A cumulative Table of Contents for the magazine antiques 1980 1989 January 1980
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| A Cumulative Table of Contents for THE MAGAZINE ANTIQUES
1980 - 1989 January 1980 COVER: Painted bedroom in the Covenhoven House, Freehold, New Jersey, probably 1752-1753 Photograph by Helga Photo Studio FRONTISPIECE: Pewter made by and attributed to Johann Christoph Heyne Buildings of the Monmouth County Historical Association CHARLES T. LYLE Furniture of the Monmouth County Historical Association CHARLES T. LYLE AND PHILIP D. ZIMMERMAN The chateau of Bouges in France MADELEINE JARRY Peter Grinnell and Son: merchant-craftsmen of Providence, Rhode Island BETTY RING Johann Christoph Heyne, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, pewterer DONALD M. HERR February 1980 COVER: Gold medal presented to the marquis de Lafayette by the National Guard, New York State Artillery, 1832 Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum; photograph by George Fistrovich FRONTISPIECE: Detail of Ice Dwellers Watching the Invaders, by William Bradford (1823-1892), c. 1870 The National Academy of Design BARBARA BALL BUFF The silver of Louis Comfort Tiffany CHARLES H. CARPENTER JR. The Libbey-Nash series of glass chalices CARL U. FAUSTER History in towns: Demopolis, Alabama WINSTON SMITH AND GWYN COLLINS TURNER Return to Albion: Americans in England 1760-1940 RICHARD KENIN A solid gold testimonial: an American medal for Lafayette DONALD L. FENNIMORE March 1980 COVER: Emma Van Name, artist unknown, American, c. 1800 Whitney Museum of American Art, gift of Edgar William and Bernice Chrysler Garbisch FRONTISPIECE: Flax Scutching Bee, by Linton Park (1826-c. 1870), c. 1860 In Praise of America, 1650-1830: An exhibition at the National Gallery of Art WENDY A. COOPER Masterpieces from the Whitney Museum of American Art JENNIFER RUSSELL AND PATTERSON SIMS Old State House, Hartford, Connecticut WILSON H. FAUDE American silver at the DAR Museum DEBRA A. HASHIM April 1980 COVER: Palm court, Biltmore, Asheville, North Carolina. designed by Richard Morris Hunt (1827-1895), built 1889-1895 Photograph by Alderman Studios FRONTISPIECE: The Sunset Snow, by Sara Coyne, Rookwood Pottery, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1921 Rookwood landscape vases and plaques TODD M. VOLPE American Light: The Luminist Movement, 1850—1875: An exhibition at the National Gallery of Art JOHN WILMERDING Biltmore in Asheville, North Carolina SUSANNE BRENDEL-PANDICH American paintings at the St. Johnsbury Athenaeum in Vermont PATRICIA C. F. MANDEL Chronograms PHELPS WARREN Historic Cherry Hill in Albany, New York RODERIC H. BLACKBURN May 1980 American furniture issue COVER: Tools of the cabinetmaker's trade Photograph by George Fistrovich FRONTISPIECE: London price guide of 1797 and early cabinetmaker's tools The tradition of English painted furniture. Part I: The experience in colonial New England JOHN T. KIRK A Hadley chest reconsidered MARIUS B. PELADEAU Reopening the American Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City Scalloped-top furniture of the Connecticut River valley MICHAEL K. BROWN The windsor-chair makers of Northampton, Massachusetts, 1790-1820 LEIGH KENO Grisaille decorated kasten of New York PATRICIA CHAPIN O’DONNELL New attributions to Adams Hains, Philadelphia furniture maker KATHLEEN CATALANO AND RICHARD C. NYLANDER Living with antiques: A house in Chester County, Pennsylvania June 1980 The arts at Yale COVER: Connecticut