FOUND IN TRANSLATION
by Chandravali Martínez
Modern and folk arts from around the world achieve unity in the former home—now house museum—of an American expat in Mexico.
BOYS IN BROOCHES
by Jeannine Falino
The present and past of jewelry for men.
Andalusia Acquires Portrait of Miss Adèle Sigoine
by Sierra Holt
The Bass Otis portrait is on display at the historic house.
Field Notes: Heavenly Visions - The legendary sect’s short-lived “gift drawings” of Shaker women are a hypnotic and still puzzling cornucopia of rapturous color and mysterious coding.
Curious Objects: Learning to Love Antique Rugs, with Jan David Winitz - Dealer Jan David Winitz has specialized in oriental rugs for many years, but he never sold the first rug that sparked his passion...
Found in Translation - Despite their diverse origins, modern and folk arts from around the world achieve unity in the former home—now house museum—of an American expat in Mexico. 
Museum visit: Going Platinum - The Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe celebrates seventy years on the scene.
Consolation Prizes - An exhibition at Frederic Church’s Olana highlights the nineteenth-century culture of memory and memorial.
On books: The Importance of Being Furnished: Four Bachelors at Home - A look into the decorative lives of four bachelors from the early twentieth century.
Current and coming: Penobscot basketry in Rockland - The Farnsworth Art Museum exhibits an indigenous artistic tradition.
Curious Objects: The curious histories behind board games, at the American Folk Art Museum - In today's episode, we learn about a goose-themed board game. 
LIVING WITH ANTIQUES
Habitat for Humanity
By Stacy C. Hollander with photography by Ellen McDermott and Bridget Sciales
![In the article “Portrait Painter, Physician, and Lover,” writers Michael R. and Suzanne Rudnick Payne uncover the life of Federalist-era doctor and artist Samuel Broadbent. Find out more about this fascinating man in our link in bio.
Mrs. Hannah Robbins Woodruff [1795–1864], attributed to Samuel Broadbent (1759–1828), 1819. Oil on canvas, 32 by 26 inches (sight). Connecticut Museum of Culture and History, Hartford, gift of Charles E. Bissell.
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