Watch Me Work
While some believe the work of the art conservator is mysterious and veiled in secrecy, increasingly, museum conservators are working in front of the public’s eye. While working under the … Continued
Object Conservator Nancie Ravenel working on a large carved wooden eagle in the Murphy Gallery in the Pizzagalli Center for Art and Education
Object Conservator Nancie Ravenel working on a large carved wooden eagle in the Murphy Gallery in the Pizzagalli Center for Art and Education
While some believe the work of the art conservator is mysterious and veiled in secrecy, increasingly, museum conservators are working in front of the public’s eye. While working under the … Continued
Dear Friends, I have a favorite pair of paintings at Shelburne Museum, the 1843 portraits of Nancy and William Lawson by William Matthew Prior. I admire them for their historical … Continued
Author: Katharine Noiva My first and most extensive collection was inadvertently started during a trip to Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The excursion was one of my earliest trips as a child … Continued
Author: Suzanne Zaner Shelburne Museum is affectionately described as being a “collection of collections”. Our founder, Electra Havemeyer Webb, was a well-known and significant collector of art and Americana. Today, … Continued
Author: Joanna Bodenweber I have been a casual collector of dog images for some time. Antique stores, flea markets, yard sales, and auctions have all been good places to find … Continued
Author: Karen Petersen The birds have returned to our backyard. Each morning I begin my day looking out the kitchen window to see who our new, or returning, avian visitors … Continued
Author: Jennifer duToit Barrett Following the “Stay home, Stay safe” directive, I’ve found myself thinking a lot about home and, given the current circumstance, safety. The topic of home protection … Continued
Author: Carolyn Bauer Last week, in a need to busy my hands and quiet my mind, I set to baking my partner Ben’s and my favorite aromatic all-American dessert: apple … Continued
Author: Nancie Ravenel My home office is small, but it might be where I spend most of my waking hours at home. I have hung the walls with works of art that hold special significance to me. They hold such wonderful memories. … Continued
Author: Rebecca Kinkead I began A Neighbor Project in August of 2019 when I found myself in rural Vermont, living alone for the first time in my life at age … Continued
Author: Tom Denenberg Editor’s Note: This post launches a series designed to bring Shelburne Museum and the arts to you wherever you are and offer a mini break or pensive moment. The posts … Continued