The High Museum of Art appoints a new Margaret and Terry Stendt Curator of American Art
Rare Lincoln Speech to be Auctioned
Abraham Lincoln’s 1864 victory speech is up for auction
In conversation with…Ralph Harvard
Catching up with Ralph Harvard
Ralph Emerson Carpenter Jr., 1909-2009
Remembering Ralph Emerson Carpenter Jr.
A rare Kem Weber chair shows the European side of American modernism
An elusive armchair makes an appearance
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
The Lessons of ‘Old Jake’
A beloved statue is up for auction
The ‘It’ Chair, a Postscript
More on the “loop” chair
New Orleans
Natives and longtime residents of New Orleans have an endearing habit of describing their city as if it were a woman, one who is by turns refined and blowsy. Her sybaritic side is notorious, and her exquisite taste in food is famous. But what is slightly less well known is that Lady Orleans is passionate about antiques. For the dedicated …