Holiday Book Fair

Take A Drawing Lesson from Artist John Hutton!

Meet The Pastry Chefs!

THE WHITE HOUSE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

Holiday Book Fair

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December 6, 2019 !1 Meet the Authors and Enjoy a Special Musical Performance

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Join us December 6, 2019 for our Annual Holiday Book Fair!

Special music during the Associationí s holiday book fair will be performed on a unique replica of the gilded Steinway made for the Theodore Roosevelt White House. The musical life of the White House during the Theodore Roosevelt administration (1901ñ 1909) was rich, diverse, energetic, and distinguished by a number of White House fi rsts: The fi rst full concert by a noted pianist; the fi rst musicale devoted to a single opera; the fi rst performance on a clavichord; and the fi rst East Room piano. This piano, the 100,000th made by Steinway, was presented by Steinway and Sons to President Roosevelt in January 1903. The instrument is a work of art, covered in gold leaf and decorated with the coats of arms of the thirteen original states. Roosevelt specially commissioned the paint≠ ing under the lid, executed by Thomas Wilmer Dewing, to represent the nine muses being received by the young republic America. A replica of this magnifi cent instrument will be on display during the Associationí s book fair.

Join us and the enjoy a special performance.

T H E W H I T E H O U S E H I S T O R I C A L A S S O C I AT I O N

How to Draw The Presidents

Roland Mesnier & Mark Ramsdell

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House Art in the White W I L L I A M K L O S S

Creating the Sweet World of

White House Desserts A PA S T RY C H E Fí S S E C R E T S Roland Mesnier with Mark Ramsdell

Creating the Sweet World of White House Desserts: A Pastry Chefí s Secrets

by Roland Mesnier with Mark Ramsdell

HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION HITE HOUSE THE WHITE

The Step phen

Artist John Hutton will be available to sign his new book How to Draw the Presidents and to give drawing lessons, as he has recently done on the South Lawn during the White House Easter Egg Roll.

Roland Mesnier with Mark Ramsdell

The presidents of the United States of America have always been a popular subject for American artists. Offi cial presi≠ dential portraits line the walls of the White House, remind≠ ing all of their esteemed subjects. In this unique and fun new book, award≠ winning illustrator John Hutton offers step≠ by≠ step lessons for aspiring artists of all ages to draw the presidentsó you can try drawing each president right on the page of the book, looking to the facing page for guid≠ ance.

WHITE HOUSE HISTORY

Mid-Centur y Fashion and The First La dies: From Ready-to-W ear to Haute Couture

Quarterly

The Journa l of T H E WHITE

HOUSE

HISTOR

ICAL AS SOCI

ATION

268 pages ï Case Bound with Dust Jacket ï 8½" x 11" ï #1528 ï $65.00

Number 5 2

212 pages ï Layfl at Binding ï 9" x 12" ï #1527 ï $19.95

Buy any two books to enter a raffl e to win an original drawing by artist John Hutton! !1

To learn more about our books and other products inspired by history visit: Shop.WhiteHouseHistory.org ï Questions? Contact: Books@WHHA.org

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In this memoir, Roland Mesnier, pastry chef to fi ve presidents, recalls the stunning desserts he created for White House State Dinners, formal events, and family celebrations. For the fi rst time, he reveals the secrets of mold making and sugar work and shares recipes, all adapted for home kitchens.

Of special interest are descriptions and illustrations of the dozens of molds now in the chefí s collection. With Creating a Sweet World of White House Desserts, Roland Mesnier and Mark Ramsdell help make professional desserts possi≠ ble for cooks of all abilities and offer insights into the accomplishments of the White House pastry kitchen.

ETS A PA S T RY C H E Fí S S E C R

Shop for Unique Gifts, Take a Drawing Lesson, Meet the Authors and Special Guest President Thomas Jefferson!

December 6, 2019 • 11:00 a.m.ñ6 :30 p.m.

White House History Shop 1610 H Street, NW, Washington, D.C.

