2024 Programs

Cigar Vase and Stand
A Decade of Expansion and Innovation: Broadening Winterthur’s CollectionsAlexandra Deutsch, Winterthur Museum
Jackie and curator John Sweeney at Winterthur May 8, 1961
Jacqueline Kennedy and Henry Francis du Pont, From Winterthur to the White HouseAlexandra Deutsch, Winterthur Museum
Magnolia Vase
Collecting Inspiration: Edward C. Moore at Tiffany & CoMedill H. Harvey, Metropolitan Museum of Art
Triton Pools
Cranbrook: Unity in Architecture, Education, and ArtKevin Adkisson, Cranbrook Center for Collections and Research
Competition drawing by Cranbrook architecture students Ralph Rapson and John Van der Meulen
Cranbrook: Legacy of a Utopian Academy of ArtKevin Adkisson, Cranbrook Center for Collections and Research
Henrietta Davidson Bailey (1874-1950) Newcomb Pottery
Looking Forward and Back: Diverging Aesthetics in American Art PotteryAdrienne Spinozzi, Metropolitan Museum of Art
Peacock Room
Journeys in Blue and Gold: A Century of Interpreting Whistler’s Peacock RoomDiana Greenwold, National Gallery of Art
Desk and Bookcase, George Bright, Boston
Open for Business: A Tour of 18th C Cabinet Shops in London, Boston, and PhiladelphiaBrock Jobe, Winterthur Museum
The Renaissance Revival Parlor, Meriden, Connecticut, 1870; fashions by Ann Lowe (1898-1981). Film director: Julie Dash
Redressing Hidden Histories: An Anthology of American FashionAmelia Peck, Metropolitan Museum of Art
Frances Elkins
Modernity Meets Antiquity: The San Francisco Bay Area Interiors of Frances ElkinsScott Powell, Independent Author
House at 1329 Carroll Ave., Los Angeles used in the filming of the “Charmed" tv show
Supernatural Spaces: How Design Sets the Scene in Popular CultureKyle McGuire, San Francisco, CA