A 19th-Century Washington House That's Full of Blue-Chip Art
This 19th-Century Washington House Is Brimming With Blue-Chip Art Paintings and sculptures are the honorary residents of this D.C. power couple’s home. By Natalia Rachlin Jennifer Hughes Neatly set back from the sloping, redbrick sidewalks that line the streets of Georgetown, in Washington, D.C., is a 19th-century house with enviable proportions, exquisite furnishings, and light that is just right. But first impressions leave little room for doubt: This is a home where art rules the roost. As you step through the front door, the monumental Sterling Ruby mixed-media piece in the foye...
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