Hall, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, built 1750-1753 Photograph by Arthur Vitols FRONTISPIECE: Silver tea kettle on stand made by Joseph Richardson, Sr., Philadelphia, 1745-1755 American arts at Yale University ALAN SHESTACK American paintings and sculpture at Yale HELEN A. COOPER AND JULES D. PROWN American prints at the Yale University Art Gallery LISA C. JANDORF American silver and gold in the Yale University Art Gallery BARBARA MCLEAN WARD American pewter, brass, and iron in the Yale University Art Gallery GERALD W. R. WARD Americana in the Yale University libraries ARCHIBALD HANNA AND WILLIAM S. REESE Yale memorabilia GERALD W. R. WARD American furniture in the Yale University Art Gallery PATRICIA E. KANE Ceramics, glass, and textiles at Yale FLORENCE M. MONTGOMERY Selections from the Yale University Collection of Musical Instruments NICHOLAS RENOUF Publications about American art at Yale University GERALD W.R. WARD July 1980 COVER: The Pie Man or A Civic Procession, by William E. Winner (c.1815—1883), 1856 Historical Society of Pennsylvania FRONTISPIECE: Greenock Church, St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada, completed 1824 Castine, Maine and St. Andrews, New Brunswick, Canada WILLIAM NATHANIEL BANKS George Washington's apparel ANNE WOOD MURRAY American furniture recently acquired by the Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design CHRISTOPHER MONKHOUSE The Rawson family of cabinetmakers in Providence, Rhode Island ELEANORE BRADFORD MONAHON August 1980 COVER: Detail of Narcissus, Franco-Flemish tapestry, late fifteenth or early sixteenth century Museum of Fine Arts, Boston FRONTISPIECE: Wineglass made by the Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, Sandwich, Massachusetts, probably 1860-1870. American glass in the Jerome Strauss Collection JANE SHADEL SPILLMAN Textiles at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston LARRY SALMON Silver associated with George Mason IV at Gunston Hall JOAN SAYERS BROWN Arthur Armstrong, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, painter IRWIN RICHMAN AND RUTH ARNOLD September 1980 COVER: Loggia of the Breakers, Newport, Rhode Island, designed by Richard Morris Hunt (1827-1895), completed 1895 Photograph by Helga Photo Studio FRONTISPIECE: Tiffany glass in the dining room of Kingscote, Newport, Rhode Island Kingscote in Newport, Rhode Island JOHN A. CHEROL The interiors of Ogden Codman, Jr. in Newport, Rhode Island PAULINE C. METCALF Designed for another age: decorative arts in Newport mansions JOHN A. CHEROL A masterful William Claggett clock. A short story in a tall case ROBERT P. EMLEN The clubhouse of the New York Yacht Club LUCY HARVEY SYDNOR A celebration of the quadricentennial of the death of Andrea Palladio ALLISON M. ECKARDT October 1980 COVER: Saal, Ephrata Cloister, Ephrata, Pennsylvania, built 1741 Photograph by Paul Rocheleau FRONTISPIECE: A Hadley chest and other objects collected by Dwight Blaney Ephrata Cloister, an eighteenth-century religious commune JOHN L. KRAFT The tradition of English painted furniture. Part II: The colorful context in England JOHN T. KIRK Dwight Blaney: portrait of a collector ELIZABETH STILLINGER The Lee service of Cincinnati porcelain ELEANOR LEE TEMPLEMAN China trade porcelain decorated with the emblem of the Society of the Cincinnati JOHN QUENTIN FELLER Phineas Banning’s house in Wilmington, California BEVERLY BUBAR November 1980 American painting issue COVER: Autumn in the Catskills, by Sanford R. Gifford (1823-1880), 