| At some point during the 1800s, when nobody was looking, an institution passed away that for centuries had been a fixture of the visual arts: the artistic dynasty, the family of painters who, across several generations, maintained a consistent aesthetic profile.
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Freedom and the abstract truth
| The story of Marica and Jan Vilcek is the story of one couple'…
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The hidden face of the Civil War
| The images presented here, selected especially for The Magazin…
» MoreGeorges Hoentschel and his world
| Although his name may be forgotten, the French collector… » More
Rediscovering an art star
| Although Anders Zorn has been largely forgotten by the g… » More
Philadelphia collects: City folk
| The collectors, Philadelphians Joan M. and Victor L. Joh… » More
The Cartier fern-spray brooches
| The beauty of the diamond contains within it the awesome… » More
Philadelphia collects: The torch bearer
| This issue celebrates the long history of Philadelphia a… » More
Cradle of liberty, cradle of craft
| Philadelphia's unparalleled list of great artist-artisan… » More
Moser: Designing Modern Vienna 1897-1907
The exhibition opening today at the Neue Galerie in New York City focuses on the decorative arts, furniture, and graphic design of Koloman Moser (1868-1918), b… » More
Nina R. Gray (1956–2013)
We at ANTIQUES are saddened by the death of Nina R. Gray, an independent curator of American decorative arts, on May 20, at home, after a brave battle with can… » More
Editor's letter, May/June 2013
Our cover shows an early and uncharacteristically jaunty painting by George Ault, part of the Lunder Collection featured in the article about the Colby College… » More