A cumulative Table of Contents for the magazine antiques 1980 1989 January 1980



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July 1987
COVER: Detail of a capital in the United States Department of State, Washington, D.C.

Photograph by Richard Cheek
FRONTISPIECE: A Glimpse of the Capitol, Washington, by William McLeod, 1844
Introduction

CLEMENT E. CONGER


The Diplomatic Reception Rooms of Edward Vason Jones

ALLAN GREENBERG


Allan Greenberg’s rooms in the Department of State

PAUL GOLDBERGER


Rooms architecturally redesigned by John Blatteau and Walter M. Macomber

FREDERICK D. NICHOLS


The national image: American paintings in the State Department

JOHN WILMERDING


The furniture

HAROLD SACK


Silver and gold in the Diplomatic Reception Rooms

JENNIFER FAULDS GOLDSBOROUGH


Chinese export porcelain

ELINOR GORDON



August 1987
COVER: Detail of At the Seaside, by William Merritt Chase, c. 1892

Metropolitan Museum of Art, bequest of Adelaide Milton de Groot
FRONTISPIECE: West Gate of the Walled Garden at Old Westbury Gardens
William Merritt Chase at Shinnecock Hills

NICOLAI CIKOVSKY JR.


Old Westbury Gardens, Old Westbury, New York

WILLIAM HOWARD ADAMS


William Adams Delano and the Muttontown enclave

MARK A. HEWITT


The William Efner Wheelock collection at the East Hampton Historical Society

JAY A. GRAYBEAL AND PETER M. KENNY


September 1987 Folk art issue

COVER: Folk art from a private collection



Photograph by Lizzie Himnzel
FRONTISPIECE: Pieced quilt in the Double Wedding Ring pattern
Amish quilts in the Museum of American Folk Art

ELIZABETH V. WARREN


Joshua Johnson

CAROLYN J. WEEKLEY


Living with antiques: A New England folk art collection

SUSAN KLEIN AND SUSAN ROTENSTREICH


Jurgan Frederick Huge

JEAN LIPMAN


The rustic furniture of Ernest Stowe

CRAIG GILBORN


Ammi Phillips portraits rediscovered

MARY BLACK


October 1987
COVER: The Italian Garden at Hever Castle, Kent, England, designed by Frank Loughborough Pearson (1864-1947) for William Waldorf Astor in 1908

Photograph by James Pipkin
FRONTISPIECE: Alcove in the dining room designed by Louis Süe and André Mare for Pierre Giroud in Paris
Art deco rooms at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs

OLIVIER BERNIER


Figures in a landscape: sculpture in the British garden

GERVASE JACKSON-STOPS


Biedermeier chairs

ANGUS WILKIE


Japanesque silver by Tiffany and Company in the Metropolitan Museum of Art

FRANCES GRUBER SAFFORD AND RUTH WILFORD CACCAVALE


John Dickinson's Poplar Hall, Kent County, Delaware

JOHN A. H. SWEENEY



November 1987 American painting issue
COVER: Detail of A Day of Leisure, by Maurice Prendergast, 1910 – 1915

Photograph by courtesy of Coe Kerr Gallery
FRONTISPIECE: Kindred Spirits, by Asher B. Durand
The late watercolor/pastels of Maurice Prendergast

CECILY LANGDALE


Realism and idealism in Hudson River school painting

OSWALDO RODRIGUEZ ROQUE


The letters of Georgia O'Keeffe

SARAH GREENOUGH


Two rediscovered paintings by John Haberle

GERTRUDE GRACE SILL


American art in the Mount Holyoke College Art Museum

PAUL J. STAITI AND WENDY M. WATSON


Robert Fulton

CYNTHIA OWEN PHILIP



December 1987
COVER: Detail of the central panel of Triptych of the Annunciation, by Robert Campin, c. 1425

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Cloisters Collection
FRONTISPIECE: View of Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard
English and continental brass candlesticks

JEAN M. BURKS


The watercolors of John La Farge

BARBARA DAYER GALLATI


History in towns: Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard

WILLIAM NATHANIEL BANKS


John Chipman, cabinetmaker of Salem, Massachusetts

PETER A. LOUIS AND DONALD R. SACK



January 1988
COVER: Detail of a view of the Drawing Room at Leigh Court, Somerset, by Thomas L. S. Rowbotham Sr., c. 1835

