Your search for "Shax Riegler" returned 10 entries.
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Posted 07/19/11
In a wide ranging exhibition the Museum of the City of New York captures this country's long love affair with the colonial revival style...
Posted 12/11/09
The legacy of Henry Davis Sleeper
December 2009 | In anticipation of the loan exhibition of objects from Historic New England at next month's Winter Antiques Show in New York, we offer two appreciations of one of the organization's most intriguing properties.
Posted 11/19/09
Having immersed himself in bygone foodways and culinary techniques for decades, author, food historian, and master of antiquated cookery Ivan Day is the man to call when England's great historic house museums look to re-create the grand feasts of earlier centuries.
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Posted 02/04/09
Windows on the past: Watercolors of long-vanished houses and gardens
August 2008 | Earlier this year the New York Times ran a report on the “new” trend of homeowners hiring celebrated photographers to document their houses.
Posted 02/03/09
A feature article from our January issue uncovers more reasons why the "loop" chair is a having its moment in the sun.
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Posted 02/03/09
January 2009 | The legendary decorator Frances Elkins made it popular in the 1930s, but her so-called loop chair, which is having another moment in the sun, goes back to the eighteenth century as a surviving set of examples attests
Posted 02/02/09
October 2008 | The art of the silversmith has long seemed to be one such area, so it is especially thrilling to be confronted with completely unfamiliar material at Columbia University’s Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery, where Delight in Design: Indian Silver for the Raj opened last month.
