Girl Scouts Loan Exhibition of Colonial and Early Federal Furniture, 1929 Book
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| Management number | 61286151 | Release Date | 2026/03/09 | List Price | $150.00 | Model Number | 61286151 | ||
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Girl Scouts Loan Exhibition of Colonial and Early Federal Furniture, Portraits and Glass Lustre
Ware from England Lowestoft from China
Copyright 1929, by American Art Galleries. Published by American Art Galleries, New York, 1929. 1st Ed hardcover. Examples of; Lustre Ware, Lowestoft and Toile de Jouy used in America during these Periods, Portraits by Stuart Peale and Others For the Benefit of The National Council of Girl Scouts Inc. This was the most important and richest loan exhibition of American antique furniture and other decorative arts ever staged and drawn in large part from private collections. Although it did not start the popularization of American antiques, it gave both scholars and collectors new focus, bringing a large number of prominent dealers and collectors together in a way which had not been accomplished since the Hudson-Fulton exhibition of 1909. It provided the first broad popular showing of American Federal-period antiques, and it inspired an enthusiasm which
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