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To view this email as a web page, go [here.]( [Sotheby's Selects] 7 July [t]( [f]( [i]( Dear Friends and Clients, This week, our editors have chosen a mix of perfect summer stories: discover six rosés from wineries around the world, take a thrilling ride in the quintessential Aston Martin, and let Tim Marlow guide you through highlights of the Venice Biennale. Also, Jonquil O'Reilly returns for another episode of The Costumist and solves a centuries-old mystery. -Anthony Calnek, Editor in Chief [Living the Contemporary Way]( [Living the Contemporary Way]( Most people don't buy just art or design - they collect both, says interior designer Robert Stilin. See his bold vignettes of art and objects. [VIEW SLIDESHOW]( [Summer in a Bottle]( [Summer in a Bottle]( From St Tropez to Sonoma, we have one wine on our minds: rosé. Our experts have assembled their favourites from around the world. [VIEW SLIDESHOW]( [Standout Pavilions at the Venice Biennale]( [Standout Pavilions at the Venice Biennale]( Tim Marlow finds powerful human stories in the epic Arsenale section of the Biennale. [WATCH VIDEO]( [The Most Important Aston Martin]( RM Sotheby's [The Most Important Aston Martin]( Leading a group of competition cars, this immaculate 1956 DBR1/1 raced with the sport's legendary drivers [WATCH VIDEO]( [Nobody's Fool: The £2 Million Lady]( The Costumist [Nobody's Fool: The £2 Million Lady]( Specialist Jonquil O'Reilly reveals the identity behind the sitter of this astonishing portrait. [WATCH VIDEO]( [Moda Operandi Shops Jewels]( Online Auctions [Moda Operandi Shops Jewels]( The luxury retailer chooses looks from its exclusive inventory to pair with gems from our online sale. [VIEW SLIDESHOW]( [Renovated Landmark Town House ]( [sir-logo-selects-4-01] [EXTRAORDINARY PROPERTY OF THE WEEK]( Renovated Landmark Town House New York, New York [SEE MORE]( [f]( [t]( [i]( [yt]( This email was sent to you by sotheby's, 1334 York Ave. New York, NY, 10021 [UPDATE PREFERENCES]( | [UNSUBSCRIBE]( | [PRIVACY POLICY]( | [SELL WITH US]( © 2017 [SOTHEBYS.COM](

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