerning expectations for urban luxury. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID CCPMLR TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CHRISTIE-ANNE WEISS +1 202 256 0105 CWEISS@TTRSIR.COM CHRISTOPHER RITZERT +1 202 256 9241 CRITZERT@TTRSIR.COM

$2,495,000

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PHILLIPS PARK WASHINGTON, DC

Stunning Phillips Park Home Featured in numerous design publications, this stunning 6 bedroom, 5.5 bath stone and brick colonial was deftly designed to accommodate elegant entertaining & comfortable daily living. Constructed to the highest standards by Gibson Builders, it is highlighted by furniture-grade millwork & fine architectural appointments. Lush private rear garden with heated saltwater pool. 2 car garage and parking court. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 7VV9NH TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM STEPHANIE OKONEK +1 301 580 8661 SOKONEK@TTRSIR.COM

$4,950,000

MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIGHTS WASHINGTON, DC

Renovated Tudor Home This beautifully home features generous rooms, high ceilings, new hardwood floors and attractive finishes throughout. There is a lovely living room with cherry built-ins, an impressive gourmet kitchen, a luxurious master suite, and a spacious lower level with a bedroom, full bath, rec room, and additional kitchen. The rear yard features stunning landscaped gardens and two terraces. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID KP7HWN TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$3,800,000

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KENT WASHINGTON, DC

Brick Colonial on Half-Acre Lot This handsom light-filled residence is located on one of Washington’s most sought-after streets. The residence is well positioned on a spacious .49 acre lot and features a classic floor plan. There are three fireplaces, original hardwood floors, and elegant details throughout. The property conveys as-is. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID 7GVJ7L TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$2,975,000

DUPONT WASHINGTON, DC

Well Preserved Dupont Grande Dame Immaculately preserved Dupont Victorian home in one of the most desirable locations in Washington. This stunning home consists five bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and two half bathrooms spread across 3 large levels. The wood flooring and millwork are gorgeous while the kitchen and basement are awaiting your vision. Private parking is included in the rear. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID B24ZZ9 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JEFF TAYLOR +1 979 777 3865 JEFFTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM

$1,849,000

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CITY CENTER WASHINGTON, DC

City Living at Its Best SOLD - Ideal condo at prestigious Residences at City Center. Architectural Digest finishes include high-end appliances, hardwoods, custom cabinetry and built-ins, glass door partitions, balcony and underground parking. Exceptional amenities & lifestyle. TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DANIEL HEIDER +1 703 785 7820 DHEIDER@TTRSIR.COM

Listed for $999,000

LOGAN WASHINGTON, DC

Magnificent Renovation in Logan City living at its Finest. Exquisitely renovated, 5 bedrooms, 4 ½ baths, square-front Victorian town home boast the finest custom finishes. Located in the nucleus of the vibrant Logan Circle. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID DRMK77 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DANIEL HEIDER +1 703 785 7820 DHEIDER@TTRSIR.COM

$2,199,000

MOUNT PLEASANT WASHINGTON, DC

Urban Splendor Quietly located near “The Corridor” with a sleek Poggenpohl kitchen and two renovated bathrooms, this upper level two-bedroom prewar coop with treetop vistas, defines sophisticated urban living. Garage parking included! SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID FY66LR TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CHRISTIE-ANNE WEISS +1 202 256 0105 CWEISS@TTRSIR.COM CHRISTOPHER RITZERT +1 202 256 9241 CRITZERT@TTRSIR.COM

$925,000

EAST VILLAGE WASHINGTON, DC

East Village Condo with Garden SOLD - One bedroom in the historic Downing and Vaux Condominium. This unit has its own garden with secure entrances, a spacious sun room, and upgrades throughout. TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 256 1887 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

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CITY CENTER WASHINGTON, DC

Premier Corner Residence at City Center This expansive 1,474 SF condo features an open floor plan with 2 master suites, flanking balconies, and floor to ceiling windows which frame downtown. In the heart of DC, CityCenter is a full-service building that seamlessly combines convenience and luxury. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 7SBMZ2 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY THE GARRISON BRECK GROUP +1 202.596.1121

$1,549,900

EAST VILLAGE WASHINGTON, DC

Victorian in the heart of the East Village SOLD - This home offers high ceilings, garage parking, a grand living room, and a separate dining room with french doors leading to a private deep garden TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 256 1887 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

