by The Trust | May 2, 2016
REVIEW: SPRING SYMPOSIUM 2013
by The Trust | Apr 28, 2016
Massachusetts: Four Centuries of Furniture EVENTS > SYMPOSIA DECORATIVE ARTS TRUST FALL SYMPOSIUMOctober 17 – 20, 2013 Four Centuries of Massachusetts Furniture is a collaborative venture of eleven institutions presenting an unprecedented celebration for 2013 of...
by The Trust | Apr 12, 2016
Trust Intern at Old Sturbridge Village EMERGING SCHOLARS > CURATORIAL INTERNSHIP GRANTS By Kate Swisher For the past three months and over the next nine, I have the privilege of working as the 2013–14 Old Sturbridge Village-Decorative Arts Trust Curatorial Fellow....
by The Trust | Mar 30, 2016
The Lure of Enameled Steel in the Interwar Period EMERGING SCHOLARS > SUMMER RESEARCH GRANTS By Dalila Huerta In 1933, the Simmons Company of Chicago, IL exhibited a steel bedroom ensemble at the Century of Progress World’s Fair. The ensemble, originally designed...
by The Trust | Mar 30, 2016
Tea Sets and Play EMERGING SCHOLARS > SUMMER RESEARCH GRANTS By Nina Ranalli Many scholars before me have embarked on studies of tea-drinking in early America; but passion for the material and generous funding from the Decorative Arts Trust allowed me to pursue the...
by The Trust | Mar 30, 2016
Examining the Studies at Reynolda House in Winston-Salem EMERGING SCHOLARS > SUMMER RESEARCH GRANTS By Rebecca Migdal Reynolda House is the country home of Katharine Smith Reynolds (1880–1924) and Richard “Dick” Joshua Reynolds (1850–1918), built in 1917. The house...
by The Trust | Mar 30, 2016
New Jersey-made Furniture: Fact or Fiction? EMERGING SCHOLARS > SUMMER RESEARCH GRANTS By Jackie Killian The title of this article is a question that I asked myself when deciding on a thesis topic last spring. Numerous documented examples of furniture made during...
by The Trust | Mar 30, 2016
Searching for Tiffany in the Midwest EMERGING SCHOLARS > SUMMER RESEARCH GRANTS By Josh Probert Iowa and Wisconsin are not the states that first come to mind when one thinks of the nation’s best collections of Tiffany stained glass, yet both contain treasure troves...