American Sampler: Silver and Other Treasures from the Ruth Nutt Collection

Julie Emerson, Seattle Art Museum

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Program: Presentation:
de Young Museum

Koret Auditorium, de Young Museum, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. Enter from Level B1 of the parking garage; pedestrians enter from the concourse side of Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive and down the steps across the street from the museum’s main entrance.

Upcoming Programs

The drawing room at Melrose, reflecting the height of interior design in the mid-19th century.
Being English All Over: Natchez and the Rise of the Suburban EstateJefferson Mansell, Lead Historian, Natchez National Park, National Park Service
Beauport (1908-1934) in Gloucester, Massachusetts. Courtesy Historic New England; photograph by David Bohl.
Love and Magic on Eastern PointTripp Evans, Professor of the History of Art, Wheaton College
TuesdayJun 3
Scandanavian Design and the United States, 1890 – 1980Bobbye Tigerman, Curator, Decorative Arts and Design, Los Angeles County Museum of Art
SaturdayJul 19
A Little French Ease Would be an Improvement: Lessons in Sociability in 1780s ParisAmy Hudson Henderson, Independent historian, Washington DC
SaturdayJul 19
Collaborative Consumption: Men, Women and Home Decorating in Federal AmericaAmy Hudson Henderson, Independent historian, Washington DC