The White House in Gingerbread: Memories and Recipes A Garden for A History of

by Roland Mesnier with Mark Ramsdell

the President e Grounds

the White Hous

jonat han

pliska

non-proÞt u.s. postage paid southern md permit no. 2001

ó john hutton

Creating the Sweet World of

White House Desserts

James Ter e tius de Ka y Michael F azio Osborne Phini zy Mackie Kattherine and Malone≠ F rance

PRINC IP AL PHOT OGR APHY BY Bruce M. White

p.o. box 27624 wa s h i n g t o n , d . c . 2 0 0 3 8 ≠ 7 6 2 4

Anyone can learn to draw. Drawing is simply another form of looking. . . . The trick is in learning to look very carefully, and to know what to look carefully for. Drawing is translating the world into a pattern of lines and tone. With each new line drawn a shape takes form, and before you know it, you have a complete drawing!

DECAT HOUSEUR A HIST ORY

Roland Mesnier tells the story behind each of the holiday gingerbread houses he created for display in the White House State Dining Room and provides step≠ by≠ step instructions and templates for constructing and decorating a gingerbread house in the home kitchen. More than thirty of Chef Mesnierí s White House favorite holiday recipes are featured including cookies, traditional holiday recipes, cakes and souffl Ès, meringues, mousses, fi llings, frozen desserts, and fresh fruit.

2015 ï 11" Square ï 208 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï #524 ï $39.95

10/30/19 9:02 AM

Take A Drawing Lesson from Artist John Hutton!

Meet The Pastry Chefs!

THE WHITE HOUSE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

Holiday Book Fair

+RZ WR 'UDZ 7KH 3UHVLGHQWV

December 6, 2019 !1 Meet the Authors and Enjoy a Special Musical Performance

by -RKQ y +XWWRQ

Join us December 6, 2019 for our Annual Holiday Book Fair!

Special music during the Associationí s holiday book fair will be performed on a unique replica of the gilded Steinway made for the Theodore Roosevelt White House. The musical life of the White House during the Theodore Roosevelt administration (1901ñ 1909) was rich, diverse, energetic, and distinguished by a number of White House fi rsts: The fi rst full concert by a noted pianist; the fi rst musicale devoted to a single opera; the fi rst performance on a clavichord; and the fi rst East Room piano. This piano, the 100,000th made by Steinway, was presented by Steinway and Sons to President Roosevelt in January 1903. The instrument is a work of art, covered in gold leaf and decorated with the coats of arms of the thirteen original states. Roosevelt specially commissioned the paint≠ ing under the lid, executed by Thomas Wilmer Dewing, to represent the nine muses being received by the young republic America. A replica of this magnifi cent instrument will be on display during the Associationí s book fair.

Join us and the enjoy a special performance.

T H E W H I T E H O U S E H I S T O R I C A L A S S O C I AT I O N

How to Draw The Presidents

Roland Mesnier & Mark Ramsdell

+RZ WR ' 7KH 3UHV UDZ LGHQWV byy -RKQ + XWWR Q

House Art in the White W I L L I A M K L O S S

Creating the Sweet World of

White House Desserts A PA S T RY C H E Fí S S E C R E T S Roland Mesnier with Mark Ramsdell

Creating the Sweet World of White House Desserts: A Pastry Chefí s Secrets

by Roland Mesnier with Mark Ramsdell

HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION HITE HOUSE THE WHITE

The Step phen

Artist John Hutton will be available to sign his new book How to Draw the Presidents and to give drawing lessons, as he has recently done on the South Lawn during the White House Easter Egg Roll.

Roland Mesnier with Mark Ramsdell

The presidents of the United States of America have always been a popular subject for American artists. Offi cial presi≠ dential portraits line the walls of the White House, remind≠ ing all of their esteemed subjects. In this unique and fun new book, award≠ winning illustrator John Hutton offers step≠ by≠ step lessons for aspiring artists of all ages to draw the presidentsó you can try drawing each president right on the page of the book, looking to the facing page for guid≠ ance.