Listed for $2,200,000

WEST END WASHINGTON, DC

Contemporary Condo in the West End SOLD - One bedroom with two full baths and balcony in 22 West. Hard wood floors, floor to ceiling windows, and gourmet kitchen. Full service building with pool and fitness center. TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 256 1887 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

Listed for $1,095,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Bracketed Italianate on Cooke’s Row SOLD - as a private exclusive this home offers grand entertaining rooms, seven bedrooms, six bathrooms, garage parking, and views of the Washington Monument from the squared cupola. TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JULIA DIAZ-ASPER +1 202 256 1887 JASPER@TTRSIR.COM

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LOGAN WASHINGTON, DC

Fabulous of French SOLD - Stunning new construction. 3BR/2.5BA. White oak flooring. Integrated kitchen, quartz counters, custom crafted cabinets. MBR feat. walk-in closet, en-suite bathroom. Top floor: 2 additional bedrooms, expansive private roof deck. TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ROB SANDERS +1 202 744 6463 RSANDERS@TTRSIR.COM BRENT JACKSON +1 202 263 9200 BJACKSON@TTRSIR.COM

Listed for $1,377,500

LOGAN WASHINGTON, DC

Historical Victorian Homes SOLD - Two Victorian row homes and a vacant lot in the middle. Until recently, these properties were home to Washington DC’s premiere European-style Bed & Breakfast - The William Lewis House. TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY BRENT JACKSON +1 202 263 9200 BJACKSON@TTRSIR.COM ROB SANDERS +1 202 744 6463 RSANDERS@TTRSIR.COM

Listed for $4,000,000

LOGAN WASHINGTON, DC

Urban Oasis in Logan Circle SOLD - 3BR/3BA at Metropole. 2 story loft with 20’+ ceilings, dramatic floorto-ceiling windows in living area. Spa Baths, wide plank flooring, custom shelving, integrated appliances, silestone countertops, custom blinds. TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY SHANNON HETTINGER THE ROB AND BRENT GROUP +1 202 503 7833 SHETTINGER@TTRSIR.COM

Listed for $1,790,000

LOGAN WASHINGTON, DC

Renovated Victorian in Logan Circle SOLD - Renovated Victorian 5BD/4BA brownstone. Main level features lightfilled living room, kitchen and breakfast room. 2nd Level Master with outdoor space. Upper level family/party room with built in wetbar. TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY BRENT JACKSON +1 202 263 9200 BJACKSON@TTRSIR.COM ROB SANDERS +1 202 744 6463 RSANDERS@TTRSIR.COM

Listed for $1,355,000

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DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON, DC

5 Bedroom Condo in Vibrant Downtown DC This 3,800 square foot residence is located in the heart of Downtown DC. The main level boasts an open floor plan ideal for entertaining while the second level offers 5 spacious bedrooms and 4 baths. Unique features include floor-to-ceiling windows, gourmet kitchen, 2 private balconies & 2 garage parking spaces. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID PG8JJ3 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

$2,600,000

LOGAN WASHINGTON, DC

Expansive Two Bedroom + Den Penthouse in Logan Pristine two bedroom & den penthouse boasts an oversized chef’s kitchen with granite counters, gas cooking & natural light. The main level also includes an oversized living & dining area with 14’+ ceilings. The master bedroom suite is sited on the top floor & includes a beautiful marble bath, vaulted ceiling, custom closets & private rooftop terrace. Garage parking included. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 7PR9G8 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

$1,329,000

DUPONT WASHINGTON, DC

Extraordinary Modern Penthouse We are honored to present this extraordinary modern penthouse condominium sited on top of an elegant historic residence built circa 1885. Step into this exceptional 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath home & instantly feel as if you are in your own masterfully crafted modern oasis. The piece de resistance is a phenomenal 450 square foot private roof terrace & pool. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID GQ8MZM 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

$1,695,000

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS WASHINGTON, DC

Historically Significant Multi-Unit Home We are proud to present this historically significant 5 level, 5,000 square foot residence consisting of 3 renovated units that tastefully combine architectural details of a bygone era with today’s modern conveniences. The large owner’s unit is sited on the top 3 levels and features a gourmet kitchen, 4 bedrooms & 2.5 baths. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 5N8YLF 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

$1,595,000

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SHAW WASHINGTON, DC

Exquisite Shaw Town Home 3 bedroom /2.5 bath 3-level townhouse. Open floor plan with fully integrated kitchen, quartz counters, Subway tile backsplash, top of the line appliances, dining/living room and private rear deck. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 8TCN27 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ROB SANDERS +1 202 744 6463 RSANDERS@TTRSIR.COM BRENT JACKSON +1 202 263 9200 BJACKSON@TTRSIR.COM

