A cumulative Table of Contents for the magazine antiques 1980 1989 January 1980
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- March 1985 Historic Deerfield issue
- May 1985 American furniture issue
- November 1985 American Painting issue
- March 1986 Society for the Preservation of New England Antiques issue
- May 1986 American furniture issue
- September 1986 Folk art issue
- November 1986 American painting issue
- May 1987 American furniture issue
January 1985 COVER: Detail of the gilt-bronze mounts on a commode by Charles Cressent (1685-1768), Paris, 1745-1749 Metropolitan Museum of Art, Jack and Belle Linsky Collection FRONTISPIECE: Stair hall at White Pines, the residence of Ralph Radclifle Whitehead at Byrdcliffe, near Woodstock, New York, built 1902-1903 Exalted hardware, the bronze mounts of French furniture. Part I: Baroque, regence, and rococo PENELOPE HUNTER-STIEBEL Abraham Roentgen and the archbishop of Trier GEORG HIMMELHEBER The utopias of Ralph Radcliffe Whitehead ROBERT EDWARDS Living with antiques: The Putnam-Balch house, Salem, Massachusetts BRYANT F. TOLLES JR. Canton famille-rose porcelain. Part III: The flower patterns JOHN QUENTIN FELLER Jacquard coverlets in the Daughters of the American Revolution Museum. Part I: New York coverlets GLORIA SEAMAN ALLEN February 1985 COVER: Detail of Lord Torrington’s Hunt Servants Setting out from Southill, Bedfordshire, by George Stubbs FRONTISPIECE: Pittsburgh from Saw Mill Run, by Russell Smith George Stubbs DUNCAN ROBINSON Restoring the Daniel Bliss house: historical accuracy and personal vision JOHN T. KIRK Exalted hardware, the bronze mounts of French furniture. Part II: Early neoclassicism, Louis XVI, and Empire PENELOPE HUNTER-STIEBEL Rembrandt Peale, art and ambition CAROL EATON HEVNER March 1985 Historic Deerfield issue COVER: Ebenezer Hinsdale Williams House (built c. 1740, altered 1816-1820) and, at left, Sheldon-Hawks House (built c. 1743), Historic Deerfield, Deerfield, Massachusetts Photograph by Arthur Vitols FRONTISPIECE: Keeping room of the Wells-Thorn House, Historic Deerfield Introduction to Historic Deerfield DONALD R. FRIARY. Historic preservation DAVID R. PROPER Exterior architectural embellishment WILLIAM A. FLYNT AND JOSEPH PETER SPANG Architectural interiors DONALD R. FRIARY AND JOSEPH PETER SPANG New England furniture PHILIP ZEA The Lucius D. Potter Memorial collection JOSEPH PETER SPANG American silver DONALD R. FRIARY Ceramics JOHN C. AUSTIN AND JOSEPH PETER SPANG Textiles FLORENCE M. MONTGOMERY Costumes MARGARET C. S. CHRISTMAN Memorial Hall Museum SUZANNE L. FLYNT AND TIMOTHY C. NEUMANN Arts and crafts in Deerfield MARGERY B. HOWE Farming in Deerfield J. RITCHIE GARRISON April 1985 COVER: Celia Thaxter in Her Garden, by Frederick Childe Hassam (1859-1935), 1892 National Museum of American Art, Washington, D.C.; gift of John Gellatly FRONTISPIECE: The Fisherman’s Wedding Party, Venice, by Thomas Moran American artists in Venice, 1860-1920 MARGARETTA M. LOVELL Living with antiques: The Poydras-Holden house in Louisiana JESSIE POESCH An introduction to the American Pre-Raphaelites LINDA S. FERBER Household textiles in the Essex Institute, Salem, Massachusetts ANNE FARNAM The collection of the Historical Society of Early American Decoration in Albany, New York MONA D. ROWELL The triumph of Flora: Women and the American landscape, 1890-1935 DEBORAH NEVINS May 1985 American furniture issue COVER: Finials of three seventeenth-century armchairs. Pilgrim Hall Museum, Plymouth, Massachusetts; Photograph