Magazine May/June 2022

Gregory Cerio

Speaking Volumes at the Morgan Library
Elizabeth Pochoda

J.M.W Turner goes to Boston, an Escher Retrospective in Houston, and lost Roman murals remembered at the Getty

Chatting from Winter in Spring, a Curious Cupid, and More
Sammy Dalati

Resurrection of a Different Sort: A historic church annex in New York becomes a chic nightspot for photography aficionados
P.J. McCormick

When Salvador Dalí Met Our Magazine
Sarah Bilotta

Brass Tacks: What jewelry maker Joan Parcher sees in antique hardware
Laura Beach

Old Masters, Mysterious Modernists, and More
James Gardner

The Living End: George Nakashima and the Legacy of "Live Edge" Furniture
Benjamin Davidson and Pippa Biddle

Elizabeth Lanza

Turning the Tables at MESDA
Eleanor H. Gustafson

New York's jewel-box museum dedicated to early modern German and Austrian art and design celebrates its twentieth birthday
Brian Allen

A history of Exbury Gardens, the Rothschild family's vibrant demi-paradise in southern England
Barrymore Laurence Scherer

The Purcell-Cutts House in Minneapolis is a brilliant exemplar of America's first home-grown architectural style
Chris Waddington

Late Spring edition
Martin Minerva

On the Victorian era's fascination with microscopes and all they revealed
Robert McCracken Peck

An art historian muses on affinities he discerns between works of contemporary art and early modern decorative arts in the collection he shares with his husband
Joseph Cunningham