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Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Living with Antiques”

Spirit Feel: A New Orleans Collection (From our Archives)

Chris Waddington May 25, 2020 Living with Antiques

This is a house frequently visited by curators- more than thirty international institutions have borrowed objects from the Davis collection-but newcomers are excused if they double check the address upon arrival

African artChris WaddingtoncollectingcollectorNew Orleans

Living With Antiques: The Kentucky collection of Sharon and Mack Cox (From our Archives)

Daniel Kurt Ackermann April 21, 2020 Living with Antiques

Step into Sharon and Mack Cox’s house in Richmond, Kentucky, and your eye might land first on the large stone fireplace at the end of their open living room

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Frank Discussions at the Currier Museum

Eleanor H. Gustafson February 27, 2020 Living with Antiques

The Usonian Automatic was the last residential building type that Frank Lloyd Wright devised in his more than seventy-year career, and only seven of these small, “affordable” houses were ever built.

Currier Museum of ArtFrank Lloyd Wrightusonian automatic

At Home in Cuba with Ernest Hemingway

Michael Connors February 10, 2020 Living with Antiques

The writer is revered in his adopted homeland, and his country house outside Havana has been preserved
in near-pristine condition.

Cubaernest hemingwayfinca vigialookout farm
Center for Painted Wall Preservation

Rubbish-bound Murals go instead to Museum

Editorial Staff January 13, 2020 Living with Antiques

Thanks to the Center for Painted Wall Preservation a group of early nineteenth-century New England murals found a new home at the Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens

Allan Katzcenter for painted wall preservationHuntington Librarykarin and jonathan fieldingmuralsNew England

Crazy Eight

Barrymore Laurence Scherer October 7, 2019 Living with Antiques

Second Empire France—ruled by Napoleon III from 1852 to 1870—bequeathed a varied and colorful legacy, especially in matters of architecture.

american second empireArmour-Stiner Housemansard roofoctagon house

Craftsman Home

Robert Atkins August 16, 2019 Living with Antiques

The house in California built by the great studio woodworker Sam Maloof is a hymn to the virtues of the made by hand

alfreda maloofalta lomahistorica preservationsam and alfreda maloof foundation for arts and craftssam maloofthe maloof foundation

Bent Pennies

Gregory Cerio August 7, 2019 Living with Antiques

Remembering a collector who celebrated beauty born of human frailty

Bill Trayloredward meneeleyjudith scottlarry dumontMartin Ramirezsag harborwilliam edmondsonwilliam hawkinswilliam mortensen

“So snug and nice”

Barrymore Laurence Scherer July 8, 2019 Living with Antiques

A visit to Osborne House, Queen Victoria’s beloved seaside refuge

Englandenglish heritageosborne houseQueen VictoriaVictoria and Albert

Living with Antiques: Antilles Grace

Michael Connors July 5, 2019 Living with Antiques

An elegant town house on the island of Saint Croix features an exemplary collection of nineteenth-century West Indies–crafted mahogany furniture

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