Petite Antiques Forum and House Tour
Saturday, April 2nd, 2022
Saturday, April 2nd, 2022
Speaker: Patrick Dunne, owner of Lucullus Antiques in New Orleans
"Some Archaeology Of Your Table: Exploring if Louis XVI could be cozy at an impromptu supper with you this evening"
House: Tour of the remarkable Lakeside house in Pointe Coupee, the beautiful home of renowned artist and preservationist Hunt Slonem, and listed in the National Register of Historic Places in Louisiana.
"Some Archaeology Of Your Table: Exploring if Louis XVI could be cozy at an impromptu supper with you this evening"
House: Tour of the remarkable Lakeside house in Pointe Coupee, the beautiful home of renowned artist and preservationist Hunt Slonem, and listed in the National Register of Historic Places in Louisiana.
PAST PETITE ANTIQUES FORUMS
2021
Speaker: Dr. Wayne Stromeyer, preservationist
"Chêne Vert's Gardens: Recreating an Early Louisiana Landscape"
Speaker: Dr. Wayne Stromeyer, preservationist
"Chêne Vert's Gardens: Recreating an Early Louisiana Landscape"
2020
Speaker: Claudia Kheel, Adjunct faculty member at the School of Professional Advancement, Tulane University
“A Lasting Legacy: Southern Artistic Tradition”
Speaker: Claudia Kheel, Adjunct faculty member at the School of Professional Advancement, Tulane University
“A Lasting Legacy: Southern Artistic Tradition”
2019
Speaker: Brock Jobe, Professor emeritus of American Decorative Arts Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library
“The Time to Buy: Collecting American Antiques in 2019 and Beyond”
2018
Speaker: Janine Skerry, Senior Curator of Metals Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
“The Post Revolution Evolution of Dining in America”
2017
Speaker: Walter Denny, Distinguished Professor of Art History at the university of Massachusetts at Amherst
“Gracious living and the Mysterious East: Oriental Carpets in North America”
2016
Speaker: Thomas Savage, Director of museum affairs The Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museums and Gardens
“Life in Low country: Fine and Decorative Arts of Charleston’s Golden Age”
2015
Speaker: Ronald L. Hurst, Vice president for collections, conservation and museums The Carliste H. Humesline, Chief curator of Colonial Williamsburg
“A Rich and Varied Culture: The Material World of the Early South”
2014
Speaker: Carolyn Weekley, Juli Granger curator of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
“Painters and Painting in the Early American South”
2013
Speaker: Robert Leath, Chief curator and vice-president of collections and research at the museum of early southern decorative arts in Raleigh North Carolina
“Many Hands, Many Voices: Two Centuries of Southern Furniture 1660–1860”
2012
Speaker: Barbara Ross Luck, Curator of paintings, drawings and sculpture the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
“Symposium on American Folk Paintings”
Speaker: Brock Jobe, Professor emeritus of American Decorative Arts Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library
“The Time to Buy: Collecting American Antiques in 2019 and Beyond”
2018
Speaker: Janine Skerry, Senior Curator of Metals Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
“The Post Revolution Evolution of Dining in America”
2017
Speaker: Walter Denny, Distinguished Professor of Art History at the university of Massachusetts at Amherst
“Gracious living and the Mysterious East: Oriental Carpets in North America”
2016
Speaker: Thomas Savage, Director of museum affairs The Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museums and Gardens
“Life in Low country: Fine and Decorative Arts of Charleston’s Golden Age”
2015
Speaker: Ronald L. Hurst, Vice president for collections, conservation and museums The Carliste H. Humesline, Chief curator of Colonial Williamsburg
“A Rich and Varied Culture: The Material World of the Early South”
2014
Speaker: Carolyn Weekley, Juli Granger curator of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
“Painters and Painting in the Early American South”
2013
Speaker: Robert Leath, Chief curator and vice-president of collections and research at the museum of early southern decorative arts in Raleigh North Carolina
“Many Hands, Many Voices: Two Centuries of Southern Furniture 1660–1860”
2012
Speaker: Barbara Ross Luck, Curator of paintings, drawings and sculpture the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
“Symposium on American Folk Paintings”