by Helga Photo Studio FRONTISPIECE: Detail of a painted chest, Herkimer County, New York, 1798 Furniture and other decorative arts in Pilgrim Hall Museum in Plymouth, Massachusetts LAURENCE R. PIZER, ELEANOR A. DRIVER, AND ALEXANDRA B. EARLE Authenticating American eighteenth-century furniture HAROLD SACK Living with antiques: Cinnamon Hill, the Tennessee home of Mr. and Mrs. Roupen M. Gulbenk The short-lived partnership of Adrian Webb and Charles Scott ROBERT P. EMLEN AND SARA STEINER Delaware furniture, 1740-l890 DEBORAH DEPENDAHL WATERS New York-German painted chests MARY ANTOINE DE JULIO Texas Biedermeier furniture CHARLES L. VENABLE June 1985 COVER: View of the Pantheon in the garden at Stourhead, Wiltshire, England Photograph by Charlie Waite FRONTISPIECE: Log box painted by Duncan Grant (1885-1978), c. 1916 The Stourhead pleasure grounds in Wiltshire DUDLEY DODD Sir Edwin Lutyens’s Castle Drogo, Devonshire HUGH MELLER Victorian modern: the metalwork designs of Christopher Dresser, C. R. Ashbee, and Archibald Knox, 1880-1910 ANN DUMAS Furniture made by Gillow and Company for Workington Hall SARAH C. NICHOLS Charleston: “An imperious urge to decorate” ISABELLE ANSCOMBE Dating Spode ANGUS J. JOHNSTON July 1985 COVER: Detail of the George S. Batcheller mansion, Saratoga Springs, New York, built 1871-1873 Photograph by Peter Mauss/Esto FRONTISPIECE: Columbus Landing, artist unknown, c. 1825 History in towns: Saratoga Springs, New York, the queen of American resorts MOSETTE GLASER BRODERICK The Pennsylvania impressionists THOMAS FOLK AND BARBARA J. MITNICK The Renaissance revival parlor in the Metropolitan Museum of Art ALICE COONEY FRELINGHUYSEN Living with antiques: A collection in upstate New York Franklin Simmons, Yankee sculptor in Rome PAMELA W. HAWKES August 1985 COVER: Detail of The Return of the Imperial Court from the Great Mosque at Delhi in the Reign of Shah Jehan-XVIIth Century, by Edwin Lord Weeks, c. 1886 FRONTISPIECE: Counterpane from a set of bed hangings, English, 1690-1710 Directions: Edwin Lord Weeks, American painter of India D. DODGE THOMPSON The American home: Part V: Venetian shutters and blinds ELISABETH DONAGHY GARRETT The new DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Gallery at Colonial Williamsburg Living with antiques: Connecticut furniture in a New York City penthouse KENNETH F. HAMMITT The furniture of Samuel Sewall MYRNA KAYE September 1985 COVER: Rotunda of the North Carolina State Capitol Photograph by Paul Rocheleau FRONTISPIECE: Double-handled vase made by George E. Ohr The North Carolina State Capitol of 1840 JOHN L. SANDERS Living with antiques: A collection in southern Connecticut MARY ALLIS Directions: George E. Ohr GARTH CLARK Philadelphia carving shops. Part II: Bernard and Jugiez LUKE BECKERDITE A decade of collecting at Bayou Bend MICHAEL K. BROWN October 1985 COVER: Detail of the terra-cotta frieze by Caspar Buberl (1834-1899) on the Pension Building, Washington, D.C. Photograph by F. Harlan Hambright FRONTISPIECE: Specimens and documents relating to John James Audubon The Pension Building, home of the National Building Museum PAUL GOLDBERGER Surpassing style: Four art deco masters: Ruhlmann, Dunand, Marinot, and Puiforcat PENELOPE HUNTER-STIEBEL The Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia ROBERT MCCRACKEN PECK Living with antiques: The Ryerson house in New Jersey OLGA O. OTTOSON The United States Supreme Court Building, Washington, D.C. ALLAN GREENBERG AND STEPHEN KIERAN High styles: American design in the twentieth