WHITE HOUSE HISTORY

Mid-Centur y Fashion and The First La dies: From Ready-to-W ear to Haute Couture

Quarterly

The Journa l of T H E WHITE

HOUSE

HISTOR

ICAL AS SOCI

ATION

268 pages ï Case Bound with Dust Jacket ï 8½" x 11" ï #1528 ï $65.00

Number 5 2

212 pages ï Layfl at Binding ï 9" x 12" ï #1527 ï $19.95

Buy any two books to enter a raffl e to win an original drawing by artist John Hutton! !1

To learn more about our books and other products inspired by history visit: Shop.WhiteHouseHistory.org ï Questions? Contact: Books@WHHA.org

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In this memoir, Roland Mesnier, pastry chef to fi ve presidents, recalls the stunning desserts he created for White House State Dinners, formal events, and family celebrations. For the fi rst time, he reveals the secrets of mold making and sugar work and shares recipes, all adapted for home kitchens.

Of special interest are descriptions and illustrations of the dozens of molds now in the chefí s collection. With Creating a Sweet World of White House Desserts, Roland Mesnier and Mark Ramsdell help make professional desserts possi≠ ble for cooks of all abilities and offer insights into the accomplishments of the White House pastry kitchen.

ETS A PA S T RY C H E Fí S S E C R

Shop for Unique Gifts, Take a Drawing Lesson, Meet the Authors and Special Guest President Thomas Jefferson!

December 6, 2019 • 11:00 a.m.ñ6 :30 p.m.

White House History Shop 1610 H Street, NW, Washington, D.C.

The White House in Gingerbread: Memories and Recipes A Garden for A History of

by Roland Mesnier with Mark Ramsdell

the President e Grounds

the White Hous

jonat han

pliska

non-proÞt u.s. postage paid southern md permit no. 2001

ó john hutton

Creating the Sweet World of

White House Desserts

James Ter e tius de Ka y Michael F azio Osborne Phini zy Mackie Kattherine and Malone≠ F rance

PRINC IP AL PHOT OGR APHY BY Bruce M. White

p.o. box 27624 wa s h i n g t o n , d . c . 2 0 0 3 8 ≠ 7 6 2 4

Anyone can learn to draw. Drawing is simply another form of looking. . . . The trick is in learning to look very carefully, and to know what to look carefully for. Drawing is translating the world into a pattern of lines and tone. With each new line drawn a shape takes form, and before you know it, you have a complete drawing!

DECAT HOUSEUR A HIST ORY

Roland Mesnier tells the story behind each of the holiday gingerbread houses he created for display in the White House State Dining Room and provides step≠ by≠ step instructions and templates for constructing and decorating a gingerbread house in the home kitchen. More than thirty of Chef Mesnierí s White House favorite holiday recipes are featured including cookies, traditional holiday recipes, cakes and souffl Ès, meringues, mousses, fi llings, frozen desserts, and fresh fruit.

2015 ï 11" Square ï 208 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï #524 ï $39.95

10/30/19 9:02 AM

ART IN THE WHITE HOUSE

by William Kloss The collection of fi ne art at the White House belongs to the nation but, like the house itself, serves a domestic, even personal, purpose, for each fi rst family. It was not until the Kennedy administration that the collection was formally and permanently established. Since that time it has grown under the guidance of a professional curatorial staff and it now includes more than 500 works of chiefl y American art.

Art in the White House

WILLIAM KLOSS

DEC CATUR T R HOUSE U A HIST TORY

James Ter e tius de Kay Michael Fazio Osborne Phinizy Mackie and Kattherine Malone≠ France P R INC IP AL P HOT OG R AP HY BY Bruce M. White

408 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 10½" x 11" ï #1408 ï $60

The White House neighborhood is one of the most historic neighborhoods in the nation.

Vigorous life has gone on here for two cen≠ turies, warmed by the proximity to the great power represented in the White House. This title presents a contemporary view of the city through nearly 200 never before published photographs captioned with the words of American presidents and fi rst ladies.

This exhibition catalog features Peter Waddellí s twenty≠ fi rst century paintings of White House events that were not drawn, painted or photo≠ graphed defi nitively in their own times.Included are the building of the Presidentí s House, Jefferson in his study and more!

