A personal journey through a watershed year, 1922
Living Large
What our magazine’s long-running and most popular feature series “Living with Antiques,” tells us about time, taste, and our mercurial rapport with the material realm
Venice: Through a Glass, and Darkly
An art exhibition in DC explores the desuetude and crystalline rebirth of Venice in the late nineteenth century
ANTIQUES in the Beginning
On the founding editor of ANTIQUES: Homer Eaton Keyes
Object lesson: Blue Plate Special
How spode willow pattern China became an enduring touchstone in decorative arts
Connecticut Idyll
How the American impressionist John Henry Twachtman made Fairfield County his own personal Giverny
Civilizing the Goths
An exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum examines the artful modern Gothic furniture of the 19th-century New York firm Kimbel and Cabus
Video
NEW! From The magazine antiques #TMAexplainsSay what? Our new video series #TMAexplains combines twenty-first-century digital storytelling with the scholarship that readers of The Magazine ANTIQUES expect. We answer questions both simple and complex about the fields of art, design, and decoration. Scroll down to see all there is to learn!Learn More WATCH NOW!Click here to watch, comment, and subscribe on …
Freake Out!
An art historian posits the identity of one of the most famous limners of Puritan new England
From the Archives: Living with antiques: The collection of Martin and Gloria Gersh
Take a dive into our archives with the Gershes!