Architectural Digest 7/82.
Rense, Paige (editor).
Place Published: New York:
Publisher: Knapp Comm Corp,
Date Published: 1982.
Description: Architectural Digest 7/82, Vol 39, No 7. 192 pages with California supplement. The magazine, in illustrated wrapper, is in GOOD++ condition with shelfwear to wrapper. 1" open tear to outside wrapper edge. and some age browning on cover. JMVINTAGE specializes in Books, Magazines and Treasures related to the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and..other curious subjects. COVER: A view of the entrance hall and living room of John Berggruen's apartment in San Francisco. The photography is by Mary E. Nichols. Articles include: Letters from Readers; People Are the Issue; Russell Lynes Observes: The Consummate Collector. Henry Francis du Pont, Winterhur Museum and Gardens, near Wilmington, Delaware; Collector's Close-up; Antiques Notebook: A Stimulating Mixture of Fine Antiques. Garrick C. Stephenson's art and antiques gallery in New York; In the Showrooms: Carleton V-Traditional Prints in Contemporary Guise. Designer's Carleton and wife, Suzanne Varney; Objects: Robert Metzger-The Designer's Choices; Previews INTERIOR DESIGN: "Emphasizing Art: A San Francisco Setting Created for a Unique Collection", Interior Design by Andrew K. Belschner and Beverly Thome, Architecture by Marion Elliott. Condominium apartment of art dealer John Berggruen on Russian Hill; "The Careful Eye: Art and Antiques in a New York Apartment". Edward Lee Cave's Manhattan apartment; "Casa de las Nubes: The Adobe Home of Artist Eric Sloane near Santa Fe." ; "Minimalism in Manhattan: The Dignified Aura of a Sculptural Design" Interior Design by Ward Bennett. Reva Ostrow's apartment overlooking Central Park; "A Mongolian Yurt: Continuing the Ancient Tradition of Movable Homes"; "With Clarity: The Comfort and Appropriateness of a Los Angeles Interior" Interior Design by Kalef Alaton, ASID, and Janet Polizzi; "The Past Adapted: A Contemporary Image of Traditional Balance and Harmony" Interior Design by Jimmy Potucek, New York City. Fifth Avenue apartment of Mr. And Mrs. Ralph C. Menapace, Jr. ; ART AND ANTIQUES "Antiques: Chinese Export Silver-Unexpected Oriental Designs"; "Art: The Tea Hour-Recording the Nature of a Graceful Ritual." Artists include: Louis Betts, Hendrik Van Den Box, Lilla Cabot Perry, Jacob Taanmann, Jacques-Emile Blance, David Emil Joseph de Noter, Marcus C. Stone. SPECIAL FEATURES: "Architectural Digest Visits: Fernando Botero" in France. Architecture and design by architects Manuel Dandreis and Bernard Bordes owner's of Paris firm, Atelier International d'Architecture. Paris-based Colombian-born artist's home and studio just off the place Saint-Germain-des-Pres. 'The space occupies part of the old Academie Julien, which houses studios attended over the years since 1873 by such artists as Pierre Bonnard, Edoard Vuillard, Felix Valloton and-according to neighborhood legend-by Rouault, Matisse and Derain'; "Gardens: Eleutherian Mills-A du Pont Creation on the Banks of the Brandywine River" in Delaware. Eleuthere Irenee du Pont de Nemours' family home and gardens; Architecture: Horacio Ravazzani-Uruguay." New York-based interior designer, Felix de Alzaga's, estate in Uruguay countryside; "Historic Houses: Mark Twain in Hartford-the Author's Exuberant Victorian Mansion" Nook Farm, in Connecticut, designed by New York architect Edward Tuckerman Potter. Olivia Langdon and Samuel Langhorne Clemens, aka Mark Twain, moved to this literary community with neighbors Charles Dudley Warner and Harriet Beecher Stowe. Decorated by Louis Comfort Tiffany and his firm Associated Artists. This issues writers include: Lois Wagner Green, Francesca Stanfill, Alma Jones Waterhouse, Herman How-Man Wong, Suzanne Stark Murrow, John A. Cuadrado, C. Ray Smith, Derek Fell, Christopher Hemphill, Jane Abdy, Harold Holzer, David Halliday, Joseph Giovannini, Peter Carlsen, Jeffrey Simpson. Photographers include: Joseph Standart, Mary E. Nichols, Jaime Ardiles-Arce, Peter Vitale, Herman How-Man Wong, Derek Fell.
Binding: PaperbackCondition: Good
Book Id: 7810
Price: $14.50
