Simplicity and integrity define the Shakers’ lifestyle as well as their crafts. The current exhibition of 19th-century Shaker items at the Bellevue Arts Museum offers ample evidence of both. From ...
On a chance visit to the home of a Shaker family in 1923, young antiques collectors Edward Deming Andrews and his wife Faith found something in the kitchen that thrilled them so much they spent the ...
On display at The Frist through Aug. 21 is "Gather Up the Fragments: The Andrews Shaker Collection." This exhibit highlights the items collected by Faith and Edward Deming Andrews, who pioneered ...
See a Shaker collection regarded as the largest west of the Mississippi at the Sonoma Valley museum. What: Shaker Stories from The Collection of Benjamin H. Rose III Where: Sonoma Valley Museum of Art ...
A rare Shaker 8-foot-4-inch trustees desk that the late J. J. Gerald McCue of Lexington called "the Cathedral" is a highlight of the Willis Henry Shaker Auction to be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at ...
About 12 years ago, Bill Zanetis drove by the first Shaker community he`d ever heard of, Hancock, in the southern Berkshires of Massachusetts. He was persuaded by a friend to go in and visit, and he ...
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