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PHILADELPHIA SHOW

PHILADELPHIA SHOW

The Philadelphia Show returns this month at the Philadephia Museum of Art (East Terrace)- and we look forward to seeing you there!

The Benefit Preview is on Thursday, April 27.  The Show then runs through Sunday, April 30.  Show hours are 11AM to 7PM (to 6 PM on Saturday and 5 PM on Sunday).

The Show features fine dealers from around the country in a variety of fields.  Founded in 1962 as the University Hospital Antiques Show, the show benefited and was organized by Penn Medicine until 2018.

In 2018, the Philadelphia Museum of Art, with The Women's Committee and the many volunteers that served the show for years took over the responsibility of planning the Show. Proceeds benefit the museum’s Division of Digital Resources and Content Strategy.

The History of Chinese Porcelain in the West

The History of Chinese Porcelain in the West

It was an honor and pleasure to speak at the Nantucket Historical Association on August 8. 2022 in conjunction with the ongoing exhibition Treasures from the Billings Collection of Asian Art that continues through November 1.  Please link below to hear this illustrated presentation by Steven J. Chait on the remarkable 500 year history of Chihese porcelain in the West.

JP Morgan: A Collector’s Legacy Wednesday, January 26 at 5pm EST

JP Morgan: A Collector’s Legacy Wednesday, January 26 at 5pm EST

A LINK TO THIS MOST WELL RECEIVED [NOW RECORDED] EVENT WILL BE COMING SOON! THANK YOU ALL WHO ATTENDED!

Asia Week New York in Partnership with The Winter Show present a webinar on Zoom

JP Morgan: A Collector’s Legacy

Wednesday, January 26 at 5pm EST

To view, please click below.

John Pierpont Morgan was not only one of the most powerful figures in finance with his name atop one of the world’s leading banking and investment firms, but also a prodigious collector, whose legacy resides in the masterpieces from his extraordinary collection that are now highlights of important museum and private collections. The many facets of his passion for collecting, and the story behind his Asian, ancient, and Western art acquisitions will be explored by our notable panel of scholars and experts.

PANELISTS:

Colin B. Bailey, Director, The Morgan Library & Museum

Steven Chait, President, Ralph M. Chait Galleries, Inc.

Linda H. Roth, Director of Special Curatorial Projects and Charles C. and Eleanor Lamont Cunningham Curator of European Decorative Arts, Wadsworth Atheneum

Jean Strouse, eminent American biographer and author of Morgan, American Financier and Alice James, A Biography

MODERATOR:

Charlotte Eyerman, Director and Chief Curator, JPMorgan Chase Art Collection

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