$924,900

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS WASHINGTON, DC

Expansive Penthouse in Columbia Heights 2 bedroom / 2 bath with den. High-end finishes, gourmet kitchen, open floor-plan. Quartz counters, marble back-splash and baths, expansive windows. Soaked w/natural light, maple hardwoods, balcony and rooftop deck. Parking included. TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ROB SANDERS +1 202 744 6463 RSANDERS@TTRSIR.COM BRENT JACKSON +1 202 263 9200 BJACKSON@TTRSIR.COM

$879,000

CAPITOL HILL WASHINGTON, DC

Restored Victorian Town Home Sophisticated 3100 sqft 4 bedroom / 3.5 bath Victorian town home. Expansive, fully-landscaped yards with deck. Hardwood floors, gourmet kitchen with separate dining room, spacious master suite with fireplace and spa bath. TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ROB SANDERS +1 202 744 6463 RSANDERS@TTRSIR.COM BRENT JACKSON +1 202 263 9200 BJACKSON@TTRSIR.COM

$1,595,000

CAPITOL HILL WASHINGTON,DC

Grand Home Jewel Stunningly rebuilt Victorian town home. 5000+ sqft, 5BR/4.5BA, 2 car garage. A dream house with top-of-the-line systems, high-end finishes, spa baths, gourmet kitchen, front and back yard oases SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 5H9W4V TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY ROB SANDERS +1 202 744 6463 RSANDERS@TTRSIR.COM BRENT JACKSON +1 202 263 9200 BJACKSON@TTRSIR.COM

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WESLEY HEIGHTS WASHINGTON, DC

Prestigious 1930’s Georgian Residence Sited on 1.5 acres along Foxhall Road, this residence offers modern luxury and timeless architecture. Featuring 7 bedrooms, 6 full/2 half baths, open floor plan, gourmet kitchen, heated swimming pool. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM

$5,500,000

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. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 4RS94Q TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$3,250,000

GEORGETOWN WASHINGTON, DC

Contemporary in Georgetown by Rudi.d Sited steps away from parks, shops, and restaurants, this contemporary townhouse offers the pinnacle of luxurious and tasteful living. The exacting construction was completed by renowned architect Rudi.d. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 8L2VEH TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$2,749,000

KENT WASHINGTON, DC

Colonial by Dale Overmyer This colonial revival has been generously updated and expanded. The residence features a first floor family room, gourmet kitchen, and an impressive master suite. The home overlooks a professionally landscaped rear garden. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 5FQ6T2 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$2,650,000

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KENT WASHINGTON, DC

Modern Hilltop Residence in Kent This sleek and contemporary dwelling is sited at the top of a private drive and was completely renovated in 2011 featuring a modern design with state-of-the-art materials and finishes. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID QD9NLM TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$2,499,000

SPRING VALLEY WASHINGTON, DC

Elegant Fieldstone Residence This residence features fine architectural details throughout. The home is nearly 6,000 sq ft and has a gracious living room, light-filled library, chef’s kitchen with breakfast area, separate dining room, and luxurious master suite. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID KEBWEV TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHAEL RANKIN +1 202 271 3344 MICHAEL.RANKIN@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

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MOUNT PLEASANT WASHINGTON, DC

Exquisite Historic Restoration Rare opportunity to purchase semi-detached home on coveted Hobart. Original detailing intact, pocket doors, original parquet in-lay, transoms, coffered ceiling, built-in china cabinets and updated kitchen and baths. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID DC10057858 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY KELLY WILLIAMS +1 202 588 2788 KWILLIAMS@TTRSIR.COM LOIC PRITCHETT +1 202.550.9666 LPRITCHETT@TTRSIR.COM

$1,295,000

BRIGHTWOOD WASHINGTON, DC

Beautiful Remodel Over 3500 square feet of gorgeous living space completely remodeled and updated. Generously sized two bedroom income unit in the basement with 9’ ceilings, three parking spots, open, light flooded floor plan and beautiful finishes throughout including granite countertops, hardwood floors, designer light fixtures and marble tiled bathrooms. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID ZGBS36 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY SHAWN BRECK +1 202.641.1200 SBRECK@TTRSIR.COM