1871 Parthenon, Nashville, Tennessee; James M. Cowan Collection FRONTISPIECE: Detail of The Power of Music, by William Sidney Mount (1807-1868), 1847 The James M. Cowan Collection of American paintings in the Parthenon, Nashville, Tennessee LEE MINTON, M.D. AND A. EVERETTE JAMES JR., M.D. American art in the collection of Charles M. Leupp JAMES T. CALLOW American paintings in the National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa ALAN MCNAIRN Francis A. Silva: Beyond luminism JOHN I. H. BAUR Thomas Waterman Wood and the image of nineteenth-century America LESLIE A. HASKER AND J. KEVIN GRAFFAGNINO Badger family portraits PHELPS WARREN American art at the Lauren Rogers Library and Museum of Art MARDA KAISER BURTON December 1980 COVER: Interior of San Giorgio Maggiore, designed by Andrea Palladio (1508-1580), 1565, Venice Photograph by Joseph C. Farber FRONTISPIECE: Grand staircase at Chateau-sur-Mer, Newport, Rhode Island. Chateau-sur-Mer in Newport, Rhode Island JOHN A. CHEROL Robert Salmon’s paintings from William Falconer’s poem The Shipwreck ROBERT F. PERKINS JR. AND WILLIAM J. GAVIN III The Woodstock Historical Society, Woodstock, Vermont JANET HOUGHTON MCINTYRE Charles Warren Eaton CHARLES TEAZE CLARK History in towns: Wilmington, North Carolina JAMES ROBERT WARREN January 1981 COVER: Detail of a fireboard, Bears and Pears, attributed to Rufus Porter (1792-1884), c. 1825 New York State Historical Association FRONTISPIECE: Central Park, by Johann M. Culverhouse (w. in America c. 1849-1891), 1865 The tradition of English painted furniture. Part III: Fourteenth through nineteenth century JOHN T. KIRK Anthony Duché Sr., potter and merchant of Philadelphia ROBERT L. GIANNINI III The rediscovery of Rufus Porter JEAN LIPMAN Thomas Moran's watercolors of the American West MICHAEL DUTY Refurnishing the Governor’s Palace at Colonial Williamsburg GRAHAM HOOD Woodlands, a Virginia plantation house HELEN SCOTT TOWNSEND REED February 1981 COVER: Tools of the early American blacksmith’s trade Photograph by George Fistrovich FRONTISPIECE: The varied handiwork of the early blacksmith Lewis Miller’s Virginia sketchbook: a record of rural life HARRY L. RINKER AND RICHARD M. KAIN Homage to Washington in needlework and prints DAVIDA TENENEAUM DEUTSCH AND BETTY RING Samuel Folwell: an artist for the needleworker DAVIDA TENENBAUM DEUTSCH Here Lincoln lived: New Salem and Springfield, Illinois HAROLD HOLZER AND JOSEPH C. FARBER Unusual Pennsylvania ironware JEANNETTE LASANSKY March 1981 COVER: Stratford Hall, Westmoreland County, Virginia, built c. 1730 Photograph by Richard Cheek FRONTISPIECE: Eighteenth-century Indian artifacts Stratford Hall, the Virginia home of the Lees MARY TYLER CHEEK Silver at Stratford Hall JOAN SAYERS BROWN Frontiersmen's tomahawks of the colonial and Federal periods WILLIAM H. GUTHMAN Three recently discovered portraits by John Hesselius ROLAND E. FLEISCHER Abraham Redwood's chairs? JOSEPH K. OTT Living with antiques: Pumpkin House in New England ELISABETH DONAGHY GARRETT A nineteenth-century guide to making curtains MARTHA GANDY FALES April 1981 COVER: Documents of the history of Odessa, Delaware Photograph by courtesy of the Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum FRONTISPIECE: Bedroom in the Wilson-Warner House, Odessa, Delaware Odessa, Delaware: A survey of its buildings HORACE L. HOTCHKISS JR. The Corbit-Sharp House in Odessa JOHN A. H. SWEENEY The Wilson-Warner House in Odessa HORACE L. HOTCHKISS JR. Paintings from the Sewell