American Craftsmen Show artist Sandy Malamed
applique quilts will be featured in the American Folk Art Museum’s store to help
celebrate the release of its catalog Infinite Variety: Three Centuries of Red
and White Quilts. The book offers an opulent presentation of more than 650 red
and white quilts with inspiring craftsmanship and composition, a history of red
and white quilts, rare perspectives on the exhibition, and a pattern index. In
2011, the American Folk Art Museum dramatically
The American Craftsmen Show
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Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
American Craftsmen Show Returns to Lounsbury House on November 7th and 8th
The American Craftsmen Show has announced its return to the
Lounsbury House in historic Ridgefield, Conncticut for its second year of
presenting the very best of traditional handmade American Arts and Crafts.
Many of last year’s artists will be returning for the 2015
show. This includes Greg Schooner- recently profiled on the cover of Early
American Life Magazine, Dan and Marlene Coble - noted for their painted
furniture and Sandy Malamed whose applique quilts were recently on display at the
American Folks Art Museum’s Fab Folk
Labels:
American Redware,
CT,
Dan Coble,
folk art,
fraktur,
Greg Shooner,
Lounsbury House,
painted furniture,
quilts,
Ridgefield,
Sandy Malamed,
scherenschnitte,
shaker boxes,
Show Dates,
Traditional Arts,
willow furniture
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