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featuredOld Wine, New Bottle by Gregory Cerio A collection of historical art and design finds a happy home in a modernist tower, thanks to the ministrations of interior designer Thomas Jayne. Curious Objects: Discovering a Forgotten Folk Artist at the Independence Seaport Museum – Host Benjamin Miller is introduced to an amazing folk art watercolor depicting the father of the …
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by Gregory Cerio The Private Office of George William Childs at the Philadelphia Public Ledger, Philadelphia by George Bacon Wood Jr. (1832–1910), 1877. Oil on canvas, 27 by 38 inches. Private collection; all photographs courtesy of the Schwarz Gallery, Philadelphia. Specializing in American and European paintings of the eighteenth through twentieth centuries and best known for its expertise in …
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Recent issues of The Magazine ANTIQUES have delved into the history and collecting of 20th-century design. The September 2008 article “The lost generation of Danish design” by Gregory Cerio is just one example. For readers interested in learning more about Denmark’s design masters the website Danish-furniture.com offers a fine introduction. The non-commercial website was launched by Dansk Møbelkunst, a Copenhagen-based gallery …
Editor’s letter, May 2009
Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth Pochoda welcomes us to our latest issue
What modern was
Mid Century masters of luxury
American studio ceramics at mid century
Adherents to the studio craft movement championed the handmade object, the idiosyncratic form, and the individual eye
Bold, bright, and underappreciated: British furniture at mid-century
On one of the greatest modern design talents in Britain—Gerald Summers
Showmanship and fantasy: the designs of James Mont
On the mid-century designer and interior decorator