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Past
Lecturers and Topics
26 YEARS OF OUTSTANDING
LECTURES BY SCHOLARS AND EXPERTS IN
AMERICAN DECORATIVE
ARTS
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1983 - 1988 
1989 - 1994 
1995 - 2000 
2001 - 2006 
2007
January Matthew A.
Thurlow, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY, Competing
Scrolls and Cabrioles: Stiff
Competition in the New York Furniture Trade, 1825 -
1850.
February Dr. Ulrich Leben,
Waddeston Manor, Buckinghamshire, England, European Precedents
for American Veneer
and Inlay
Work.
March Karina
Corrigan, Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, MA, The Other Asian
Exports: Indian Textiles and Luxury
Goods in
America.
April
Anna Tobin D’Ambrosio, Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute,
Utica, NY, A Brass Menagerie: Metalwork of
the Aesthetic
Movement.
May
Derek E. Ostergard, New York, NY, On the Playing Fields of
Privilege: The Residential Work of Delano and
Aldrich, 1903 –
1940.
June
Marc Simpson, Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute,
Williamstown, MA, The Clark Brothers as Collectors
of John Singer Sargent and
Winslow
Homer.
July
Christine Thompson, Conservator, Salem, MA, Understanding
the Midas Touch: Gilding Through the
Centuries
August Linda Eaton,
Winterthur Museum, Wilmington, DE, Quilts in a Material
World: Selections From the
Winterthur
Collection.
September Annette
Blaugrund, National Academy of Design, New York, NY, New
York’s Tenth Street Studio Building: A
Fraternity
of
Artist-Entrepreneurs.
October Amelia Peck, the
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY, New Perspectives
on Old Rooms: The
Reinstallation of the 18th Century Period Rooms at the
Metropolitan Museum of
Art.
November Alexandra Alevizatos Kirtley,
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA, 'A Grand and
Elegant House and
Furniture':
Furnishing the Cadwalader’s Philadelphia House, 1770 –
1775. December Ann
Wagner, Winterthur Museum, Wilmington, DE, Silversmiths to
the Nation: Thomas Fletcher and Sidney
Gardiner.
2008 January
Dean Lahikainen, Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, MA, Samuel
McIntire: Carving an American
Style.
February Susan Schoelwer,
Connecticut Historical Society, Hartford, CT, Connecticut
Furniture: Quirky Delights from
the Land of
Steady Habits.
March
Michael Weller, San Francisco, CA, American
Money.
April Clark
Pearce, Essex, MA, Sophistication in Central
Massachusetts: The Inlaid Furniture of Nathan
Lombard. May Michael
F. Crowe and Therese Poletti, San Francisco, CA, Timothy
Pflueger: San Francisco's Art Deco
Renaissance
Man.
June Joseph
Cunningham, ADA 1900 Foundation Collection, New York,
NY, Was Gustav Stickley a Modernist? New
Views in Early Experimental
Masterworks. July
David Schorsch, Woodbury, CT, From Rooftops to the
Stratosphere: ‘Appreciating’ American
Weathervanes.
August Peter Deen, Nottingham, PA,
When Surface is Everything: Judging the
Paint. September Jean
M. Burks, Shelburne Museum, Shelburne, VT,Out of this World:
Shaker Design Past, Present &
Future.
October Dr. Martin Eidelberg, New York,
NY, Clara Driscoll and the Tiffany
Girls. November Jared
Goss, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY, From Empress
Eugenie to the Prince of Chintz: A
Short
History of Furnishing With
Antiques.
December Katherine C. Grier, Winterthur Museum,
Wilmington, DE, Pets in America:Their History Through
Portraits
and
Possessions.
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