Photo Album
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From left:
A detail of the
dining room in the Pink House,
with the Murphys’ collection of blue-and-white china.
A doorway in Swan Cove, with one of Gerald’s whimsical decorative touches still in place.
Gerald framed this living-room window at Swan Cove
in a mirror for Sara.
(Photo: Laurie Lambrecht for New York Magazine) |
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From left:
A detail of the garden at Swan Cove, which Gerald designed.
A self-portrait
of Sara Wiborg as
a teenager.
One of the few Murano-crystal champagne glasses that survived destruction at the hands of F. Scott Fitzgerald; during
a drunken rant,
he threw them
in handfuls off the terrace of
the Murphys’ Cap d’Antibes house.
(Photo: Laurie Lambrecht for New York Magazine) |
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From left:
The rope-framed mirror that Gerald made, in the Little Hut’s living room.
Gerald’s personal shaker, in which he mixed “the juice
of a few flowers” (fresh citrus juices, mint, sugar,
and gin) to make the house cocktail.
One of the family’s monogrammed trunks, topped
by a rocking chair, from the trove of Murphy objects still packed in the Pink House’s garage.
(Photo: Laurie Lambrecht for New York Magazine) |
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