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Carousel Transfers The Estate of Edward Steichen to Artists Rights Society in 2014
January, 2014: Categories: Announcements | Steichen
Carousel Research has represented The Estate of Edward Steichen for almost 24 years. As the time comes to transfer this responsibility, we are pleased to announce that as of January 1, 2014, Artists Rights Society in New York will assume oversight and permissions for the photographs of Edward Steichen.
All future permission requests should be directed to Janet Hicks, Artists Rights Society, 536 Broadway, New York, NY 10012. Email queries to jhicks@arsny.com or contact (212) 420-9160.
All future permission requests should be directed to Janet Hicks, Artists Rights Society, 536 Broadway, New York, NY 10012. Email queries to jhicks@arsny.com or contact (212) 420-9160.
Fall 2012: Old Houses of Millbrook
Old Houses in Millbrook
The follies, the families, and their tales from the Colonial Period through the Gilded Age / By John Foreman
The town of Millbrook, N.Y., became a destination as early as the pre-Revolutionary Quakers who settled here from Long Island. They saw in the countryside the possibilities of creating country estates, self-sufficient villages and an ideal country life. They were followed by the moguls of the industrial revolution whose visions of long avenues, walled gardens and long vistas were inspired by the Romanticism of the late 19th century. Horses and carriages and the country life brought fox-hunting; house parties and the gaiety of the twenties brought a continuous influx of the wealthy who left their houses as landmarks of the passing ages. John Foreman takes us into these houses, introduces us to the hosts and hostesses, the children who inherited, describing in word and brilliant pictures the collection of houses that still makes Millbrook a destination.
Old Houses of Millbrook gives us a glimpse into the past, a history of place and its people, a community with its family connections. The pages are filled with wonderful photographs, many culled from the scrapbooks of the rich and famous. You will want this book for its history, for its old houses and for its flowing narrative, and for its anecdotal humor.
In bookstores October 2012. Order direct from the publisher. More
The follies, the families, and their tales from the Colonial Period through the Gilded Age / By John Foreman
The town of Millbrook, N.Y., became a destination as early as the pre-Revolutionary Quakers who settled here from Long Island. They saw in the countryside the possibilities of creating country estates, self-sufficient villages and an ideal country life. They were followed by the moguls of the industrial revolution whose visions of long avenues, walled gardens and long vistas were inspired by the Romanticism of the late 19th century. Horses and carriages and the country life brought fox-hunting; house parties and the gaiety of the twenties brought a continuous influx of the wealthy who left their houses as landmarks of the passing ages. John Foreman takes us into these houses, introduces us to the hosts and hostesses, the children who inherited, describing in word and brilliant pictures the collection of houses that still makes Millbrook a destination.
Old Houses of Millbrook gives us a glimpse into the past, a history of place and its people, a community with its family connections. The pages are filled with wonderful photographs, many culled from the scrapbooks of the rich and famous. You will want this book for its history, for its old houses and for its flowing narrative, and for its anecdotal humor.
In bookstores October 2012. Order direct from the publisher. More
Laurie Platt Winfrey, Inc. Goes to The Granger Collection
September, 2009: Categories: Announcements
The LPW, Inc. picture collection archive holds thousands of images of world art and history from the picture collections of Newsweek Books, Reader’s Digest, Bradley Smith and Seth Joel including a concentration on the culture and history of Japan, China, Mexico, France, India, Egypt, Israel, England and the United States.
“The Granger Collection is delighted to announce our largest and most important acquisition in many years: the astonishing treasury of color transparencies and black-and-white prints ranging in time from the Rome of the Caesars through the Washington of Nixon that was amassed by Laurie P. Winfrey of Carousel Research during four decades of dedicated and energetic picture research.” ~The Granger Collection, July 2009
Carousel Expands
July, 2008: Categories: Announcements
Led by Laurie Platt Winfrey, Carousel Research, Inc. continues to represent the estate of Edward Steichen, while seeking and supervising a range of visual research and permissions projects. More