This publication examines the special relationship between Jacques Lipchitz (1891-1973) and the city of Philadelphia.

This art collection has been re-assembled with exhibition records, collection photographs and documents.

Explains the types of furniture listed and details many of the options available to eighteenth-century patrons of Philadelphia's fine furniture craftsmen. This book contains fifty-six headings for furniture forms, including desks, bookcases, high chests, chairs, sofas, beds, clothes presses, and numerous tables for specialised uses.

This work offers a selection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art's Delft collection which has never before been published.

This volume records a remarkable collaborative exhibition that assembles for the first time eighty illuminated manuscripts of great quality, drawn from collections of eleven institutions in the greater Philadelphia area. Almost every artistic centre in medieval and Renaissance Western Europe is represented in this wonderfully diverse group of images, as well as almost every major known type of ...

This complete handbook of the Philadelphia Museum of art's permanent collection of Pennsylvania German objects is the first resource of its kind, revealing the full range, depth and quality of a folk art collection 90 years in the making. Photographs of 1,115 Pensylvania German ceramics and glass, furniture and household objects, books, tools and implements, textiles and basketry, are accompanied

This work showcases the pieces of Rockwood pottery held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art - considered to be one of the finest collections in existence.