2012 Programs

Art of the Garden, 1931
Modernizing the Traditional: Furnishing the Sophisticated Garden in the 1920s and 30sMaggie Lidz, Winterthur Museum
David Hicks’ drawing room, Britwell Salome, England
Youthquake: High Style in the Swinging SixtiesMitchell Owens, Architectural Digest
Wedding Dress 1
Wedded Perfection: Two Centuries of Wedding GownsCynthia Amneus, Cincinnati Art Museum
Crafting Modernism Cover
Crafting Modernism: Midcentury American Art and DesignJeannine Falino, Museum of Arts and Design
Corner or smoking chair by Robert Walker
Carved, Curved, Classical: Baroque Furniture and Architecture in Eastern Virginia, 1710–60Sumpter T Priddy, Alexandria, VA
Chelsea plate, c.1755 (Victoria & Albert Museum)
The Botanical Obsession: Prints and Porcelain, 1730–1830Patricia Darrell Knight, San Francisco Ceramic Circle
Japonesque Easel
The Cult of Beauty: British and Japanese Influences on the American Aesthetic MovementHannah Sigur, Berkeley, CA
View of Harvard College buildings, 1767. Engraving by Paul Revere.
Panorama of the American Campus over the CenturiesPaul V Turner, Stanford University
The Constitution and the Guerriere
Thomas Chambers, American Marine and Landscape PainterKathleen A Foster, Philadelphia Museum of Art
Painted bedstead with canopy, circa 1855, painted by Thomas and Edward Hill
Bringing the Outdoors In: Cottage and Wicker Furniture for House and GardenBrock Jobe, Winterthur Museum
Mahogany and cherry tea table, attributed Robert Walker (ca. 1710-1777)
Black and White All Mixed Together: The Hidden Legacy of Enslaved CraftsmenDaniel Ackerman, Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts
Kenneth Jay Lane Brooch
Kenneth Jay Lane: American Jeweler to the WorldCurt DiCamillo, American Ancestors
Congressional Medal of Honor commemorating Stephen Cassin, ca. 1815
The Glamour of Glory: War of 1812 CommemorationsAnn Wagner, Winterthur Museum