by The Trust | Mar 3, 2026
BY ARIELLE SUSKIN
Balsamaria are a somewhat enigmatic genre of Roman metalwork. They are small containers in the shape of human heads or busts, ranging from approximately two to eight inches tall, typically featuring hinged lids and applied handles.
by The Trust | Mar 3, 2026
BY NUR’AIN TAHA
Ivory has long been one of the most charged raw materials of global exchange, prized for its smooth texture, lustrous surface, and capacity for fine carving. The ivory pipe case—a portable yet striking item—offers a revealing window into the intersections of trade networks, cultural exchanges, and material.
by The Trust | Mar 3, 2026
BY JASPER MARTENS
Netherlandish miniature portraits with costumed mica overlay share a uniform visual language and were produced within a relatively short span during the 1630s and 1640s. These little-studied objects are primarily female portraits accompanied by about 20 translucent overlays depicting a wide range of costumes, both male and female, that often reference distinct geographical identities and social and economic roles.
by The Trust | Nov 21, 2025
VIRTUAL TOUR
Recorded Fall 2025
by The Trust | Aug 21, 2025
VIRTUAL TOUR
Recorded Summer 2025
by The Trust | Jul 30, 2025
VIRTUAL TOUR
Recorded Spring 2025
by The Trust | Jul 30, 2025
REVIEW: SPRING 2025 STUDY TRIP ABROAD
by The Trust | Jul 30, 2025
REVIEW: EARLY SPRING 2025 STUDY TRIP ABROAD