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"Andrea Anson's Manhattan Townhouse\nIn his 1830s Manhattan home, music-world consultant Andrea Anson lives amid colorful rooms layered with African artifacts, European accents, and fond memories\nMusic-world consultant Andrea Anson in his 1834 New York townhouse's study, which is decorated with landscape paintings and a Victorian screen. For details see October Sources.\nA Waterford chandelier graces the front parlor, above a table draped with a circa-1850 paisley shawl; the armchair in the right foreground is George II, and the carpet was found on a trip to Cappadocia, Turkey.\nA vintage reproduction of Dufour's Monuments of Paris wallpaper lines the double parlor. Pieces of 19th-century delftware, inherited from Anson's parents, are displayed above the doorway.\nAn heirloom Queen Anne japanned bureau-bookcase stands in the rear parlor.\nDishes and platters passed down through Anson's family and the family of his late partner Gordon McCollum fill the kitchen's 19th-century Welsh dresser.\nA view from the living room to the stair hall; the chair is George III.\nAnother glimpse into the stair hall.\nChinese portraits from the Rome apartment of Anson's parents lend an exotic touch.\nA bookcase was built into the stair hall outside the study.\nIn the study, the large landscape painting and desk are heirlooms.\nA gilt-wood mirror hangs in the room, near a circa-1760 Chippendale tilt-top table.\nFamily photographs populate the top-floor office; circa-1800 to\u0302le-peinte chestnut vases sit on the mantel, the side chairs are circa-1800 Italian, and the table is from the 1940s.\nThe master bedroom's prize is a Chippendale cherry bureau-bookcase; a Victorian landscape is placed above the mantel.\nAntique etchings flank an 18th-century Irish harbor scene; on the circa-1810 bowfront chest stands a large photograph of Anson's father, and the mahogany tester bed is an American Federal antique.\nRobertson embellished the guest room's wall with a mural that pays homage to Charleston, the hand-painted home of British artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant.\nA circa-1840 New England bed anchors the Charleston-inspired guest room, where artist Scott Robertson also painted the shutters and screen.\nIn the garden, McCollum had artist Hani Shihada mask a window with an adaptation of a 15th-century tarot card.\nArtist Laurent Ribis made the mosaic panel that ornaments the garden's 19th-century French fountain.\nBlending Federal and Greek Revival styles, Anson's townhouse was built by John P. Haff, a leather inspector."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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