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The Global Roots of an American Family Record Sampler

The Global Roots of an American Family Record Sampler by Amelia Peck and Cynthia V.A. Schaffner  In 2020, The Metropolitan Museum of Art purchased a family record sampler at auction that is a model of beautiful stitchery and sophisticated design. Following several...

Tomah Joseph and the Significance of Passamaquoddy Birchbark Art

Tomah Joseph and the Significance of Passamaquoddy Birchbark Art by Allyson LaForge    Receiving a Decorative Arts Trust Research Grant enabled me to conduct research on a Passamaquoddy birchbark artist, Tomah Joseph (1837–1914), whose leadership and artwork conveyed...

2025 Colloquium Lectures Available

2025 Colloquium Lectures Available Recordings of the outstanding lectures presented during the Decorative Arts Trust’s 9th Annual Emerging Scholars Colloquium in New York City are now online for all to enjoy. The Colloquium, sponsored by the Richard Hampton Jenrette...

Investigating the History of Sèvres’s Les Noirs Libres

Investigating the History of Sèvres’s Les Noirs Libres by Rachel Hunter Himes My dissertation in the Department of Art History and Archeology at Columbia University explores the production and reproduction of racial meaning and racialized identities in French...

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