City of Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, Bristol, England
FRONTISPIECE: Doorway to the reception hall at Homewood, Baltimore, Maryland
English picture frames and their makers

GERVASE JACKSON-STOPS


Homewood in Baltimore, Maryland

SUSAN GERWE TRIPP


The watercolors of Charles Demuth

HELEN A. COOPER


Four centuries of American presentation silver and gold

MICHAEL K. BROWN, DAVID B. WARREN, AND KATHERINE S. HOWE


Design sources for windsor furniture: Part I: The eighteenth century

NANCY GOYNE EVANS


The Klepser collection of Worcester porcelain

JULIE EMERSON



February 1988 Shelburne Museum issue
COVER: Detail of a mermaid weather vane, American, 1825-1850

Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, Vermont
FRONTISPIECE: Nineteenth-century scrimshaw of whalebone and teeth
Louisine Havemeyer and Electra Havemeyer Webb

FRANCES WEITZENHOFFER


The historic structures

ROBERT SHAW AND RALPH NADING HILL


Folk sculpture

ROBERT SHAW


The American paintings

JOHN WILMERDING


New England painted furniture

DEAN A. FALES JR.


The textiles

CELIA Y. OLIVER


A pictorial sampler

ROBERT SHAW



March 1988
COVER: Detail of a gilded French armchair of c. 1710 in the French state bedchamber at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Photograph by Lizzie Himmel
FRONTISPIECE: Grasshopper weather vane, Faneuil Hall, Boston, Massachusetts, 1742
A state bedchamber in the Metropolitan Museum of Art

DANIELLE O. KISLUK-GROSHEIDE


America's weather vanes

MYRNA KAYE


The photographs of Charles Sheeler

NORMAN KEYES JR.


Learning from the Hispano-Arab garden

DEBORAH NEVINS


Stanton Hall in Natchez, Mississippi

CAROLYN VANCE SMITH


April 1988
COVER: Allies Day, May 1917, by Frederick Childe Hassam, 1917

National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C., gift of Ethelyn McKinney in memory of her brother, Glen Ford McKinney
FRONTISPIECE: Detail of the carved stonework at Bethesda Terrace, Central Park, New York City
The flag paintings of Childe Hassam

ILENE SUSAN FORT


Central Park's Bethesda Terrace and its restoration

PAULA DEITZ


Tiffany’s orchids of 1889

PENNY PRODDOW AND DEBRA HEALY


Living with antiques: The Henri Penne house complex, Saint Martin Parish, Louisiana

H. PARROTT BACOT


Another American desk-and-bookcase from Chippendale’s Director

ROGER W. MOSS



May 1988 American Furniture issue
COVER: Detail of a high chest of drawers, Philadelphia, 1760-1790

Metropolitan Museum of Art
FRONTISPIECE: Detail of a tambour-front serving stand, Boston, 1805 -1815
The development of the American high chest of drawers

HAROLD SACK


Design sources for windsor furniture: Part II: The early nineteenth century

NANCY GOYNE EVANS


Living with antiques: Chipstone, near Milwaukee

OSWALDO RODRIGUEZ ROQUE


Thomas Jefferson's traveling desks

SUSAN R. STEIN


Nantucket furniture

CHARLES H. CARPENTER JR. AND MARY GRACE CARPENTER


The serpentine-front chests of drawers of Jonathan Gostelowe and Thomas Jones

DEBORAH ANNE FEDERHEN



June 1988
COVER: Vases designed by Christopher Dresser and made by the Old Hall Porcelain Company, Hanley, Staffordshire, England, c. 1886

Collection of Gilbert and George; photograph by Lucinda Lambton
FRONTISPIECE: Part of the 1893 addition to Wightwick Manor near Wolverhampton, England
Ceramics and glass by Christopher Dresser in an English collection

