Some notes on art, design, and historical artifacts related to dogs.
Couture for Portraiture
A forthcoming exhibition examines the significance of fashion in the art of John Singer Sargent.
Feast for the Eyes
The food paintings of the seventeenth-century Dutch artist Clara Peeters helped bring the still life into maturity as a genre.
Museum visit: An Educational Étouffée
On the culinary cultural buffet that is the Southern Food and Beverage Museum in New Orleans.
Editor’s Letter: March/April 2023
Editor-in-Chief Gregory Cerio describes the inspiration and curious objects used to transform the ANTIQUES New York Winter Show booth.
Current and Coming: Andrew LaMar Hopkins at the Cabildo
The self-taught painter Andrew LaMar Hopkins has enjoyed a remarkably rapid rise to prominence in the contemporary art world.
Forging Ahead
Artist of Iron Samuel Yellin and the Landmark Year 1922 The year 1922 has always seemed magical to me. Gertrude Stein published Geography and Plays; James Joyce issued Ulysses; and T. S. Eliot’s The Waste Land appeared. On the European continent, modernist works tested the boundaries of painting. Giorgio de Chirico painted Il figliol prodigo, Paul Klee created Twittering Machine, …
November/December 2022
Subscribe to The Magazine ANTIQUES today! And sign-up for our newsletter! NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2022 Editor’s LetterGregory Cerio Field NotesPhiladelphia Stories Elizabeth Pochoda Current and ComingAndrew LaMar Hopkins’s first museum retrospective, Morris Hirschfield re-examined at AFAM, and Edward Hopper’s New York at the Whitney In MemoriamSmiling with Scudder: Remembering R. Scudder Smith (1935–2022), publisher of the Newtown Bee and founder of Antiques and …
Editor’s letter: May/June 2022
Editor-in-Chief Gregory Cerio welcomes us to our latest issue.
Object lesson: Looking at the Past through a Lens of Antique Glass
We looked to our shelf for a lens through which to examine why we collect