The Palazzo Chupi in Manhattan's West Village has been the embodiment of Pablo Picasso's sternest warning to his disciples: The chief enemy of creativity is "good" sense.
Artist Julian Schnabel, known as much for his outsized ego and pals like Lou Reed as for his neo-expressionist art and films "Basquiat" and the "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly," has heard for months what the $14.95 million penthouse and $12.95 million duplex unit in his "Pompeii red," Euro-inspired building at 360 W. 11th St. aren't: Namely, sold.![]() |
| Schnabel painted his building "Pompeii red." |
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