ANN DUMAS


Turner and architecture

GERVASE JACKSON-STOPS


Wightwick Manor near Wolverhampton, England

COLIN AMERY


London delftware

FRANK BRITTON


George Bullock, a Regency cabinetmaker reassessed

MARTIN LEVY



July 1988
COVER: Detail of Boston Harbor, Sunset, by Fitz Hugh Lane, 1850-1855

Collection of Jo Ann and Julian Ganz Jr.
FRONTISPIECE: A section of the walled garden at the Pavilion, Ticonderoga, New York
The paintings of Fitz Hugh Lane

FRANKLIN KELLY


Living with antiques: The Pavilion, Ticonderoga, New York

MARK A. HEWITT


Dorflinger’s colored glass

JOHN QUENTIN FELLER AND DAVID J. DORFLINGER


Home on La Grange: Alvan Fisher's lithographs of Lafayette's residence in France

FRED B. ADELSON



August 1988
COVER: Pairs of eighteenth-century English and European shoes

Collection of Cora Ginsburg; photograph by Hans E. Lorenz
FRONTISPIECE: View of Canton, artist unknown, c. 1800
Costumes and textiles in the collection of Cora Ginsburg

LINDA R. BAUMGARTEN


Asian export art at the Peabody Museum of Salem

H. A. CROSBY FORBES


Montgomery Place revisited

JOSEPH T. BUTLER


English provincial silver tankards

CHARLES NICHOLAS MOORE



September 1988
COVER: Detail of a seed bowl and an olla made by the Anasazi Indians

Museum of New Mexico, Santa Fe; photograph by Michel Monteaux
FRONTISPIECE: Sampler worked by Amelia Lowell, Portland, Maine, 1806
Anasazi pottery of the American Southwest

J. J. BRODY


Samplers and silk embroideries of Portland, Maine

BETTY RING


Living with antiques: A collection of Pennsylvania folk art

BEATRICE B. GARVAN


Calligraphic drawings: the art of writing

FRANK J. MIELE


The portraits of Robert Peckham

LAURA C. LUCKEY


Crazy quilts in the collection of the Maryland Historical Society

ROSEMARY CONNOLLY GATELY



October 1988
COVER: Detail of an interior painted by B. O. Corfe, c. 1900

Victoria and Albert Museum, London; photograph by Ian Jones
FRONTISPIECE: Blue Lady, poster designed by Will H. Bradley
Decorating with antiques: the early twentieth century

STEPHEN CALLOWAY


Will Bradley and the art nouveau poster

ROBERT KOCH


The new Field-McCormick Galleries in the Art Institute of Chicago

TOM ARMSTRONG


The golden age of Russian furniture

ANTOINE CHENEVIERE


Hill-Stead, Farmington, Connecticut: the making of a colonial revival country house

MARK A. HEWITT


Alfred and Ada Pope as collectors

HELEN HALL



November 1988 American Painting issue
COVER: Detail of Still Life with Peach, by Raphaelle Peale, c. 1816

San Diego Museum of Art, San Diego, California
FRONTISPIECE: Detail of Hummingbird with Cattleya and Dendrobium Orchids, by Martin Johnson Heade
The still lifes of Raphaelle Peale

NICOLAI CIKOVSKY JR.


James Jebusa Shannon

BARBARA DAYER GALLATI


John Leslie Breck, American impressionist

KATHRYN CORBIN


American paintings in the Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester

GRANT HOLCOMB AND PATRICIA JUNKER


Samuel F.B. Morse’s New York portraits, 1824 – 1829

WILLIAM KLOSS


Picturing Mrs. Trollope’s America

GLORIA DEAK


December 1988
COVER: Detail of A View of Hampton Court, by Leonard Knyff, c. 1702

Hampton Court Palace, Middlesex, England
FRONTISPIECE: Detail of a tulip vase, Delft, Holland, 1690- 1695
Daniel Marot and the court style of William and Mary

GERVASE JACKSON-STOPS


Prints in the age of William and Mary

ELAINE EVANS DEE


Het Loo and King William, as seen by contemporaries

J. M. VLIEGENTHART


The Louis XIV style in the silver of France, Holland, and England

R. J. BAARSEN


Style and idea in Anglo-Dutch gardens

JOHN DIXON HUNT


The furnishing of interiors during the time of William and Mary

LISA WHITE


The William and Mary style in New York City

PHILLIP M. JOHNSTON


January 1989
COVER: Detail of a plate with botanical decoration, Chelsea, England, c. 1754 -1756

