The Chicago Manual of Style (16th edition, p. 1) (Notes and Conclusions, 1835) 254) has an entry for juxtapose in its “List of words and the prepositions construed with them”:

juxtapose (vb.): to (not with)

The estimable Yahoo Answers community prefers juxtaposed to to juxtaposed with.

Is juxtaposed to make sense?