C. Biggs Collection JOHN A. H. SWEENEY Furniture in the Sewell C. Biggs Collection JOHN A. H. SWEENEY Silver from the Sewell C. Biggs Collection JOHN A. H. SWEENEY May 1981 American furniture issue COVER: Eighteenth-century Delft plate depicting cabinetmakers at work, surrounded by early American tools of the trade Collection of James C. Sorber; photograph by George Fistrovich FRONTISPIECE: Detail of an armchair made by Alexander Roux (c. 1813-1886), New York City, c. 1860 Living with antiques: Log Folly in Delaware DAVID STOCKWELL Colonial America's elegantly framed prints JOAN D. DOLMETSCH Labeled New York furniture at the New York State Museum, Albany JOHN L. SCHERER Branded and stamped New York furniture RODERIC H. BLACKBURN Decorated board chests of the Connecticut River Valley WILLIAM N. HOSLEY JR. AND PHILIP ZEA Authenticating John Townsend's later tables LIZA AND MIKE MOSES The Manney collection of Belter furniture MARVIN D. SCHWARTZ Henry Herrmann, an American manufacturer in the London furniture trade MARY ANN LANDIS Check list of looking-glass and frame makers and merchants known by their labels BETTY RING June 1981 COVER: Waddesdon Manor, Buckinghamshire, England, built 1877-1889 Photograph by John Bethell FRONTISPIECE: Detail of a comb made by René Lalique (1860-1945), French, 1903-1904 The chateau of La Motte Tilly, France MADELEINE JARRY Henry Walters’ first purchases of jewelry WILLIAM R. JOHNSTON Russian ivories at Hillwood, Washington, D. C. KATRINA V. H. TAYLOR Chinese glass: Part I: K’ang Hsi’s glasshouse, 1680 - c. 1736 PHELPS WARREN Lace at the court of Louis XIV ANNE S. KRAATZ Waddesdon Manor, Buckinghamshire, England ROSAMUND GRIFFIN July 1981 COVER: Gold medal and scroll presented to Henry Clay (1777-1852) Collection of Henry Clay Anderson List; photograph by Helga Photo Studio FRONTISPIECE: Detail of a decanter probably made in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1800 -1830 William Swain, portrait painter RAYMOND B. AGLER Two royal skippets in the National Archives FREDERIC A. GREENHUT Naumkeag, a Berkshire landmark ANNE D. AND WARREN C. MOFFETT John Ritto Penniman (1782-1841), an ingenious New England artist CAROL DAMON ANDREWS Henry Clay's silver JOAN SAYERS BROWN The earliest known example of historical blue Staffordshire HAYDEN GOLDBERG August 1981 COVER: The Apostle’s Oak, by George Harvey (c. 1801 -1878), 1844 New-York Historical Society; gift of Charles E. Dunlap FRONTISPIECE: Summer’s delights Silver in American life, an exhibition BARBARA McLEAN WARD AND GERALD W. R. WARD American furniture at Dartmouth College MARGARET J. MOODY Realism and impressionism in nineteenth-century French art GABRIEL P. WEISBERG Textiles of the Louisiana Acadians VAUGHN L. GLASGOW The Library Company of Philadelphia, America's first museum EDWIN WOLF II September 1981 COVER: Detail of a pier table, New York City, 1815-1825 Photograph by Helga Photo Studio FRONTISPIECE: Punch bowl and ladle made by the Gorham Manufacturing Company, 1885 A decade of collecting decorative arts and sculpture at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston JONATHAN FAIRBANKS October 1981 COVER: Round Stone Barn, Hancock Shaker Village, Hancock, Massachusetts, built 1826 Photograph by Paul Rocheleau FRONTISPIECE: Hancock Shaker Village Hancock Shaker Village: “The City of Peace” JUNE SPRIGG Castletown, County Kildare, Ireland DESMOND GUINNESS Identifying Waterford and Cork glass PHELPS WARREN The Dublin Del Vecchios DESMOND FITZ-GERALD Irish silver JOHN TEAHAN