Double Exposure
by Pieter Estersohn with Mario De Castro
From the bullfighting ring to the atelier, Portuguese photographic pioneer Carlos Relvas constructed an early studio every bit as eccentric as his life.
Weaving a New Dawn
by Paula Deitz
Jeremy Frey, master Passamaquoddy basket maker, has taken traditional Indigenous forms to new heights.
Possessed
by Pablo Bronstein, as told to Jenny Florence
Artist Pablo Bronstein on collecting as a form of self-fashioning—baroque, compulsive, occasionally corrosive, but ultimately irresistible.
Trail of Tiles
by Anna Sui with Daniel Robbins
A fantasia in ceramic, Leighton House in London testifies to the decorative sense of its namesake builder, artist Frederic Leighton, and the craftsmanship of William De Morgan.
Jewelry: Poetic Astronomy - The legendary firm of Van Cleef & Arpels looks to the heavens for inspiration.⬬
Patina and Provenance - Designer Charlotte Moss on the charm of antique chairs and how the spirits of their collectors linger. ⬬
Books: Purely Décoratif - Esteemed in his time, Ruhlmann was not only the leading French designer of objects in the style, but also an ensemblier, both designing and curating interiors.⬬
Books: Rewriting Arrival - The Family of Migrants (Hannibal Books) underscores the poignant pitfalls of reducing migrants to clichés. ⬬
Perspectives: Mitch’s Musings - Storage solutions take center stage at the V&A East Storehouse and the Met’s Luce Center.
In Conversation: Lessons From Boscobel - With Jennifer Carlquist, Executive Director and Curator, Boscobel House and Gardens ⬬
Flea Bite: Bleus de Travail (Work Blues) - The first installment of The Magazine ANTIQUES's new column dedicated to flea markets and thrift shops. ⬬
Travel: The Great White Way, Then and Now (Web Exclusive) - What began as an experimental glow-up in Gilded Age America, the lights of Broadway are burning at an unprecedented pace in this modern era. ⬬
LIVING WITH ANTIQUES
Habitat for Humanity
By Stacy C. Hollander with photography by Ellen McDermott and Bridget Sciales