century DEBORAH NEVINS November 1985 American Painting issue COVER: Detail of Old State House, by James B. Marston, c. 1801 Massachusetts Historical Society, Boston FRONTISPIECE: Adams Memorial, by Augustus Saint-Gaudens Paintings in the Massachusetts Historical Society ANN MILLSPAUGH HUFF AND ROSS URQUHART An exhibition of Augustus Saint-Gaudens’s work KATHRYN GREENTHAL The Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site, Cornish, New Hampshire JOHN H. DRYFHOUT American paintings in the Baltimore Museum of Art SONA K. JOHNSTON Walt Whitman and American painting JOHN WILMERDING American impressionist paintings in the collection of Dr. and Mrs. John J. McDonough OSWALDO RODRIGUEZ ROQUE Regional landscapes in Connecticut River valley portraits, 1790 -1810 ELIZABETH MANKIN KORNHAUSER American paintings in the Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College BARBARA J. MACADAM December 1985 COVER: Detail of the carving above the family pew in the fourteenth-century chapel at Petworth House, Sussex, England, remodeled 1685-1692 Photograph by James H. Pipkin Jr. FRONTISPIECE: Philipsburg Manor, Upper Mills, North Tarrytown, New York Visions of Italy: The British country house and the grand tour GERVASE JACKSON-STOPS Winter holidays at Sleepy Hollow Restorations JOSEPH T. BUTLER The architecture of Charles Bulfinch on historical blue Staffordshire. Part I: The early buildings, 1790-1807 HAYDEN GOLDBERG Winslow Homer and The Christmas Stocking ERIC RUDD The American home. Part VI: The quest for comfort: housekeeping practices and living arrangements the year round ELISABETH DONAGHY GARRETT January 1986 COVER: Late nineteenth-century American tin toys Collection of Bernard Barenholtz; photograph by Bill Holland by courtesy of Harry N. Abrams, Incorporated FRONTISPIECE: Design for the countess of Chesterfield's boudoir at Bretby Park, Derbyshire, by Samuel Beazley Playthings of the past: the Bernard Barenholtz collection of American antique toys ELISABETH DONAGHY GARRETT The architect and the interior: Drawings of British country houses JOHN HARRIS AND SUSAN R. STEIN The Masterson collection of Worcester porcelain in the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston KATHERINE S. HOWE The hunting lodge of Stupinigi at Turin DONATELLA AND PAOLO RIPOSIO Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, fraktur: an initial survey LYNN A. BROCKLEBANK Living with antiques: The Dr. Dubs house in Natchez, Mississippi MILLY McGEHEE Directions: Arthur J. Stone, silversmith ELENITA C. CHICKERING February 1986 COVER: Detail of the green velvet bed at Houghton Hall, Norfolk, England, c. 1732 Photograph by James H. Pipkin Jr. FRONTISPIECE: Detail of George Washington, by Gilbert Stuart British state beds JOHN CORNFORTH Shadow portraits of George Washington HELEN AND NEL LAUGHON Living with antiques: The Madtson collection in Santa Fe CHRISTINE MATHER Bierstadt's Bombardment of Fort Sumter reattributed ALFRED C. HARRISON JR. Rare prints in the New-York Historical Society WENDY SHADWELL March 1986 Society for the Preservation of New England Antiques issue COVER: Detail of the mantel in the southeast parlor of the Governor John Langdon Mansion Memorial, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 1783-1785 Photograph by Paul Rocheleau FRONTISPIECE: Dining room in the Barrett House, New Ipswich, New Hampshire William Sumner Appleton and the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities NANCY COOLIDGE AND NANCY PADNOS Collections of the Society PENNY J. SANDER