Kim Rupert

Salzburger Festspiele 1984. 26.VII. - 31.VIII. 1984 Offizielles Programm. Salzburg, Residenz Verlag, 1984.
Jaklitsch III 320. - Leichte Gbrsp. - Mit den eighd. Unterschriften von Piero Cappuccilli (62), Nicolai Ghiaurov (67), Riccardo Chailly (71), James Levine (85), Trudelise Schmidt (86), Riccardo Muti (103), Sesto Bruscantini, Kathleen Battle (106), Agnes Baltsa, Kurt Moll (123), Janet Perry (125), Luciano Berio (136), Lorin Maazel (139), Theo Adam (142), Ileana Cotrubas (155), Francisco Araiza (171), Vinson Cole, Elizabeth Connell, Zdzislawa Donat (172), Anna Gonda, Sylvia Greenberg, Graciela de Gyldenfeldt, Stephen Harrap, Horst Hiestermann, Werner Hollweg, Gottfried Hornik, Taro Ichihara (auch jap.)(173), George Ionescu, Franz Kasemann, John van Kesteren, William Lewis, Margarita Lilowa (174), Wilma Lipp, Margaret Marshall, Ingrid Mayr (175), James Morris, Edda Moser, Thomas Moser, Alfred Muff, Helga Müller-Molinari, Ann Murray, Horst Nitsche, Gertrud Ottenthal (176), Kurt Rydl, Peter Schreier (177), Gabriele Sima, Cszeslawa Slania, Alfred Sramek, Martti Tavela, Karl Terkal (178), Peter Weber, Helmut Wildhaber, Gösta Winbergh, Patracia Wise, Heinz Zednik (179), John Neumeier (187), Piero Faggioni, Jean-Pierre Ponnelle (193), Michael Hampe (194), Götz Friedrich, Federik Mirdita (195), Johannes Schaaf (196), Otto Schenk (197), Ezio Frigerio (199), Rolf Langenfass (200), Günther Schneider-Siemssen (201), Walter Hagen-Groll, William Milie (202), Karl Heinz Brand, Rupert Huber (203), Branko Samarovski (212), Rosemarie Fendel (215), Karl Maria Brandauer (225), Krista Stadler (238), Birgit Doll (242), Alfred Böhm, Otto Bolesch, Susanne von Borsody, Hans Clarin, Erwin V. Gross (245), Sylvester Groth, Kurt Hansen, Rolf Hoppe, Ida Krottendorff (246), Florian Liewehr, Hans Günther Müller, Kurt Müller-Walden, Fritz Muliar, Marianne Nentwich, Susi Nicoletti, Barbara Petritsch (247), Teddy Podgorski, Anton Pointecker, Hans Werner Pollok, Will Quadflieg (248), Edd Stavjanik, Sonja Sutter, Bruno Thost, Rudolf Weitlaner, Robert Werner, Heinz Winter (249), Romuald Pekny, Paul Hoffmann, Helmut Lohner (271), Samy Molcho (274), Claudio Abbado (290), Lothar Zagrosek (291), Seiji Ozawa (auch jap.)(294), Barry Tuckwell, Paul Wolfrum, Alexis Weissenberg (297), Gerhart Hetzel, Kim Kashkashian (299), Jose van Dam, Madelyn Renee, Margaretha Hintermeier (301), Gerd Albrecht, Hermann Becht (306), Heiner Hopfner, Gabriele Schreckenbach, Franz Wyzner (307), Alfred Brendel, Krystian Zimerman (314), Gideon Kremer (318), Marilyn Horne, Martin Katz (326), Edita Gruberova, Irwin Gage (327), Erik Werba (328), David Garvey (330), Walter Berry, Roman Ortner (332), Josef Suk (354), Gerhard Wimberger, Ralf Weikert (360), Peter Lang, Peter Aronsky, Siegfried Vogel (362), Marc Andreae, Hans Stadlmair (372), Radovan Vlatkovic, Peter Schmidl (374), Anton Dawidowicz, Roland Bader (381), Oskar Peter (384), Nikolaus Hillebrand (385) sowie der eighd. Widmung von Marthe Keller (225).

