The refined forms and high-minded purpose of A. W. N. Pugin’s gothic revivalism.
Cosmopolitan Craftsman
The story of Tiffany’s erudite and imaginative silver designer of
the late nineteenth century, Edward C. Moore.
Field notes: Nature’s Child
A look into the contemporary relevance of Beatrix Potter’s work.
Publisher’s Letter
Publisher Don Sparacin remembers a dear friend.
The Wing at 100
As the American Wing of the Met approaches its centennial anniversary, we spoke with its curator in charge about the evolution of the collection.
Endnotes: Will the Real Miss Liester Please Stand Up?
A mysterious Klimt portrait goes up for auction at im Kinsky.
Editor’s letter: March/April 2024
Editor-in-Chief Gregory Cerio discusses positive outcomes at a South Carolina landmark and NYC antique fairs.
Current and coming: Feathered friends in Charleston
George Edwards’s bird prints are on display at the Charleston Show.
In memoriam: Gregory Cerio
It is with heavy hearts and profound admiration that we at The Magazine ANTIQUES bid farewell to our editor, Gregory Cerio.
Curious Objects: Taylor Thistlethwaite Gets Excited About “Brown Furniture”
“There’s so much life in it. And it matures like fine wine.” Taylor Thistlethwaite swoops in to defend brown furniture on this week’s Curious Objects podcast episode.