Picturing the past: The Society's archives ELLIE REICHLIN The study houses ABBOTT LOWELL CUMMINGS The first Harrison Gray Otis House, Boston, Massachusetts RICHARD C. NYLANDER Beauport, Gloucester, Massachusetts PHILIP HAYDEN Codman House, Lincoln, Massachusetts LYNNE M. SPENCER Colonel Josiah Quincy House, Wollaston, Massachusetts ELIZABETH REDMOND Gropius House, Lincoln, Massachusetts MARGARET R. BURKE Governor John Langdon Mansion Memorial, Portsmouth, New Hampshire BROCK W. JOBE AND MARIANNE MOULTON Rundlet-May House, Portsmouth, New Hampshire ROBERT D. MUSSEY JR. Barrett House, New Ipswich, New Hampshire ELLEN FINEBERG Sarah Orne Jewett House, South Berwick, Maine CAROLYN HUGHES Hamilton House, South Berwick, Maine SUSAN DEVITO Sayward-Wheeler House, York Harbor, Maine RICHARD C. NYLANDER AND NANCY PADNOS Bowen House, Woodstock, Connecticut SARA B. CHASE April 1986 COVER: Shaker baskets, New Lebanon or Watervliet, New York, 1835 -1870 Shaker Museum, Old Chatham, New York; photograph by Paul Rocheleau FRONTISPIECE: Moonlight, by Winslow Homer, 1874 The development of Shaker design JUNE SPRIGG Winslow Homer's watercolors HELEN A. COOPER History in towns: Beaufort, South Carolina JOHN K. MURPHY Some of the New York City houses of Richard Morris Hunt SUSAN R. STEIN Living with antiques: The Dolz collection of tin-glazed earthenware GLORIA SEAMAN ALLEN May 1986 American furniture issue COVER: Detail of a japanned high chest of drawers, Boston, 1730-1750 Metropolitan Museum of Art FRONTISPIECE: Detail of a spice box, Chester County, Pennsylvania, 1740-1750 Boston japanned furniture in the Metropolitan Museum of Art MORRISON H. HECKSCHER, FRANCES GRUBER SAFFORD, AND PETER LAWRENCE FODERA The Pennsylvania spice box LEE ELLEN GRIFFITH Living with antiques: Mistletoe Plantation, near Natchez, Mississippi H. PARROTT BACOT Henry W. Jenkins and Sons Company SUSAN WERTHEIMER DAVID New information about Chapin chairs JOSEPH LIONETTI AND ROBERT F. TRENT A major new piece in the Jelliff puzzle ULYSSES G. DIETZ June 1986 COVER: Detail of a portrait of Elizabeth Vernon, countess of Southampton, artist unknown, c. 1600 Boughton House, Northamptonshire, England; photograph by courtesy of the National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. FRONTISPIECE: Design for Honeysuckle, by William Morris, 1876 Boughton House, Northamptonshire TESSA MURDOCH Morris, Ruskin, and the English flower garden DEBORAH NEVINS Tryon Palace, New Bern, North Carolina JOHN B. GREEN III AND EDWIN WHITFIELD WATSON William Kent's furniture designs and the furniture makers GEOFFREY BEARD Silver from the city of Chester CHARLES NICHOLAS MOORE July 1986 COVER: Detail of the facade of the Windsor House, built to the designs of Asher Benjamin, 1801 Photograph by Paul Rocheleau FRONTISPIECE: View of the “Tudor Renaissance" room at The Treasure Houses of Britain exhibition Living with antiques: Windsor House in southern Connecticut WILLIAM N. HOSLEY JR. The building of The Treasure Houses of Britain GERVASE J ACKSON-STOPS Jacquard coverlets in the Daughters of the American Revolution Museum. Part II: Pennsylvania coverlets GLORIA SEAMAN ALLEN Dutch arts and culture in colonial America RODERIC H. BLACKBURN The Osborne, New York City DAVIDA TENENBAUM DEUTSCH August 1986 COVER: Inglenook in the living room of the Gamble House, Pasadena, California Photograph by Peter Aaron/Esto FRONTISPIECE: Still Life with Flowers and Bird’s Nest, by Severin Roesen Charles Sumner and Henry Mather Greene, architects and designers RANDELL