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Salzburger Festspiele 1984. 26.VII. - 31.VIII. 1984 Offizielles Programm. Salzburg, Residenz Verlag, 1984.
Jaklitsch III 320. - Leichte Gbrsp. - Mit den eighd. Unterschriften von Piero Cappuccilli (62), Nicolai Ghiaurov (67), Riccardo Chailly (71), James Levine (85), Trudelise Schmidt (86), Riccardo Muti (103), Sesto Bruscantini, Kathleen Battle (106), Agnes Baltsa, Kurt Moll (123), Janet Perry (125), Luciano Berio (136), Lorin Maazel (139), Theo Adam (142), Ileana Cotrubas (155), Francisco Araiza (171), Vinson Cole, Elizabeth Connell, Zdzislawa Donat (172), Anna Gonda, Sylvia Greenberg, Graciela de Gyldenfeldt, Stephen Harrap, Horst Hiestermann, Werner Hollweg, Gottfried Hornik, Taro Ichihara (auch jap.)(173), George Ionescu, Franz Kasemann, John van Kesteren, William Lewis, Margarita Lilowa (174), Wilma Lipp, Margaret Marshall, Ingrid Mayr (175), James Morris, Edda Moser, Thomas Moser, Alfred Muff, Helga Müller-Molinari, Ann Murray, Horst Nitsche, Gertrud Ottenthal (176), Kurt Rydl, Peter Schreier (177), Gabriele Sima, Cszeslawa Slania, Alfred Sramek, Martti Tavela, Karl Terkal (178), Peter Weber, Helmut Wildhaber, Gösta Winbergh, Patracia Wise, Heinz Zednik (179), John Neumeier (187), Piero Faggioni, Jean-Pierre Ponnelle (193), Michael Hampe (194), Götz Friedrich, Federik Mirdita (195), Johannes Schaaf (196), Otto Schenk (197), Ezio Frigerio (199), Rolf Langenfass (200), Günther Schneider-Siemssen (201), Walter Hagen-Groll, William Milie (202), Karl Heinz Brand, Rupert Huber (203), Branko Samarovski (212), Rosemarie Fendel (215), Karl Maria Brandauer (225), Krista Stadler (238), Birgit Doll (242), Alfred Böhm, Otto Bolesch, Susanne von Borsody, Hans Clarin, Erwin V. Gross (245), Sylvester Groth, Kurt Hansen, Rolf Hoppe, Ida Krottendorff (246), Florian Liewehr, Hans Günther Müller, Kurt Müller-Walden, Fritz Muliar, Marianne Nentwich, Susi Nicoletti, Barbara Petritsch (247), Teddy Podgorski, Anton Pointecker, Hans Werner Pollok, Will Quadflieg (248), Edd Stavjanik, Sonja Sutter, Bruno Thost, Rudolf Weitlaner, Robert Werner, Heinz Winter (249), Romuald Pekny, Paul Hoffmann, Helmut Lohner (271), Samy Molcho (274), Claudio Abbado (290), Lothar Zagrosek (291), Seiji Ozawa (auch jap.)(294), Barry Tuckwell, Paul Wolfrum, Alexis Weissenberg (297), Gerhart Hetzel, Kim Kashkashian (299), Jose van Dam, Madelyn Renee, Margaretha Hintermeier (301), Gerd Albrecht, Hermann Becht (306), Heiner Hopfner, Gabriele Schreckenbach, Franz Wyzner (307), Alfred Brendel, Krystian Zimerman (314), Gideon Kremer (318), Marilyn Horne, Martin Katz (326), Edita Gruberova, Irwin Gage (327), Erik Werba (328), David Garvey (330), Walter Berry, Roman Ortner (332), Josef Suk (354), Gerhard Wimberger, Ralf Weikert (360), Peter Lang, Peter Aronsky, Siegfried Vogel (362), Marc Andreae (372), Radovan Vlatkovic, Peter Schmidl (374), Anton Dawidowicz, Roland Bader (381), Oskar Peter (384), Nikolaus Hillebrand (385). Sowie der eighd. Widmung von Marthe Keller (225).

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Rense, Paige (editor). Architectural Digest 11/99 CLAUDIA SCHIFFER COVER. Los Angeles: Knapp Communications, 1999.

ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST 11/99, Vol 56 No 11. 308 pages. The magazine, in illustrated wrapper, is in NEAR FINE condition with minor wear on wrapper. Articles include ARCHITECTURE: HIGH INTENSITY Complex Rhythms Scaled for a Manhattan Pied-a-Terre Architecture by Gwad1mey Siegel, Text by Paul Goldberger, Photography by Paul Warchol; SENATOR AND MRS. EDWARD M. KENNEDY Light and Warmth Define Their Private Family Refuge in Washington, D.C. Interior Design by Josepha B. Faley, ASID, Text by Roland Flamini, Photography by Bruce Katz; CALIFORNIA PERSPECTIVE: Contemporary Lines for a Rancho Santa Fe House Architecture by Ronchetti Design, Interior Design by Melvin Dwork, ASID, Text by Michael Frank, Photography by Mary E. Nichols; LIVING COLOR IN MANHATTAN: Reawakening John and Andrea Stark's Waldorf Towers Apartment , Interior Design by Ann Downey of McMillen Inc., Text by Judy Green, Photography by Bruce Katz, IN THE OLD FRENCH QUARTER Frances and Rodney Smith Restore Their Creole Cottage Text by Michael Frank, Photography by Mary E. Nichols; COVER ARTICLE ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST VISITS: CLAUDIA SCHIFFER The Model and Her Mother, Gudrun, Decorate Their New Family Retreat on Majorca Architecture by Pedro Otzoup, Text by Penelope Rowlands, Photography by Durston Saylor; ON A GRAND SCALE Exotic Elements and Bold Pieces Fill a New Jersey Residence Interior Design by Thomas Britt, ASID, Text by Jeffrey Simpson, Photography by Jaime Ardiles-Arce; A LAKE GENEVA LEGACY Restoring a 1920s Wisconsin Houses Mediterranean Glory Interior Design by Bruce Gregga Interiors, Text by Jeffrey Simpson, Photography by Bruce Van Inwegen; A BALINESE FANTASY Jewelry Designer Carolyn Tyler Polishes a Gem near Ubud Text by Carol Lutfy, Photography by Tim Street-Porter; GEORGIAN ELAN IN PALM BEACH A Couples Art Collection Set's the Tone for a Florida Interior Interior Design by Geoffrey Bradfield, ASID, Text by Nicholas Shrady, Photography by Kim Sargent; HOTELS: THE ROYAL CRESCENT Updating a Legendary Emblem of the English Resort Town of Bath Interior Design by Rupert Lord, Text by Elizabeth Lambert, Photography by Mark Darley; DEPARTMENTS AD SHOPPING: ATLANTA RISING Charles Gandy and William Peace Share Their Best Sources Text by Susan Sheehan, Photography by Alec Marshall; HISTORIC HOUSES: GEORGE WASHINGTON AT MOUNT VERNON The First Presidents Virginia Homestead Text by Garry Wills, Photography by Robert Lautman; PORTRAIT: TERRY McMILLAN The Author's Vibrant California Story Text by Penelope Rowlands, Photography by Grant Mudford. Northern California home of the author; AD TRAVELS: VISITING SANSSOUCI Frederick the Great's Summer Palace in Potsdam Text by Susanne von Meiss, Photography by Reto Guntli. Prussian Emperor's beloved summer place, designed by architect Georg Wenzeslaus von Knobelsdorff; DESIGNER Focus: A WEAVING REVIVAL Sally Sirkin Lewis Works Wonders in France Text by Jeffrey Simpson, Photography by Marina Faust; HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE: CUBA'S GOLDEN ERA Rediscovering the Grand Mansions of Havana Text by Eduardo Luis Rodriguez, Photography by Robert van der Hilst. Banker Pablo Gonzalez de Mendosa's home by architect Leonardo Morales. The 1930 Casa del Valle, designed by Rafael de Cardenas in a Venetian Gothic Style. The de Pedro Baro house, designed by Evelio Govantes and Felix Cabarrocas, commissioned by Juan de Pedro Baro in honor of his wife, Catalina Lasa, along the Avenida Paseo. The 1931 Spanish Renaissance-style Crusellas house. Leonardo Morales' 1929 design for friend Mark A. Pollack, a tobacco dealer and amateur painter. Ramon Crusellas house, designed by Cristobal Diaz and finished in 1931. in the fashionable neighborhoods of Vedado, Miramar and Country Club; ART NOTEBOOK: NOVA SCOTIA LANDSCAPES Photographer Sherman Hines's Canadian Arcadia Text by Carol Lutfy, Photography by Brian Vanden Brink; RESTORATION: A MOSCOW MASTERPIECE Inside an Art Nouveau Landmark by Fedor Shekhtel, Text by Roland Flamini, Photography by Jaime Ardiles-Arce; AD ELECTRONICA: MP3 CHANGES THE MUSIC SCENE Turning Your Computer into a Digital Jukebox By Nicholas von Hoffman; AD ESTATES: EXTRAORDINARY PROPERTIES ON THE MARKET San Francisco: San Francisco historic landmark, Sherman House, built in 1876 for Leander Sherman (featured in AD, 4/85) and recently renovated by William Gaylor., Telluride: John and Patricia Aburdene's log house (featured in AD 6/89). Veneto: Architect Andrea Palladio's early masterpiece villa built for the Pisano family of Venice; St. Lawrence River: Jorsdadt Castle, the 1896 hunting, built on an island in the Saint Lawrence River for then president of the Singer sewing machine company. River Forest, Chicago: The Prarie-style Isabel Roberts House by Frank Lloyd Wright. Berkshires. Tony-winning costume deigner's country house, Thimbles, (AD, 11/95). Montecito: A Tusdan-style villa, Sotto II Monte, designed by Santa Barbara's premier architect, George Washington Smith. Tuxedo Park: Frelinghuysen Estate, a Georgian-style mansion, in the gated enclave of Tuxedo Park. Dallas: Turtle Creek 1925 Mediteranean estate designed by architect J. Allen Boyle. Paperback condition: Near Fine.

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