The Art of Intrigue
Curiosity has taken you this far and your pique of interest deserves a reward. Scroll through the series of photos below to get an insider’s view of the image in our ad.
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Artists José and Tomás Chávez Morado of Mexico carved the 20-foot fountain that presides over the arrival court of the Annenberg home.
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The sculpture, “Birds of Welcome” (1971) by Art Price, greets visitors on the drive to the residence from the estate’s historic entrance on Frank Sinatra Drive.
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Standing nearly nine feet tall, two Meiji-era cranes pose lakeside within eyesight of the Annenberg bedroom.
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Harry Bertoia’s “Peacock” (1961) is a kinetic sculpture that gently flutters in the breezeway just outside the formal dining room.
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Secluded in a grove of palo verde trees, a neoclassical sculpture of a woman in repose is situated near the estate’s Retreat Pavilion.
