Collector Pamela Joyner Made Her San Fran Home an Ode to Black Artists. It’s Now Selling for Nearly $15 Million.

She and her husband, investor Alfred J. Giuffrida, have owned the 9,600-square-foot property in Presidio Terrace for more than 15 years

The stately San Francisco mansion belonging to entrepreneurs and notable art collectors Pamela Joyner and Alfred J. Giuffrida is selling for $14.95 million.

The couple’s collection encompasses hundreds of works from artists including Sam Gilliam, Frank Bowling, Norman Lewis, Shinique Smith, Kara Walker, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Jordan Casteel and Kevin Beasley, though none of the pieces are pictured in the listing photos. Rarefied amenities range from staff accommodations and a gym to an elevator and an “extensive” temperature-controlled wine room and tasting area, according to the listing.

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