306 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 11¼" Squareï #234 ï $49.95

36 pages ï Saddle stitched ï 11" x 7" ï #734 ï $3.24

The Stephen Decatur House: A History

Tudor Place: Americaí s Story Lives Here

by James Tertius deKay, Michael Fazio, Osborne Mackie, and Katherine Malone≠ France

Edited by Leslie Buhler

Official White House China: From the 18th to the 21st Centuries

by William G. Allman

A celebrity for his heroics in the Barbary Wars and the War of 1812, Commodore Stephen Decatur built a home ìfi t for fi ne entertainingî in 1818. This volume chronicles the history of the house in four partsó a biography of Stephen Decatur and his naval accom≠ plishments; an architectural history; a study of the fi ne and decorative arts collection; and an essay on the evolution of the house from private home to his≠ toric site. Osborne Mackie will be available to sign books.

Two grand houses were under construction in the young Federal City in 1816: one the Presidentí s House, undergoing reconstruction after it was burned by the British in 1814, and the other Tudor Place, an elegant mansion rising on the heights above Georgetown. This lavishly illustrated book, the fi rst defi nitive history of the house and its collection, explores its rooms, gardens, archival collections, and rare artifacts.

For the presidents, a basic component of offi cial entertaining has always been the dinner table.

This book features more than two centuries of the elegant china used for offi cial White House entertaining and private dining that survives as a touchstone of the American presidency. As this book conveys, assembled together, the presiden≠ tial china in the White House comprises a muse≠ um collection of unequaled historic signifi cance.

460 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #1301 ï $75

304 pages ï Casebound with Dust jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #236 ï $49.95

320 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #258 ï $49.95

The White House Its Historic Furnishings and First Families

by Betty Monkman The White House has been home to every president and his family beginning with John and Abigail Ad≠ ams, and each family endeavored to make it a com≠ fortable home and to acquire furniture and decora≠ tive art to fulfi ll the White Houseí s role as a nexus of ceremony and entertaining. The resulting collection of furnishings in the White House, featured in this title, includes a wide range of periods, all rich with historic association.

9¾" x 12" ï 320 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï #976 ï $39.95

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by Peter Waddell

by Bruce White with commentary by William Seale

THE WHITE HOUSE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

The Step phen

An Artist Visits the White House Past

At Home in the Presidentí s Neighborhood A Photographic Tour

OFFICial Residences Around the World

A Garden For the President A History of the White House Grounds

by Abby Clouse≠Rad igan Completed in 1800 in the new City of Washington, the White House, like its Euro≠ pean predecessors, would be a home, an offi ce where state business was conducted, and the setting for offi cial functions, ceremonies, receptions, and entertainments. The White House is an unusual hybridó but is it unique? That question in≠ spired this book, which begins to put the White House in a global perspective by surveying the offi cial resi≠ dences and offi ces of some fi fty nations, with a look at their histories, their spaces, and their functions. These national landmarks represent nearly one thousand years of building and renovating.

226 pages ï Casebound with Leather Spine ï 9" x 12" ï #1387 ï $75

A Garden for the President A History of the White House Grounds jo nat h a n p l iska

WHITE HOUSE HISTORY Quarterly

Turning Points at the White House:

Great Expectations p

WHITE HOUSE HISTORY

Thee Journall of T H E W H I T E H O U S E H I S T O R I C A L A S S O C I A T I O N Numberr 5 3

Quarterly

Mid-Century Fashion and The First Ladies: From Ready-to-Wear to Haute Couture The Journal of T H E W H I T E H O U S E H I S T O R I C A L A S S O C I A T I O N Number 5 2

White House History Quarterly White House History Quarterly au≠ thors will be on hand to sign the latest issues on the Presidents and Sports, White House Weddings, Turning Points, the First Ladies and Fashion, and more!

Single issues and gift subscriptions are available.

Theodore Roosevelt: The President Who Saved Football and If You Ask Me: Essential Advice From Eleanor Roosevelt

by Mary Jo Binker Mary Jo Binker will be available to sign her recent article ì Theodore Roosevelt: The President Who Saved Footballî in The Presidents and Sports issue of White House History Quarterly as well as her book If You Ask Me: Essential Advice from Eleanor Roosevelt (Simon and Schuester, 2018), which features an annotated col≠ lection of candid advice columns that Mrs. Roosevelt wrote for more than twenty years.

