The Art Nouveau ceramics market is ready to welcome a new collecting generation. Continue reading
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Features From Previous Issues
Jean Schlumberger: Out of the Box
A collection of Jean Schlumberger’s avant-garde jewelry designs goes on view in Virginia. Continue reading
Georgia O’Keeffe: Well Fashioned
An exhibition of Georgia O’Keeffe’s clothing showcases the artist’s unwavering sense of style. Continue reading
Tiffany Studios: Painting with Glass
An exhibition organized by The Neustadt, the largest collection of Tiffany glass, comes to Cincinnati. Continue reading
All that Jazz
A New York exhibition takes the first comprehensive look at America’s taste in design during the 1920s. Continue reading
The Hand of the Craftsman
Professedly functional but sometimes fanciful, American Arts & Crafts objects still lend themselves to harmonious living. Continue reading
A Fabergé Trove Comes Home
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts reinstalls its massive collection of Fabergé objects after a world tour. Continue reading
Let There Be Light
Today’s best lighting designs are really sculptures that illuminate. Continue reading
Fabric of Society
Under the reign of Louis XIV, the art of tapestry was esteemed higher than painting, prized for its power to impress the masses with royal power and wealth. Continue reading
Flight of Fancy: Colored Diamonds
Colored, or “fancy,” diamonds have gone from being a curiosity to being the ultimate prize among gems. Continue reading