Andy Warhol’s Jackie (on wall, left), 1964; Lucio Fontana’s Concetto Spaziale (on wall, right), 1961. On floor: Bruce Nauman’s Partial Truth (1997); an 18th-century French marble-top table.
On walls: Vik Muniz’s The Reader, After Fragonard (Pictures of Chocolate), 2002, surrounded by a pair of Andy Warhol’s “The Mark of the Beast” silk screens (1985–86). On floor: Gio Ponti small round glass table.
Swedish painted-and-gilt chairs (early 19th century); custom mahogany dining table designed by Johnson & Wanzenberg; Venetian chandelier and sconce; Guillermo Kuitca’s Untitled (1993).
Artwork inside Westwater and Meitus' home
Artwork inside Westwater and Meitus' home
Angela Westwater and David Meitus in front of Julian Schnabel’s Untitled (Girl with No Eyes), 2001
Inside Westwater and Meitus' home
Malcolm Morley’s Car Crash, (2003); an Italian 1950s chandelier; a pair of Studium Inc. upholstered armchairs; a Jacques Quinet–inspired Studium Inc. marble-topped table; Roman marble bust (second century A.D.)
Artwork inside Westwater and Meitus' home
Guillermo Kuitca’s The Flying Dutchman (2004).
Artwork inside Westwater and Meitus' home
Artwork inside Westwater and Meitus' home
Artwork inside Westwater and Meitus' home
Biedermeier bench; Bruce Nauman’s Violins Violence Silence (left wall), 1982; Richard Long’s Untitled (center), 2004; Guillermo Kuitca’s Thorns (right wall), 1995; Not Vital’s murano glass 1.2.3.4.5 Snowballs (on ground), 2000. Sculptures on pedestals, left to right: marble figures of the Dioscuri, Castor and Pollux, from a Roman Relief (first-second century A.D.).
T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings wood coffee table.
Giorgio de Chirico’s Palafreniere con due cavalla (on wall, left), 1937; Malcolm Morley’s Fire Boat (on wall, center), 1999; André Arbus marble-topped table (early 1940s).
Two Andy Warhol “Reigning Queen” silk screens (1985) flank the living room. On the mantelpiece, left to right: terra-cotta bust of Antinous (second century A.D.), a pair of Canosan white terra-cotta oenochoes (third–fourth century B.C.), Egyptian painted plaster mask (first century A.D.). A pair of early-19th-century Swiss/Austrian chairs; Roman marble torso of Apollo (against right wall), second century A.D.; Francis Picabia’s Le Mirage (above fireplace), 1929.
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