To Live on Lafayette Square Society and Politics in the Presidentí s Neighborhood

by Jonathan Pliska

by William Seale

A Garden for the President explores not only the relationship between the White House and its landscape but also the evolution of its design; the public and private uses of the grounds in peace and wartime; and the cultivation of the grounds with a focus on the specimen trees, vegetable and orna≠ mental gardens, and conservatories.

Lafayette Square, just across Pennsylvania Ave≠ nue from the White House, was once the most fashionable neighborhood in Washington. His≠ torian William Seale re≠ creates what it felt like to live across from the White House and the ways in which political leaders and their fami≠ lies were in daily communication. The authorí s son Will Seale III, narrator of the audiobook, will be available to discuss this title.

300 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #235 ï $49.95

256 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9î x 6î ï #1482 ï $29.95

TO LIVE ON LAFAYETTE SQUARE SOCIETY & POLITICS IN THE PRESIDENTí S NEIGHBORHOOD

william seale

10/30/19 9:03 AM

ART IN THE WHITE HOUSE

by William Kloss The collection of fi ne art at the White House belongs to the nation but, like the house itself, serves a domestic, even personal, purpose, for each fi rst family. It was not until the Kennedy administration that the collection was formally and permanently established. Since that time it has grown under the guidance of a professional curatorial staff and it now includes more than 500 works of chiefl y American art.

Art in the White House

WILLIAM KLOSS

DEC CATUR T R HOUSE U A HIST TORY

James Ter e tius de Kay Michael Fazio Osborne Phinizy Mackie and Kattherine Malone≠ France P R INC IP AL P HOT OG R AP HY BY Bruce M. White

408 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 10½" x 11" ï #1408 ï $60

The White House neighborhood is one of the most historic neighborhoods in the nation.

Vigorous life has gone on here for two cen≠ turies, warmed by the proximity to the great power represented in the White House. This title presents a contemporary view of the city through nearly 200 never before published photographs captioned with the words of American presidents and fi rst ladies.

This exhibition catalog features Peter Waddellí s twenty≠ fi rst century paintings of White House events that were not drawn, painted or photo≠ graphed defi nitively in their own times.Included are the building of the Presidentí s House, Jefferson in his study and more!

306 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 11¼" Squareï #234 ï $49.95

36 pages ï Saddle stitched ï 11" x 7" ï #734 ï $3.24

The Stephen Decatur House: A History

Tudor Place: Americaí s Story Lives Here

by James Tertius deKay, Michael Fazio, Osborne Mackie, and Katherine Malone≠ France

Edited by Leslie Buhler

Official White House China: From the 18th to the 21st Centuries

by William G. Allman

A celebrity for his heroics in the Barbary Wars and the War of 1812, Commodore Stephen Decatur built a home ìfi t for fi ne entertainingî in 1818. This volume chronicles the history of the house in four partsó a biography of Stephen Decatur and his naval accom≠ plishments; an architectural history; a study of the fi ne and decorative arts collection; and an essay on the evolution of the house from private home to his≠ toric site. Osborne Mackie will be available to sign books.

Two grand houses were under construction in the young Federal City in 1816: one the Presidentí s House, undergoing reconstruction after it was burned by the British in 1814, and the other Tudor Place, an elegant mansion rising on the heights above Georgetown. This lavishly illustrated book, the fi rst defi nitive history of the house and its collection, explores its rooms, gardens, archival collections, and rare artifacts.

For the presidents, a basic component of offi cial entertaining has always been the dinner table.

This book features more than two centuries of the elegant china used for offi cial White House entertaining and private dining that survives as a touchstone of the American presidency. As this book conveys, assembled together, the presiden≠ tial china in the White House comprises a muse≠ um collection of unequaled historic signifi cance.

460 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #1301 ï $75

304 pages ï Casebound with Dust jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #236 ï $49.95

320 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #258 ï $49.95

The White House Its Historic Furnishings and First Families

by Betty Monkman The White House has been home to every president and his family beginning with John and Abigail Ad≠ ams, and each family endeavored to make it a com≠ fortable home and to acquire furniture and decora≠ tive art to fulfi ll the White Houseí s role as a nexus of ceremony and entertaining. The resulting collection of furnishings in the White House, featured in this title, includes a wide range of periods, all rich with historic association.

