A slice of upper-class nineteenth-century life on the lower east side
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
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
Women and the Art of the People
As the American Folk Art Museum enters its 7th decade, a salute to the women who made the institution and its collection great
Current and coming: In Florida, Picasso in Sunny climes
An upcoming exhibition at the Dalí Museum explores Picasso’s ties to northern Spain and the south of France
Toasts and Testimonials
A collection of tributes, memories, comments, and reflections in honor of our 100th anniversary
Current and coming: The divine darkness of Ralph Eugene Meatyard
A new exhibition at the Speed Museum of Art
End notes: Encyclopedic Artifacts
What do a lock of Beethoven’s hair, a set design for the musical In the Heights, a rare Manet lithograph, and the earliest money in New York City have in common?
Editor’s letter: January/February 2022
Editor in Chief Gregory Cerio welcomes readers to the newest issue of ANTIQUES
Venice: Through a Glass, and Darkly
An art exhibition in DC explores the desuetude and crystalline rebirth of Venice in the late nineteenth century