Early silver in Trinity Church, Newport, Rhode Island MARGARET BALLARD Franklin Stanwood, Portland marine painter WILLIAM DAVID BARRY November 1981 American Painting issue COVER: Detail of Cider Making, by William Sidney Mount (1807-1868), 1841 Metropolitan Museum of Art FRONTISPIECE: Detail of Harmony in Blue and Gold: The Peacock Room, by James Abbott McNeill Whistler, 1876-1877 Recent discoveries in the art of Thomas Cole: New light on lost works ELLWOOD C. PARRY III Robert Edge in Pine America, 1784 – 1788 ROBERT G. STEWART Nineteenth-century American paintings at the Columbus Museum of Art BUDD HARRIS BISHOP American paintings at the Holyoke Museum, Holyoke, Massachusetts E. JANE CONNELL Whistler at the Freer Gallery of Art, Washington, D. C. SUSAN HOBBS Linton Park, Pennsylvania painter JEAN SMITH Politics and American genre painting of the nineteenth century BARBARA GROSECLOSE Marshall Johnson Jr., marine painter RICHARD L. ELIA Winckworth Allan Gay, Boston painter of the White Mountains, Paris, the Nile, and Mount Fujiyama WAYNE CRAVEN December 1981 COVER: Christmas collage Photographs by George Fistrovich FRONTISPIECE: Portrait of a Boy One and a Half Years Old, by Willem Willemsz van Vliet, 1638 St. Louis silversmiths DEBORAH J. BINDER Chinese glass: Part II: Peking glass, 1736 -1850 PHELPS WARREN John Henry Gould: A new breed of furniture dealer PAGE TALBOTT Two early New England dummy boards MARTHA G. FALES Coral in children’s portraits: A charm against the evil eye ABBY HANSEN The Robert Mills Historic House, Columbia, South Carolina RODGER E. STROUP January 1982 Sixtieth-anniversary issue COVER: Letters from Luca Pacioli, Divina Proportione (Venice, 1509) Collection of the Grolier Club. ROBERT CIHI FRONTISPIECE: Flower Still-Life with Bird’s Nest, by Severin Roesen (1815? - 1872?), 1853 Henry Francis du Pont JOHN A. H. SWEENEY Ima Hogg, collector DAVID B. WARREN Francis P. Garvan CHARLES F. MONTGOMERY The noncollectors: Henry and Helen Flynt at Historic Deerfield DONALD R. FRIARY An American perspective: nineteenth-century art from the collection of Jo Ann and Julian Ganz Jr. The First International Antiques Exhibition: Hotel Commodore, New York City, March 25 -29, 1929 The Fred F. French Building: Mesopotamia in Manhattan CAROL HERSELLE KRINSKY European porcelain in the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, Georgia PENNY J. SANDER The versatile Joseph Steward, portrait painter and museum proprietor THOMPSON R. HARLOW Vizcaya, Miami, Florida CARL J. WEINHARDT JR. February 1982 COVER: Washington at Verplanck’s Point, New York, 1782, Reviewing the French Troops after the Victory at Yorktown, by John Trumbull (1756-1843), 1790 Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum FRONTISPIECE: A medley of early artifacts from Chester County, Pennsylvania Living with antiques: The Captain Philo Beardsley House, near Kent, Connecticut FREDERICK D. HILL Decorative fireplace tiles used in America SUZANNE C. HAMILTON Needlework pictures at Bassett Hall BETTY RING Christopher Townsend Jr.'s watch paper ROBERT P. EMLEN The tea-picker design on English rococo silver tea caddies C. PETER KAELLGREN President and Mrs. Lincoln's silver CHARLES H. CARPENTER JR. March 1982 COVER: Grand stair of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia Photograph by Rick Echelmeyer FRONTISPIECE: Detail of the facade of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, its founding and early years RICHARD J. BOYLE The three buildings of the Pennsylvania Academy