$860,000

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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 acre 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 square feet of unparalleled beauty and design are found in this special home and pool house designed for both full scale entertaining as well as comfortable family living. 108

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SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID XM7ZZZ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MARC FLEISHER +1 202 438 4880 MARC@THEFLEISHERGROUP.COM LEE ARROWOOD +1 202 251 3175 LEE@THEFLEISHERGROUP.COM

$15,950,000

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BETHESDA MARYLAND

Unparalleled Expansion and Renovation of 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 blocks to the heart and vibrancy of downtown Bethesda with its

plethora of shopping, restaurants and theaters, this home is for the most discerning buyers. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID NBK6YH TTR SOTHEBYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MARC FLEISHER +1 202 438 4880 MARC@THEFLEISHERGROUP.COM

$9,995,000

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BETHESDA MARYLAND

Spectacular Custom French Country Masterpiece This breathtaking fully custom built residence will wow the most discerning buyers and is representative of the finest architecture and design to be found in the DC Metropolitan area. A stone and stucco French Country elevation features a welcoming front porch that introduces a sensational floor plan ideal for both full scale entertaining and comfortable family living. Further defining the property’s uniqueness is a detached exercise studio, separate guest house, loggia, private swimming pool and exquisite mature landscaping. The home’s privacy is ensured with a gated entry complete with privacy walls surrounding the property. Ideally located in the sought after Burning Tree community, the home is convenient to the Capital Beltway, downtown DC, Tyson’s Corner and three major airports. 110

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SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID JPZ32Y TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MARC FLEISHER +1 202 438 4880 MARC@THEFLEISHERGROUP.COM

$5,995,000

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SEVERNA PARK MARYLAND

Unrivaled Architecture and Design on the Severn This waterfront estate on 3.33 acres was custom built to the highest commercial construction standards. The main house and guest wing offer 12,346 sqft of total living space, including an expansive great room overlooking the river and pool area. The open floor plan provides fantastic circulation between rooms and onto the wraparound decks making this residence an entertainer’s dream. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID X6L49J TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JONATHAN TAYLOR +1 202 276 3344 JTAYLOR@TTRSIR.COM

$6,950,000

POTOMAC MARYLAND

Spectacular Estate This true masterpiece situated in the heart of Potomac consists of over 12,000 sq. feet of living space with 8 foot wall of windows opening to a covered porch for indoor/outdoor entertaining any time of year. It offers an indoor basketball/sport court, theater room, wine cellar, outdoor fireplace, heated swimming pool, and four car garage bays. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID L6XF8H TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MANDANA TAVAKOLI +1 703 408 0073 MTAVAKOLI@TTRSIR.COM

$3,380,000

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ANNAPOLIS MARYLAND

Spectacular Chesapeake Bay Views One of the very best properties in one of the best neighborhoods in Annapolis. Roof top hot tub, roof top kitchen and roof top dining with amazing 360 degree views. Two Master suites, gourmet kitchen, very open and spacious, home is located on a corner with two lots, very private and beautiful landscaping. Flowing ponds, guest house/office. Rare opportunity on Bay Drive. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID QKFS96 TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY GLENN SUTTON +1 410 507 4370 GSUTTON@TTRSIR.COM

$3,249,000

CROWNSVILLE MARYLAND

One of a Kind Masterpiece This magnificent luxury estate is one of four lots in this private, gated community. Surrounded by more than 200 acres of conserved land, this home will never run the risk of encroaching neighbors or obstructed views. Completely unparalleled to anything else in the Annapolis area, this estate was created using three levels of design: architecture, interior architecture, and interior design. Built by the current owners 20 years ago, the inspiration was derived from Mediterranean culture and successfully blended with the Annapolis lifestyle to bring life to a one of a kind masterpiece. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID RQS4MQ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY DAVID DESANTIS +1 202 438 1542 DDESANTIS@TTRSIR.COM SHANE HALL +1 410 991 1382 SHALL@TTRSIR.COM

$2,290,000

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GAITHERSBURG MARYLAND

Private 35-acre Retreat within Minutes of Washington, DC Magnificent, 35 acre private estate with 9-hole golf course, pool, outdoor kitchen, sportcourt. 8BR/9BA/4 half BA, 4 fireplaces, ballroom, theater, gourmet kit. Attached 3-car garage; detached 3-car garage with guesthouse. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 9B2N9G TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM

$7,000,000

EDGEWATER MARYLAND

Water Front Frank Lloyd Wright Inspired Estate Private Frank Lloyd Wright Inspired Estate. Sited on 2+ acres and 300+ft of frontage. Enjoy River views from the great room. Gourmet kitchen with viking appliances and Bose speaker system. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID H7BNHN TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MATT ALLEN +1 202 256-6819 MALLEN@TTRSIR.COM PATRICK DELEONIBUS +1 202 770 7401 PATRICK.DELEONIBUS@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$1,850,000

BETHESDA MARYLAND

Masterpiece in Private Enclave of Congressional Forest Estates Grand, light-filled, classic colonial home situated on exquisitely-landscaped, private, 1+-acre lot. Gracious center hall entrance opens to formal living and dining rooms, fully-renovated kitchen, breakfast room and 2-story family room SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID T4S9MJ TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY COREY BURR +1 301 346 3345 CBURR@TTRSIR.COM

$1,950,000

BETHESDA MARYLAND

Flawlessly Renovated Colonial 5 bedroom / 4.5 bath custom brick colonial with scenic views. Chef’s kitchen, master suite with fireplace, home office, spa bathrooms. Fully finished basement, with additional bedroom and full bath, and double car garage. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID 8QP3VD TTR SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY KEVIN FRIEND +1 202 320 2205 KFRIEND@TTRSIR.COM

$1,825,000

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BEQUIA SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES

Modern Oceanfront at the Winchester High above Crescent Bay, the newly constructed “Winchester” offers sublime panoramic views of land and sea. This modern house sits on a gently sloping 1-acre plot. With its inviting open concept and floor to ceiling windows and doors, you’ll enjoy its beautiful spaces and stunning views from every room in the house. Award winning London architects Kilburn Nightingale designed The Winchester with an elegant approach to island living. Cool ceramic tiles make it a joy to be barefoot. Streamlined Bosch appliances make it easy to maintain and wide open rooms make it easy to relax and entertain. Your panoramic views range from vistas across the ocean, to the east coast of Bequia’s Crescent Bay & Spring Bay. Enjoy the kaleidoscope of colors that evening brings to islands of

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Balliceaux & Battowia and Mustique. The property is available fully furnished and equipped except for personal items and artwork. All you need is the key. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID YZXLC6 ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY MICHELLE BESS BELLEGARDE +1 214 288 3299 MICHELLE@SVGSOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$2,400,000 (USD)

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SCOTTSDALE ARIZONA

Exquisite Sonoran Custom After years of looking for the perfect home site, the sellers of this residence built upon the perfect spot within the exclusive gated community of Cantabrica with inspiring mountain views and privacy. With focus on every detail, the quality of care, craftsmanship & finishes were brought to fruition in 2013 by renowned Dennes Mikalacki of Red Rock Custom Homes, creating an exquisite private retreat capturing the desert surround & sweeping mountain views. The outstanding setting, impeccable design and finish along with a feeling of escaping, this estate style home is impressive, private, and simply the best, all within a short distance to golf, hiking, equestrian facilities, shopping & dining.

SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID KG74HS RUSS LYON | SOTHEBYâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S INTERNATIONAL REALTY LISA LUCKY +1 602 320 8415 LUCKY@RUSSLYON.COM $5,950,000

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ATLANTA GEORGIA

Ansley Park Masterpiece Situated on 1+/- acres, this Ansley Park landmark underwent an extensive renovation and expansion in 2008, inspired and directed by Linda MacArthur. The estate boasts a large wraparound front porch, 10-foot ceilings, beautiful millwork and incredible living quarters. The open floor plan features impeccable details, such as six fireplaces, a stunning kitchen and a master on the main. A two-bedroom, twobathroom guest house and a finished lower level complete this property. The exquisitely landscaped grounds offer desired privacy in the sought-after neighborhood.