Photograph by courtesy of Sotheby’s, New York
FRONTISPIECE: Detail of an album quilt, Baltimore, Maryland, 1847 - 1850
Chelsea porcelain, 1744-1769

SIMON SPERO


Folk, or Art? A symposium

FRANK J. MIELE, moderator


Photography: discovery and invention

WESTON J. NAEF


Palladio and Veronese at the Villa Barbaro in Maser, Italy

BEVERLY LOUISE BROWN


Some sources for the paintings of C. R. Leslie

GERVASE JACKSON-STOPS


Hope Plantation in North Carolina

JOHN E. TYLER



February 1989 Mount Vernon issue
COVER: Detail of the marble mantel in the large dining room, Mount Vernon

Photograph by Richard Bryant
FRONTISPIECE: Detail of a view of Mount Vernon from the northeast attributed to Edward Savage, c. 1792
The Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association of the Union

NEIL W. HORSTMAN


The house and its restoration

MATTHEW JOHN MOSCA


Portraits of George and Martha Washington

ROBERT G. STEWART


The furniture

CHRISTINE MEADOWS


George Washington’s study

ELLEN McCALLISTER CLARK


The ceramics

SUSAN GRAY DETWEILER


The prints

WENDY WICK REAVES


The jewelry

MARTHA GANDY FALES


The silver

MARTHA GANDY FALES


The gardens

DEBORAH NEVINS


March 1989
COVER: Detail of an andiron attributed to Pierre Philippe Thomire, c. 1785

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
FRONTISPIECE: Detail of Autumn, by John La Farge, 1900 - 1902
French decorative arts in America

WENDELL GARRETT


John La Farge’s masterpieces in stained glass

D. DODGE THOMPSON


The Désert de Retz, near Paris

PAULA DEITZ


Double Wedding Ring quilts

ROBERT BISHOP


The polite lady: portraits of American schoolgirls and their accomplishments, 1725-1830

DAVIDA TENENBAUM DEUTSCH



April 1989
COVER: Detail of a design from the Tucker porcelain factory’s pattern book number one

Philadelphia Museum of Art Library; photograph by Lynton Gardiner
FRONTISPIECE: Detail of the engraved emblem on a piece of presidential glass
Tucker porcelain, Philadelphia, 1826-1838

ALICE COONEY FRELINGHUYSEN


Schloss Charlottenhof in Potsdam: A Karl Friedrich Schinkel masterpiece restored

MARTIN FILLER


Cabinetmakers of St. John, New Brunswick

DONALD BLAKE WEBSTER


Nineteenth-century White House glassware

JANE SHADEL SPILLMAN


F. Schumacher and Company and the art moderne style

RICHARD E. SLAVIN III



May 1989 American furniture issue
COVER: Top of a candle- or kettle-stand attributed to the shop of Peter Scott, Williamsburg, Virginia, c. 1755

Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Williamsburg, Virginia; photograph by Hans E. Lorenz
FRONTISPIECE: A wall in the large attic bedroom at Ayr Mount near Hillsborough, North Carolina
The bombé furniture of Boston and Salem, Massachusetts

HAROLD SACK


Ayr Mount on the Eno River, near Hillsborough, North Carolina

JOHN L. SANDERS


The line-and-berry inlaid furniture of eighteenth-century Chester County, Pennsylvania

LEE ELLEN GRIFFITH


Joseph B. Barry, Philadelphia cabinetmaker

DONALD L. FENNIMORE AND ROBERT T. TRUMP


Forty untouched masterpieces of Shaker design

JOHN T. KIRK AND JERRY V. GRANT


The tea tables of eastern Virginia

WALLACE B. GUSLER


June 1989
COVER: Detail of two English dummy boards

Victoria and Albert Museum, London
FRONTISPIECE: The Pineapple at Dunmore Park, Scotland
The functional folly in eighteenth-century Britain

GERVASE JACKSON-STOPS


Dummy boards

CLARE GRAHAM


The drawings of William De Morgan

HILARY YOUNG


Grinling Gibbons

GEOFFREY BEARD


Portraits by Benjamin West

ALLEN STALEY


Lord Leighton's palace of art

STEPHEN JONES



July 1989
COVER: Flatiron, by Edward Steichen, 1907

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Alfred Stieglitz Collection
FRONTISPIECE: World ’s Columbian Exposition, by Theodore Robinson, 1894
The influence of the pictorialists on the art of photography

MEGAN FOX


American paintings in the Manoogian collection

NICOLAI CIKOVSKY JR.