L. MAKINSON The Virginia Steele Scott Gallery at the Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery, San Marino, California SUSAN DANLEY WALTHER Casa del Herrero, the George F. Steedman house, Montecito, California DAVID GEBHARD The garden at Casa del Herrero DAVID C. STREATFIELD Nineteenth-century California silver EDGAR W. MORSE September 1986 Folk art issue COVER: Detail of The Residence of Thomas Hillborn, by Edward Hicks, 1845 Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Center, Williamsburg, Virginia FRONTISPIECE: Weather vane, New England, c. 1860 Young America: A Folk Art History ELIZABETH V. WARREN The Residence of Thomas Hillborn by Edward Hicks EDNA PULLINGER A masterpiece of American folk marquetry RICHARD MUHLBERGER Needlework pictures from Abby Wright’s school in South Hadley, Massachusetts BETTY RING The United States Tobacco Company’s museums JAMES A. CRUTCHFIELD Daniel Otto: the “Flat Tulip" artist FREDERICK S. WEISER AND BRYDING ADAMS HENLEY The Pennsylvania Farm Museum of Landis Valley in Lancaster, Pennsylvania VERNON S. GUNNION October 1986 COVER: Detail of a Chinese export dinner plate, c. 1825-1840 Collection of Elizabeth M. Smith; photograph by Arthur Vitols FRONTISPIECE: A corner of the Dauphin’s Grand cabinet at Versailles Canton famille-rose porcelain. Part IV: Some rare and unusual pieces JOHN QUENTIN FELLER Recent restorations at Versailles OLIVIER BERNIER Collecting antiques GEORGE M. KAUFMAN Americans and the aesthetic movement ALICE COONEY FRELINGHUYSEN History in houses: The Deshon-Allyn House, New London, Connecticut CHARLES J. PLANTE II November 1986 American painting issue COVER: Detail of The Wyndham Sisters: Lady Elcho, Mrs. Adeane, and Mrs. Tennant, by John Singer Sargent, 1899 – 1900 Metropolitan Museum of Art FRONTISPIECE: Niagara Falls, by Jasper Francis Cropsey, 1853 Sargent and the grand manner portrait GARY A. REYNOLDS Ever Rest, Jasper Francis Cropsey's house in Hastings-on-Hudson, New York WILLIAM NATHANIEL BANKS Rembrandt Peale’s portraits of his brother Rubens CAROL EATON HEVNER The early career of Robert William Vonnoh MAY BRAWLEY HILL The “little gems” of Charles Henry Gifford JOHN I. H. BAUR The Warner collection of Gulf States Paper Corporation, Tuscaloosa, Alabama FREDERICK D. HILL Julius L. Stewart, a “Parisian from Philadelphia" D. DODGE THOMPSON December 1986 COVER: Maiolica dish made in Deruta, Italy, c. 1520-1525 Corcoran Gallery Of Art, Washington, D.C., William A. Clark Collection; photograph by Arthur Vitols FRONTISPIECE: Detail of the Italian marble mantel and Philadelphia overmantel in the yellow parlor at Andalusia Italian Renaissance maiolica in the William A. Clark Collection, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. WENDY M. WATSON Living with antiques: Andalusia JAMES BIDDLE An important Eakins collection KATHLEEN A. FOSTER Entertaining in America in the eighteenth century LOUISE CONWAY BELDEN Fraternal artifacts in the Museum of Our National Heritage, Lexington, Massachusetts BARBARA FRANCO January 1987 COVER: Detail of New England Interior, by Edmund C. Tarbell, C. 1906 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, gift of Mrs. Eugene C. Eppinger FRONTISPIECE: Watercolor of part of Sir John Soane’s Museum, London, in 1825 Edmund C. Tarbell's paintings of interiors TREVOR J. FAIRBROTHER The Oriental porcelains at Burghley House, Lincolnshire, England GORDON LANG Regionalism in early American tea tables ALBERT SACK An architectural kaleidoscope: Sir John Soane’s Museum in London