Editor-in-Chief Gregory Cerio welcomes readers to our March/April 2022 issue
End notes: January/February 2022
At ANTIQUES, Collegiality Forged by J.R. Ewing and Twizzlers
Renovated Gowns Counterfeit Corsets
An excerpt from a new book about fashion in the Gilded Age explores the underworld and afterlife of French couture in the United States
ARMS AND THE MAN
The story of the Worcester Art Museum’s Higgins Arms and Armor Collection, as it embarks on a national tour
Personal space: Collecting Florida
How one couple built a magnificent collection of artworks related to their home state
ANTIQUES in the Modern World
A personal journey through a watershed year, 1922
Digital doings: Rockefeller, Rivera, and Pedigreed Silver
A sneak peek at our upcoming Digital Doings
Artist profile: Conjuring a Creole Past
The paintings of Andrew Lamar Hopkins blend romanticized cultural history with a scholarly eye for art and antiques
The Eyes Have It
A young antiques dealer and his peers offer their vision for the future of the trade
Critical thinking | Difficult issues: No Laughing Matter
Humor and chamberpots in this edition of Critical thinking | Difficult issues.