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"Artistic Perspective\nContemporary and Postwar Works take the Spotlight in an Apartment Overlooking lake Michigan\nGeoffrey Bradfield conceived the interiors for a couple's Chicago apartment in a new high-rise on Michigan Avenue that was designed by Lucien Lagrange, who also did the residence's interior architecture. Works by William Anastasi, left, and Julian Schnabel hang in the living room. The bronze sculptures are by Joan Mir\u00F3, left, and George Condo. Piano, John Salibello Antiques. Naga Antiques 18th-century Japanese tea tables. H. M. Luther 18th-century chinoiserie box. Fabrics for window seat cushions and pillows, Beacon Hill. Cowtan Tout drapery fabric. Drapery trim, M&amp;amp;J. Bergamo wallcovering.\nThe dining room was originally a terrace, but \"the city gave us permission to enclose the space,\" says Bradfield. Peter Reginato created the painted steel sculpture, Mongo. The two Puppy ceramics are by Jeff Koons. Stark fabric on McGuire dining chairs.\nThe master bedroom features Dan Callahan's Sun Rise Sun Set, left, and Aphrodite by Brice Marden. Italian 1940s mirrored commode, Newel. Eighteenth-century chinoiserie vases, H. M. Luther. Clarence House floral.\nJ. Robert Scott check. MJ lampshade trim. Stark carpet. Happy Dappy by Damien Hirst is in the sitting area of the master bedroom. Striped pillow fabric, Christopher Norman."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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