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Maverick, villain, libertine, genius. Austrian eyewear designer Udo Proksch has been known by many names, but the book excerpted here dives deeply into his archive, puts emphasis on his working methods, fecund productivity, and the undeniable impact he had on design in the twentieth century—and to this day.
John Soane’s Cabinet of Curiosities (Yale University Press, $45) certainly lives up to its title. For starters, it’s a visual delight, leading readers through the haunting, eclectic maze of a London relic: a house museum, frozen in amber since 1837, that displays its trove of forty thousand objects in arrangements fixed by the architect and collector who bequeathed it to the nation.
An exhibition at Frederic Church’s Olana highlights the nineteenth-century culture of memory and memorial.
Looking at scrimshaw from a Pacific perspective.
Collecting American furniture continues at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Her grandson remembers the philanthropist, historic preservationist, and materfamilias.
Federal American Vernacular Portraits, 1790s to 1840s.
The artist’s six-decade career is explored with one hundred pieces of decorative and fine art dating from the Belle Époque and beyond.
Chocolate is a sugary treat and a historical tool at the Museo de la Xocolata.
A continued study on the work of English jeweler Stephen Twycross.