9¾" x 12" ï 320 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï #976 ï $39.95

62559_WHHA_HolidayBookFair_X2.indd 5-8

by Peter Waddell

by Bruce White with commentary by William Seale

THE WHITE HOUSE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

The Step phen

An Artist Visits the White House Past

At Home in the Presidentí s Neighborhood A Photographic Tour

OFFICial Residences Around the World

A Garden For the President A History of the White House Grounds

by Abby Clouse≠Rad igan Completed in 1800 in the new City of Washington, the White House, like its Euro≠ pean predecessors, would be a home, an offi ce where state business was conducted, and the setting for offi cial functions, ceremonies, receptions, and entertainments. The White House is an unusual hybridó but is it unique? That question in≠ spired this book, which begins to put the White House in a global perspective by surveying the offi cial resi≠ dences and offi ces of some fi fty nations, with a look at their histories, their spaces, and their functions. These national landmarks represent nearly one thousand years of building and renovating.

226 pages ï Casebound with Leather Spine ï 9" x 12" ï #1387 ï $75

A Garden for the President A History of the White House Grounds jo nat h a n p l iska

WHITE HOUSE HISTORY Quarterly

Turning Points at the White House:

Great Expectations p

WHITE HOUSE HISTORY

Thee Journall of T H E W H I T E H O U S E H I S T O R I C A L A S S O C I A T I O N Numberr 5 3

Quarterly

Mid-Century Fashion and The First Ladies: From Ready-to-Wear to Haute Couture The Journal of T H E W H I T E H O U S E H I S T O R I C A L A S S O C I A T I O N Number 5 2

White House History Quarterly White House History Quarterly au≠ thors will be on hand to sign the latest issues on the Presidents and Sports, White House Weddings, Turning Points, the First Ladies and Fashion, and more!

Single issues and gift subscriptions are available.

Theodore Roosevelt: The President Who Saved Football and If You Ask Me: Essential Advice From Eleanor Roosevelt

by Mary Jo Binker Mary Jo Binker will be available to sign her recent article ì Theodore Roosevelt: The President Who Saved Footballî in The Presidents and Sports issue of White House History Quarterly as well as her book If You Ask Me: Essential Advice from Eleanor Roosevelt (Simon and Schuester, 2018), which features an annotated col≠ lection of candid advice columns that Mrs. Roosevelt wrote for more than twenty years.

To Live on Lafayette Square Society and Politics in the Presidentí s Neighborhood

by Jonathan Pliska

by William Seale

A Garden for the President explores not only the relationship between the White House and its landscape but also the evolution of its design; the public and private uses of the grounds in peace and wartime; and the cultivation of the grounds with a focus on the specimen trees, vegetable and orna≠ mental gardens, and conservatories.

Lafayette Square, just across Pennsylvania Ave≠ nue from the White House, was once the most fashionable neighborhood in Washington. His≠ torian William Seale re≠ creates what it felt like to live across from the White House and the ways in which political leaders and their fami≠ lies were in daily communication. The authorí s son Will Seale III, narrator of the audiobook, will be available to discuss this title.

300 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #235 ï $49.95

256 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9î x 6î ï #1482 ï $29.95

TO LIVE ON LAFAYETTE SQUARE SOCIETY & POLITICS IN THE PRESIDENTí S NEIGHBORHOOD

william seale

10/30/19 9:03 AM

ART IN THE WHITE HOUSE

by William Kloss The collection of fi ne art at the White House belongs to the nation but, like the house itself, serves a domestic, even personal, purpose, for each fi rst family. It was not until the Kennedy administration that the collection was formally and permanently established. Since that time it has grown under the guidance of a professional curatorial staff and it now includes more than 500 works of chiefl y American art.