PETER THORNTON Morris to Memphis: Modern design at the Metropolitan Museum of Art R. CRAIG MILLER Living with antiques: A collection of early Delaware River valley furnishings ELISABETH DONAGHY GARRETT Quilts of central Pennsylvania JEANNETTE LASANSKY February 1987 COVER: Detail of Boys and Kitten, by Winslow Homer, 1873 Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, Massachusetts FRONTISPIECE: Gallery of the Ximenez-Fatio House in Saint Augustine, Florida Technique in American watercolors from the Worcester Art Museum, Worcester, Massachusetts SUSAN E. STRICKLER AND JUDITH C. WALSH History in houses: The Ximenez-Fatio House in Saint Augustine, Florida WILLIAM SEALE A Charleston, South Carolina, playbill of 1794 JEANNE T. NEWLIN The architecture of Charles Bulfinch on historical blue Staffordshire. Part II: The later buildings, 1810 -1832 HAYDEN GOLDBERG John Seymour in Portland, Maine LAURA FECYCH SPRAGUE March 1987 COVER: March, by Pieter Casteels (1684-1749), 1731 Stark Museum of Art, Orange, Texas FRONTISPIECE: Interior of the First Parish Church, Duxbury, Massachusetts Botanical illustration STEPHEN J. ZIETZ History in towns: Duxbury, Massachusetts ALEXANDRA B. EARLE Rufus Hathaway, artist and physician LANCI VALENTINE AND NINA FLETCHER LITTLE Federal Bostonians and their London jeweler, Stephen Twycross MARTHA GANDY FALES Living with antiques: Melrose in Natchez, Mississippi WILLIAM NATHANIEL BANKS April 1987 COVER: Detail of a Japanese lacquer potpourri, 1730-1740, with French gilt-bronze mounts, 1745-1749 Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Roscoe and Margaret Oakes collection; photograph by Robert di Liberto FRONTISPIECE: Interior, by Charles Sheeler, 1926 Mounted Oriental porcelain SIR FRANCIS WATSON The Gothic revival library at the Metropolitan Museum of Art AMELIA PECK Charles Sheeler’s American interiors SUSAN FILLIN-YEH Donald Deskey’s decorative designs DAVID A. HANKS AND JENNIFER TOHER The rediscovery of the Bolognese school D. STEPHEN PEPPER Stained glass for the home CATHERINE ZUSY Living with antiques: A collection of American neoclassical furnishings on the East Coast ALLISON M. ECKARDT May 1987 American furniture issue COVER: Detail of a high chest of drawers, Philadelphia, 1762-1790 Metropolitan Museum of Art; photograph by Mark Darley FRONTISPIECE: Dining room at Mount Cuba, near Wilmington, Delaware Philadelphia carving shops. Part III: Hercules Courtenay and his school LUKE BECKERDITE The screens and screen designs of Donald Deskey MICHAEL KOMANECKY Living with antiques: Mount Cuba in Delaware MORRISON H. HECKSCHER The furniture of Frank Furness WENDY KAPLAN The installation of American furniture from the Kaufman collection at the National Gallery of Art WENDY A. COOPER A Duncan Phyfe bill and the furniture it documents JEANNE VIBERT SLOANE June 1987 COVER: Detail of Queen Charlotte with her Two Eldest Sons, by Johan Zoffany, 1764 Collection of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II; photograph by Gordon H. Roberton FRONTISPIECE: Garden at Blickling Hall, Norfolk, England Johan Zoffany and the eighteenth-century interior GERVASE JACKSON-STOPS Blickling Hall, Norfolk JOHN MADDISON The jewelry of René Lalique GEOFFREY C. MUNN Robert Adam's “artificers” GEOFFREY BEARD British election ceramics JOHN PRIESTLEY Living with antiques: A collection of eighteenth-century English furniture WILLIAM RIEDER Directory: Magazine Antiques TOC Download 316.23 Kb. Share with your friends:
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