Folk Art (Spring 1995)

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MUSEUM

REPRODUCTIONS

PROGRAM

The Lane Company, Inc.

ALICE J. HOFFMAN AND MARYANN WARAKOMSKI

MUSEUM OF AMERICAN FOLK ART COLLECTIONTm Home Furnishings and Decorative Accessories

Representing more than 300 years ofAmerican design,from the late 1600s to the present, the Museum ofAmerican Folk Art CollectionTM brings within reach ofthe public the very best ofthe past—to be enjoyedfor generations to come. New Directions The Museum welcomes two new licensees: Check your mail—Lenox Collections will be introducing an exclusive, mail-order-only "Treasury of Collectibles" from select American museums. The Museum of American Folk Art will be one of the first museums to be featured. Create a folk art exhibit or gallery of your own. Museum masterpieces that are perfect for home or office will be available this year from Wild Apple Graphics,Ltd., a leading manufacturer of fine art reproduction prints and posters. News from Museum Licensees * Concord Miniatures introduced three miniature room settings based on full-scale pieces from the Museum at the New York Dollhouse and Miniatures Trade Show. Complete with authentic miniature reproductions of period furniture, these miniature replicas of a living room, bedroom, and nursery are destined to become cherished collectibles. * Galison Books brought spring to New York a bit early during the New York International Gift Fair when it previewed America's Flower Garden, a boxed card collection based upon quilts from the Museum's collection. Floral themes continue to inspire quiltmakers in both traditional and contemporary, narrative and abstract interpretations. Geomet-

ric patterns that hint at orderly, well-planned gardens and pictorial "memory" quilts that recall a flowery past illustrate the quiltmaker's continued response to the beauty of America's flower gardens. * The Lane Company,Inc., announced that 35 new pieces of furniture for the America CollectiOflTM introduced at the Fall International Home Furnishings Market are now available. Look for authentic reproductions and approved adaptations from the Classical Revival period and William and Mary style in a store near you. * Remington Apparel Co., Inc.,reported strong sales for their recently previewed 32 unique tie designs based upon a series of four Museum design groups:"Views of America," "American Comfort,""Expressions of a New Spirit," and "The Art of Embellishment." The collection is now available at the Museum Book and Gift Shops and at retailers near you. * Tyndale,Inc., continues to light the way with the 25 new table and floor lamps introduced last year at the Fall International Home Furnishings Market. Lamps inspired by banner vanes, quilts, birdhouses, and circus banners are now available. Dear Customer Your purchase of Museumlicensed products directly benefits the cultural and educational activities of the Museum. Thank you

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for participating in the Museum's continuing effort to celebrate the style, craft, and tradition of American folk art. If you have any questions or comments regarding the Museum of American Folk Art Collection,TM please call us at 212/977-7170.

Tyndale, Inc.

Family of Licensees Abbeville Press(212/888-1969)gift wrap, book/gift tags and quilt note cube.* Artwear, Inc.(800/551-9945)activewear, T-shirts.* Concord Miniatures(800/888-0936)1"-scale furniture and accessories.* Dakotah,Inc. (800/325-6824) decorative pillows, table linens, woven throws,chair pads. Danforth Pewterers,Ltd.(800/222-3142) pewter jewelry and accessories, buttons, ornaments, keyrings.* Dynasty Dolls(800/888-0936) collectible porcelain dolls.* Galison Books (212/354-8840)note cards, address book, puzzle, holiday cards.* Imperial Wallcoverings, Inc.(216/464-3700) wallcoverings, borders. James River Corporation Creative Expressions Groups(800/843-6818) party goods. The Lane Company,Inc.including Lane/ Venture and Lane Upholstery (800/447-4700) furniture(case goods, wicker and upholstered furniture). Lenox Collections(800/233-1885) Museum Treasury of Collectibles. Perfect Fit

Industries(704/289-1531) machine-made in America printed bedcovers and coordinated bedroom products. Remington Apparel Co., Inc.(203/821-3004) men's and women's ties.* Rose Art Industries(800/CRAYONS) jigsaw puzzles.* Rowe Pottery Works (608/764-5435) Pennsylvania redware and salt-glazed stoneware(microwave, oven,and dishwasher safe).* Takashimaya Company, Ltd.(212/ 350-0550) home furnishings accessories and furniture (available only in Japan). Tyndale,Inc.(312/384-0800)lighting and lampshades. Wild Apple Graphics,Ltd. (800/756-8359)fine art reproduction prints and posters. *Available in Museum of American Folk Art Book and Gift Shops. For mail-order information, call Beverly McCarthy at 212/977-7170.

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