Art in the White House

WILLIAM KLOSS

DEC CATUR T R HOUSE U A HIST TORY

James Ter e tius de Kay Michael Fazio Osborne Phinizy Mackie and Kattherine Malone≠ France P R INC IP AL P HOT OG R AP HY BY Bruce M. White

408 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 10½" x 11" ï #1408 ï $60

The White House neighborhood is one of the most historic neighborhoods in the nation.

Vigorous life has gone on here for two cen≠ turies, warmed by the proximity to the great power represented in the White House. This title presents a contemporary view of the city through nearly 200 never before published photographs captioned with the words of American presidents and fi rst ladies.

This exhibition catalog features Peter Waddellí s twenty≠ fi rst century paintings of White House events that were not drawn, painted or photo≠ graphed defi nitively in their own times.Included are the building of the Presidentí s House, Jefferson in his study and more!

306 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 11¼" Squareï #234 ï $49.95

36 pages ï Saddle stitched ï 11" x 7" ï #734 ï $3.24

The Stephen Decatur House: A History

Tudor Place: Americaí s Story Lives Here

by James Tertius deKay, Michael Fazio, Osborne Mackie, and Katherine Malone≠ France

Edited by Leslie Buhler

Official White House China: From the 18th to the 21st Centuries

by William G. Allman

A celebrity for his heroics in the Barbary Wars and the War of 1812, Commodore Stephen Decatur built a home ìfi t for fi ne entertainingî in 1818. This volume chronicles the history of the house in four partsó a biography of Stephen Decatur and his naval accom≠ plishments; an architectural history; a study of the fi ne and decorative arts collection; and an essay on the evolution of the house from private home to his≠ toric site. Osborne Mackie will be available to sign books.

Two grand houses were under construction in the young Federal City in 1816: one the Presidentí s House, undergoing reconstruction after it was burned by the British in 1814, and the other Tudor Place, an elegant mansion rising on the heights above Georgetown. This lavishly illustrated book, the fi rst defi nitive history of the house and its collection, explores its rooms, gardens, archival collections, and rare artifacts.

For the presidents, a basic component of offi cial entertaining has always been the dinner table.

This book features more than two centuries of the elegant china used for offi cial White House entertaining and private dining that survives as a touchstone of the American presidency. As this book conveys, assembled together, the presiden≠ tial china in the White House comprises a muse≠ um collection of unequaled historic signifi cance.

460 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #1301 ï $75

304 pages ï Casebound with Dust jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #236 ï $49.95

320 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #258 ï $49.95

The White House Its Historic Furnishings and First Families

by Betty Monkman The White House has been home to every president and his family beginning with John and Abigail Ad≠ ams, and each family endeavored to make it a com≠ fortable home and to acquire furniture and decora≠ tive art to fulfi ll the White Houseí s role as a nexus of ceremony and entertaining. The resulting collection of furnishings in the White House, featured in this title, includes a wide range of periods, all rich with historic association.

9¾" x 12" ï 320 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï #976 ï $39.95

62559_WHHA_HolidayBookFair_X2.indd 5-8

by Peter Waddell

by Bruce White with commentary by William Seale

THE WHITE HOUSE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

The Step phen

An Artist Visits the White House Past

At Home in the Presidentí s Neighborhood A Photographic Tour

OFFICial Residences Around the World

A Garden For the President A History of the White House Grounds

by Abby Clouse≠Rad igan Completed in 1800 in the new City of Washington, the White House, like its Euro≠ pean predecessors, would be a home, an offi ce where state business was conducted, and the setting for offi cial functions, ceremonies, receptions, and entertainments. The White House is an unusual hybridó but is it unique? That question in≠ spired this book, which begins to put the White House in a global perspective by surveying the offi cial resi≠ dences and offi ces of some fi fty nations, with a look at their histories, their spaces, and their functions. These national landmarks represent nearly one thousand years of building and renovating.

