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Veranda of the Connecticut Home of Anne Fuller, Vogue

Horst P. Horst1964-02-01

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New York, United States

The veranda of the Stonington, Connecticut home of socialite Anne Fuller, converted from the former First Baptist Church of Stonington by her husband, architect Charles Fuller. A large white wicker Hong Kong peacock chair sits beneath a cylindrical cage-like hanging Chinese lantern. A fluted urn sits atop a grillwork-decorated pedestal next to one of the supports. A blue-on-white Indonesian porcelain pot filled with basil sits on one of the steps.

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  • Title: Veranda of the Connecticut Home of Anne Fuller, Vogue
  • Creator: Horst P. Horst
  • Date Created: 1964-02-01
  • Location Created: Stonington, Connecticut, United States
  • Provenance: Vogue, February 1, 1964
  • Photographer: Horst P. Horst
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