2014 Programs
Clipper Ships and Peaceful Harbors: California Artists and the Marine Paintings TraditionAlfred C Harrison, Northpoint Gallery
Scratching the Surface of Period Paint Effects: Graining, Glazing, Marbling and Gilding, 1840–1940David Boysel, Conservator, San Francisco, CA
From Aesthetic to Gilded: Newport's Revolutionary InteriorsRichard Guy Wilson
Edith Wharton at Home: Life at the MountRichard Guy Wilson
“... copied with wonderful fidelity ...” China Trade Paintings on Glass for America, 1784-1848William Sargent, Peabody Essex Museum
Southern Synergy: The Philadelphia–Charleston ConnectionElle Shushan, Philadelphia, PA
A Smile and a Shoeshine: Eric Shrubsole and the Antiques BusinessTimothy Martin, S. J. Shrubsole
Kelton House Farm: Celebrating 17th Century American Furnishings, Architecture and GardensJoseph P. Gromacki, Collector, Chicago, IL
“Mr. Jefferson’s Chair”Sumpter T Priddy, Alexandria, VA
Dressing Philadelphia’s Finest Furniture: Upholstered, Covered and HungAlexandra Alevizatos Kirtley, Philadelphia Museum of Art
A. H. Davenport: Furniture from the Gilded Age to the Modern Age, 1880–1950Nancy Carlisle, Historic New England
For Ladies and Letters: Femininity, Function and Fashion in Neoclassical Ladies’ Writing DesksMatthew A Thurlow, The Decorative Arts Trust
Wining, Dining and Social Life: Food and Beverage Wares, 1600–1860Leslie Grigsby, Winterthur Museum