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SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID DXT6V5 ATLANTA FINE HOMES SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JIM GETZINGER +1 404 307 4020 JIMGETZINGER@ATLANTAFINEHOMES.COM

$4,495,000

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RYE NEW YORK

An Idyllic Vacation Lifestyle Live an idyllic vacation lifestyle all year round in this spectacular waterfront Shingle-style home with private dock on prestigious Milton Point.Kick off your shoes, lounge on the deck or down by the water, enjoy panoramic views of the Sound from Playland to the western tip of Long Island.Cruise the coast, skip across to Long Island for lunch, let the kids and pets run free, enjoy summer watersports right off your own deepwater dock. With water views from every room, this exquisite 5-bedroom home is designed for relaxed family living or offers a stunning waterfront setting for grand-scale entertaining. Striking contemporary design features include a double-height atrium entry foyer, sunken living room, sensational chef’s kitchen, media room with drop-down screen, a

secluded Master Suite and a majestic 3rd floor lookout turret. Peace and tranquility await in this unique coastal retreat tucked away on exclusive Pine Island Road, just minutes from downtown Rye and 35 minutes to Manhattan. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID YVSD7X WILLIAM PITT SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY FIONA DOGAN +1 914 414 5147 FIONA.DOGAN@JULIABFEE.COM $7,999,000

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VAIL COLORADO

Contemporary Mountain Living Newly constructed residence on Vail’s desirable Gore Creek. Designed by Hans Berglund, this contemporary duplex offers 4-bedrooms, 6-bathrooms and 3,955-square feet of expansive living area. The residence at 228 Beaver Dam Road provides superior views of Gore Creek, walls of gorgeous windows, exceptional quality and craftsmanship, and magnificent patios, all within steps of Vail Village and Gondola One. This extraordinary home is truly a dream situated within the Town of Vail.

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SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM PROPERTY ID M594TD LIV SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JONI TAYLOR +1 970 390 1402 JONI.TAYLOR@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM TANIA JACKSON +1 970 376 2112 TANIA.JACKSON@SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM

$11,950,000

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NAPLES FLORIDA

Iconic Modern Masterpiece Rarely does a true masterpiece of modern design come to the market. 2211 South Winds breaks all boundaries and has become one of the area’s most recognized, iconic, European-inspired architectural homes. Under the leadership and design of Lime International Décor, the three-year project, from conception to completion, encompasses groundbreaking products sourced from around the globe. Meticulous attention to every detail makes this residence truly one to set all standards. Completed in 2017 and engineered to cantilever over its own private lake, the home feels like it floats, with water views glistening from every room through the huge walls of glass. The home is set on an oversized 0.75-acre lot, with over 200 feet of frontage. To the rear, the private natural

freshwater lake features a dramatic water feature and boat dock that is framed with tropical landscaping, a haven for some of Florida’s nesting birds and turtles. Located between Old Naples and Port Royal, Aqualane Shores is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Naples. The home is a short stroll to the beach and minutes to the shops and restaurants of historic Third Street South. SOTHEBYSREALTY.COM, PROPERTY ID NXLS85 PREMIER SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY JAMES BATES +1 239 961 3973 JAMES.BATES@PREMIERSIR.COM

$12,500,000

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THE OLDEST PRESIDENTIAL PORTRAIT When he posed for this portrait, John Quincy Adams

studio of Philip Haas. This recently rediscovered plate is

(1767–1848) had completed his term as the sixth American

believed to be the earliest photograph of an American

president (1825–29), but he was still serving his country

president to come to market in many years and is possibly the

as a congressman from Massachusetts. An indefatigable

earliest extant photograph of the man himself. An invaluable

diarist, Adams documented the sitting in entries for 8 and

document, this daguerreotype crystallizes a remarkable

16 March 1843, when he twice visited the Washington, DC,

moment in the history of photography and American politics.

PHILIP HAAS John Quincy Adams, 1843 $150,000–250,000 Photographs, New York Exhibition: 30 September–4 October Auction: 5 October Enquiries: +1 212 894 1149

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1. INNOVATION Philip Haas may have learned the process of printing images on chemically treated metal in 1839, the year it was invented in Paris. As the first widely available photographic process, daguerreotypes were immensely popular.

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2. POWER Not only was Adams the sixth US president and son of the second president, but he was also a Massachusetts senator, congressman and diplomat. Adams knew about governing, as evident in his commanding facial expression.

3. STUDIO The lamp, furniture, books and other props pictured here are believed to be the backdrop of Haas’s Washington, DC, studio. Although Haas was an accomplished daguerreotypist and lithographer, few of his portraits are known today.

4. IN WRITING Adams writes in his diary about visiting “Mr Haas’s shop” twice and describes the wondrousness of the technique: “The operation is performed in half a minute; but is yet altogether incomprehensible to me.”

5. PROVENANCE This daguerreotype comes directly from the descendants of Horace Everett (1779–1851), a colleague of Adams who was a congressman for Vermont from 1829–43. He is believed to have received this work as an inscribed gift from Adams.

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