Philip E Zimmerman

American Federal Furniture and Decorative Arts From the Watson Collection

In the years following the American Revolution innovative designs for furniture and other decorative arts swept throughout the young nation. Based on English and European neoclassical interpretations, the new 'federal' style featured colourful veneers and inlays, refined carving, geometrical shapes,...

Harmony in Wood: Furniture of the Harmony Society

The Harmonists, an economically successful nineteenth-century utopian society, created a remarkable material world. Many of their artifacts survive intact at their third and final community, now known as Old Economy Village, in western Pennsylvania. The extensive furniture collection, most of it dat...

Delaware Clocks

The first intensive examination in over a hundred years of the tall case and bracket clocks made in Delaware from 1741 to 1815, the Golden Age of American clock manufacture.

Seeing Things Differently (Winterthur Book)

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Philip Zimmerman

Philip Zimmerman is a leading American icon painter. An Orthodox Christian, he has created hundreds of religious icons for churches and private collectors throughout the world.

Turn of the Century Glass: The Murray Collection of Glass

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