Bidding Paddles Up — Wallets Out
Our Calendar of Events has reminded us that the next few months are busier than ever for Arts and Crafts Collectors! Auctions, festival, exhibitions, tours, travel opportunities and shows are cropping up all over the world and they all have…
From Victorian to Vernacular
This is Part 2 of a series written by Cynthia Shaw for the Colorado Arts & Crafts Society. To read part one, please click here.
In July of 2013, I attended the 39th Annual London Summer School sponsored by the Victorian Society of America.…
Cultivating Standen
Written by Cynthia Shaw for the Colorado Arts & Crafts Society
Photos Courtesy of John H. Waters
Crafted in 1892-94 for a wealthy London solicitor, James Beale, his wife Margaret and their seven children, Standen exemplifies architect…
Many First-Timers In Upcoming Wright Tour
The Wright Plus 2015 Housewalk is coming up in Chicago and there are still a handful of tickets left! This internationally renowned architectural Housewalk featuring rare interior tours of private homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and his…
Peek Into Irvington
Those of you in the Portland, Oregon area need to make a quick phone call after you read this article because tickets are about to sell out for the always enjoyable Irvington Home Tour coming up on May 17th. Find out more below!
The Irvington…
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