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"Oberto Gili's Interior Dialogues\nIn his new book, Home Sweet Home, the esteemed photographer presents lush, intimate\u2014and always revealing\u2014images of three dozen houses and artist studios he's documented during his 40-year career\nThe Notting Hill home of Susanne and Anish Kapoor, a minimalist oasis with a few diverse furnishings, was designed by London architect Pip Horne.\nArt dealer Gian Enzo Sperone describes his Italian country house as \"not simply a shelter but a place where I can express my aesthetic needs, a space crafted not for the body but for the soul.\"\nOverflowing with beloved books and paintings, the living room of photographer Milton Gendel and artist Monica Incisa is part of an eight-room enclave located inside the Palazzo Costaguti in Rome. It was the first of two palaces they have called home, both photographed by Gili over two decades.\nCelebrated collector and author Mary Randolph Carter has written several books in the New York City apartment she shares with her husband, Howard Berg. Among her works is A Perfectly Kept House Is the Sign of a Misspent Life\u2014an edict that's been put into action in this home filled with treasured family mementos.\nLaura di Collobiano and Moreno Petrini's centuries-old villa at their biodynamic Tuscan vineyard, Tenuta di Valgiano, includes this room, where murals of classical ruins add to the antique ambience.\nAt artist Ellsworth Kelly's studio in pastoral Spencertown, New York, simple furnishings are paired with iconic works by his contemporaries, including pieces by Frank Stella and Roy Lichtenstein, pictured here.\nThe photos that Gili took of his own place in Piedmont, Italy, fill a quarter of the book; they capture the home's idyllic quality throughout all four seasons. Here, roses cascade over a rustic passageway."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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