Rose Hill, near Geneva, New York

LORRAINE WELLING LANMON AND H. MERRILL ROENKE .IR.


Royal orders for Lyons silk, 1730-1800

JEAN MICHEL TUCHSCHERER


August 1989
COVER: Detail of Musae. . . [Musa], by Georg Dionysius Ehret, in Christoph Jakob Trew, Plantae Selectae

New York Botanical Garden Library, Bronx, New York; photograph by Philip Pocock
FRONTISPIECE: Detail of Interior, by Horace Pippin, 1944
Patronage and the publication of botanical illustration

BERNADETTE G. CALLERY


The Manse in Monterey, Berkshire County, Massachusetts

WENDELL GARRETT


The Potamkin collection of American art

LINDA BANTEL WITH SUSAN DANLY AND JEANETTE TOOHEY


The Boston Athenaeum and its furnishings

RODNEY ARMSTRONG



September 1989
COVER: Detail of a preening black duck decoy made by Anthony Elmer Crowell, East Harwich, Massachusetts, 1900-1910

Peabody Museum of Salem, Salem, Massachusetts; photograph by Mark Sexton
FRONTISPIECE: Detail of The Runaway Horse, artist unknown, c. 1840- c. 1850
Massachusetts waterfowl decoys

ROB MOIR AND JACKSON PARKER


Space and design: a brief history of the Navajo chief's blanket

JOSHUA BAER


Juliana Force and folk art

AVIS BERMAN


Hispanic cabinetmakers and the Anglo-American aesthetic

LONN TAYLOR


American stoneware in the collection of Arthur and Esther Goldberg

ALICE COONEY F RELINGHUYSEN



October 1989
COVER: Detail of a silver porringer made by Samuel Edwards, Boston, c. 1740

Hingham Historical Society, Hingham, Massachusetts; photograph by Paul Rocheleau
FRONTISPIECE: Baby’s Back, by Mary Cassatt
History in towns: Hingham, Massachusetts

MONIQUE B. LEHNER AND MINXIE J. FANNIN


Lost jewels

GEOFFREY C. MUNN


The American craftsman and the European tradition, 1620-1820

MICHAEL CONFORTI AND ANN KOHLS


A Rubens Crucifixion on a Chinese export porcelain dish

NICK PEARCE


The Lowry Dale Kirby collection of old Sheffield plate

JOHN D. DAVIS


Mary Cassatt in the 1890's: The color prints in context

NANCY MOWLL MATHEWS



November 1989 American painting issue
COVER: Detail of Youth, by Arthur F. Mathews, c. 1917

Oakland Museum, Oakland, California
FRONTISPIECE: Detail of Above the Clouds at Sunrise, by Frederic Edwin Church, 1849
Frederic Church and the enterprise of landscape painting

FRANKLIN KELLY


American picture frames of the arts and crafts period, 1870-1920

SUZANNE SMEATON


American art in the Maier Museum of Art, Randolph-Macon Woman's College, Lynchburg, Virginia

DAVID M. SOKOL


Banished by Napoleon: The American exile of Baron and Baroness Hyde de Neuville

GLORIA DEAK


American artists at the 1889 Exposition Universelle in Paris

ANNETTE BLAUGRUND


Frans Hals and American art

D. DODGE THOMPSON



December 1989
COVER: Detail of a design for a Museum of Geography, History, Art, Science, and Literature, by A. J. Davis, 1872

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Harris Brisbane Dick Fund
FRONTISPIECE: Detail of a sampler worked by Elizabeth Rush, Philadelphia, 1734
A. J. Davis and American classicism

C. STEVENS LAISE


Recent discoveries about Philadelphia samplers

SUSAN BURROWS SWAN


The silver of Carlo Bugatti

J. ALASTAIR DUNCAN


Boscobel in Garrison-on-Hudson, New York

FREDERICK W. STANYER

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