HYMAN MYERS The art school of the Pennsylvania Academy EPHRAIM WEINBERG American paintings at the Pennsylvania Academy FRANK H. GOODYEAR JR. Sculpture at the Pennsylvania Academy LINDA BANTEL American prints and drawings in the Pennsylvania Academy KATHLEEN A. FOSTER April 1982 COVER: Spring flowers arranged by Jody Shoemaker, on the stone stairs leading to the rose garden at Winterthur Photograph by courtesy of the Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum FRONTISPIECE: Charles Schmitz, by Christian Schussele, or Schuessele (1824 or 1826-1879), c. 1850 Early Hartford collectors of English ceramics LAURA FECYCH SPRAGUE Hannah B. Skeele, Maine artist MARTHA GANDY FALES American paintings in the Long Island Historical Society RUSSELL BASTEDO Cincinnati art furniture ANITA ELLIS Dublin, New Hampshire BARBARA BALL BUFF The Mannerbacks, silversmiths of Reading, Pennsylvania ALBERT T. AND ELIZABETH R. GAMON May 1982. American furniture issue COVER: Detail of a chest on chest made by John Cogswell (1738-1818), Boston, 1782 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; photograph by Richard Merrill FRONTISPIECE: Detail of a chest of drawers with doors, New Haven, Connecticut, 1670-1700 New England Begins: The Seventeenth Century. An exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, May 5 - August 22, 1982 JONATHAN L. FAIRBANKS AND ROBERT F. TRENT Authenticating John Townsend's and John Goddard’s Queen Anne and Chippendale tables LIZA AND MICHAEL MOSES John Townsend's block-and-shell furniture MORRISON H. HECKSCHER The Goddard and Townsend joiners of Newport: Random biographical and bibliographical notes WENDELL GARRETT Lesser-known Rhode Island cabinetmakers: the Carliles, Holmes Weaver, Judson Blake, the Rawsons, and Thomas Davenport JOSEPH K. OTT Regional characteristics of inlay on American Federal card tables BENJAMIN A. HEWITT Henry Sargent’s Dinner Party and Tea Party JANE C. NYLANDER American furniture in the Saint Louis Art Museum LYNN E. SPRINGER Westchester County, New York, furniture JACQUELINE CALDER Walter Corey's furniture manufactory in Portland, Maine EARLE G. SHETTLEWORTH JR. AND WILLIAM D. BARRY June 1982 COVER: Edgewater, Barrytown, New York, built c. 1820 Photograph by Paul Rocheleau FRONTISPIECE: White ironstone, or graniteware, vase made by the Pioneer Pottery Works, Wellsville, Ohio, 1885-1896 East Liverpool, Ohio: an American pottery town J. G. STRADLING Point of Honor, Lynchburg, Virginia S. ALLEN CHAMBERS JR. The Forbes magazine collection at the Palais Mendoub, Tangier JUDITH LANDRIGAN Some sources for designs on Wedgwood transfer-printed creamware NORMAN STRETTON Fans in the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco ANNA G. BENNETT AND RUTH BERSON Edgewater on the Hudson River WILLIAM NATHANIEL BANKS July 1982 COVER: Dennis or Pegasus Vase, carved by John Northwood I (1836-1902), 1876-1882 National Museum of American Art, Washington, D.C.; Gellatly collection FRONTISPIECE: Portrait of John Adams (1735-1826) by Charles Willson Peale (1741-1827), 1791-1794 The cameo glass of John Northwood I LEONARD S. AND JULIETTE K. RAKOW Charles A. Platt’s houses and gardens in Cornish, New Hampshire KEITH N. MORGAN George L. Clough, painter BRUCIA WITTHOFT History in towns: Franklin, Tennessee JAMES A. CRUTCHFIELD American militia drums, 1775-1845 WILLIAM H. GUTHMAN The Britannia Cup MARTHA GANDY FALES Directory: Magazine Antiques TOC Download 316.23 Kb. Share with your friends:
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