2021 Programs

Card Table, Baltimore, 1815-1820. Attributed to Hugh Finlay (1781-1831)
Connections — Painted Furniture in Philadelphia, Baltimore and the District of Columbia Alexandra Alevizatos Kirtley, Philadelphia Museum of Art
Cabinet, Herter Brothers (German, active New York, 1864-1906), ca. 1878-80. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Promised Gift of Barrie A. and Deedee Wigmore
Aesthetic Splendors: Highlights from the Gift of Barrie and Deedee WigmoreAlice Cooney Frelinghuysen, Metropolitan Museum of Art
Thomas Long (1798-1841), ca. 1815-1817
"I had no IDEA!" Rufus Porter in Art, Invention, and PublishingLaura Sprague, Independent Curator
Thomas Rowlandson (British 1756-1827) etching and aquatint, The Sales Room at Christie’s
Antiques in Today's Marketplace Panel Discussion
John Singer Sargent in his studio in Paris
John Singer Sargent, Interior DesignerStephanie L. Herdrich, Associate Curator of American Painting and Sculpture The American Wing, Metropolitan Museum of Art
Paul Manship, Flight of Night
Paul Manship: Sculpture and the Ancient Made ModernErin Monroe, Wadsworth Atheneum
Angel Detail from a Desk and Bookcase, North Carolina, ca. 1800 Private Collection
Eagles and Angels: Evangelicalism, Patriotism and Scots 'Common Sense’ in the Art and Culture of the American Back-CountrySumpter T Priddy, Alexandria, VA
Spreckel's Mansion San Francisco
Beautiful Sister Cities: Boulevards and Buildings in San Francisco and NewportJohn Tschirch, Architectural Historian
Kimbel and Cabus (New York, 1863–82). Cabinet-Secretary
Modern Gothic: the Inventive Furniture of Kimbel and Cabus, 1863 - 1882Barbara Veith, Brooklyn Museum of Art&Medill H. Harvey, Metropolitan Museum of Art
One of a pair of Louis XVI silver tureens and covers, Jacques-Nicolas Roettiers
In the Newest and most Fashionable Taste: Neoclassical Silver comes to AmericaJohn Ward, Sotheby's