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TITLE: Architectural Digest Magazine
[ MANY features, richly illustrated with photographs! See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: JULY 2002; Volume 59, Number 7
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: The patio of a Manhattan duplex. Interior design by Naomi Leff. Photography by Scott Frances. See page 86. ABOVE RIGHT: The New York residence of author Michael Crichton and his wife, Anne-Marie Martin. Architecture by Charles G. Kanner. Landscape architecture by Pamela Bur ton. Photography by Peter Aaron/Esto. See page 102.

FEATURES:
ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST VISITS: MICHAEL DOUGLAS AND CATHERINE ZETA JONES IN BERMUDA Interior Design by Stephen Ryan Text by Nancy Collins Photography by Durston Saylor. Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta Jones's cottage in Bermuda.

STATEMENT OF THE ART Modern Masters Speak for Themselves in Manhattan Interior Design by Naomi Leff, ASID Text by Steven M. L. Aronson Photography by Scott Frances.

THREE IF BY SEA Van Veggel, V rvoordt and Barba Team to Save a Portuguese Villa Interior Design by Axel Vervoordt Landscape Architecture by Javier Barba Text by Nicholas Shrady Photography by Jonathan Pilkington.

MICHAEL CRICHTON A Dino-Size house for the Jurassic Park Author and his wife Architecture by Charles G. Kanner, FAtA Interior Design by Judith Kanner Landscape Architecture by Pamela Burton Text by Gerald Clarke Photography by Peter Aaron/Esto.

BUILDING BLOCKS A House So Carefree and Fun, It Peels Like Child's Play Architecture by Seth Stein Text by Philip Nobel Photography by Richard Bryant/Arcaid.

HOTELS: LANDMARK DECISION A Pantheon-Inspired Bank in Philadelphia Becomes a Princely Ritz-Carlton Architecture by The Hillier Group Interior Design by HBAiHi rsch Bedner Associates Text by Judith Thurman Photography by Matt Wargo.

FITTING AND PROPER An Irish Estate Cdebrutes t e Life It If ;Is Meant to Live Architecture by de Blacam and A lea gher Interior Design by Tiggy Butler Text by Desmond Guinness Photography by Scott Frances.

A COLLECTOR'S PORTABLE PLEASURES From Palm Beach to Cape Cod, an Enterprising Solution to Amyl Living Text by Michael Frank Photography by Kim Sargent.

MANN POWER A Cahjor lia Designer Flexes His Muscle in New Mexico Interior Design by Ron Mann Text by David A. Keeps Photography by Charles S. White.

MANHATTAN SERENADE A Storied Town House Rings Again with the Sound of Music Text by John Loring Photography by Bruce Buck.

HisroRlc ARCHITECTURE: BEYOND THE STARS Reconsidering the Long-Overlooked Architect James E. Dolena By Peter Haldeman.

INSIDE OUT, OUTSIDE IN A Palm Beach Makeoverfor Andrea and John Stark Architecture by Smith and Moore Interior Design by Scott Snyder, Inc. Text by Michael Frank Photography by Kim Sargent

SEIZING THE MOMENT Centuries and Cultures Converge for a Totally Current Look Interior Design by Geoffrey Bradfield, ASID Text by Susan Sheehan Photography by Durston Saylor.



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