226 pages ï Casebound with Leather Spine ï 9" x 12" ï #1387 ï $75

A Garden for the President A History of the White House Grounds jo nat h a n p l iska

WHITE HOUSE HISTORY Quarterly

Turning Points at the White House:

Great Expectations p

WHITE HOUSE HISTORY

Thee Journall of T H E W H I T E H O U S E H I S T O R I C A L A S S O C I A T I O N Numberr 5 3

Quarterly

Mid-Century Fashion and The First Ladies: From Ready-to-Wear to Haute Couture The Journal of T H E W H I T E H O U S E H I S T O R I C A L A S S O C I A T I O N Number 5 2

White House History Quarterly White House History Quarterly au≠ thors will be on hand to sign the latest issues on the Presidents and Sports, White House Weddings, Turning Points, the First Ladies and Fashion, and more!

Single issues and gift subscriptions are available.

Theodore Roosevelt: The President Who Saved Football and If You Ask Me: Essential Advice From Eleanor Roosevelt

by Mary Jo Binker Mary Jo Binker will be available to sign her recent article ì Theodore Roosevelt: The President Who Saved Footballî in The Presidents and Sports issue of White House History Quarterly as well as her book If You Ask Me: Essential Advice from Eleanor Roosevelt (Simon and Schuester, 2018), which features an annotated col≠ lection of candid advice columns that Mrs. Roosevelt wrote for more than twenty years.

To Live on Lafayette Square Society and Politics in the Presidentí s Neighborhood

by Jonathan Pliska

by William Seale

A Garden for the President explores not only the relationship between the White House and its landscape but also the evolution of its design; the public and private uses of the grounds in peace and wartime; and the cultivation of the grounds with a focus on the specimen trees, vegetable and orna≠ mental gardens, and conservatories.

Lafayette Square, just across Pennsylvania Ave≠ nue from the White House, was once the most fashionable neighborhood in Washington. His≠ torian William Seale re≠ creates what it felt like to live across from the White House and the ways in which political leaders and their fami≠ lies were in daily communication. The authorí s son Will Seale III, narrator of the audiobook, will be available to discuss this title.

300 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #235 ï $49.95

256 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9î x 6î ï #1482 ï $29.95

TO LIVE ON LAFAYETTE SQUARE SOCIETY & POLITICS IN THE PRESIDENTí S NEIGHBORHOOD

william seale

10/30/19 9:03 AM

ART IN THE WHITE HOUSE

by William Kloss The collection of fi ne art at the White House belongs to the nation but, like the house itself, serves a domestic, even personal, purpose, for each fi rst family. It was not until the Kennedy administration that the collection was formally and permanently established. Since that time it has grown under the guidance of a professional curatorial staff and it now includes more than 500 works of chiefl y American art.

Art in the White House

WILLIAM KLOSS

DEC CATUR T R HOUSE U A HIST TORY

James Ter e tius de Kay Michael Fazio Osborne Phinizy Mackie and Kattherine Malone≠ France P R INC IP AL P HOT OG R AP HY BY Bruce M. White

408 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 10½" x 11" ï #1408 ï $60

The White House neighborhood is one of the most historic neighborhoods in the nation.

Vigorous life has gone on here for two cen≠ turies, warmed by the proximity to the great power represented in the White House. This title presents a contemporary view of the city through nearly 200 never before published photographs captioned with the words of American presidents and fi rst ladies.

This exhibition catalog features Peter Waddellí s twenty≠ fi rst century paintings of White House events that were not drawn, painted or photo≠ graphed defi nitively in their own times.Included are the building of the Presidentí s House, Jefferson in his study and more!

306 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 11¼" Squareï #234 ï $49.95

36 pages ï Saddle stitched ï 11" x 7" ï #734 ï $3.24

The Stephen Decatur House: A History

Tudor Place: Americaí s Story Lives Here

by James Tertius deKay, Michael Fazio, Osborne Mackie, and Katherine Malone≠ France

Edited by Leslie Buhler

Official White House China: From the 18th to the 21st Centuries

by William G. Allman

A celebrity for his heroics in the Barbary Wars and the War of 1812, Commodore Stephen Decatur built a home ìfi t for fi ne entertainingî in 1818. This volume chronicles the history of the house in four partsó a biography of Stephen Decatur and his naval accom≠ plishments; an architectural history; a study of the fi ne and decorative arts collection; and an essay on the evolution of the house from private home to his≠ toric site. Osborne Mackie will be available to sign books.

Two grand houses were under construction in the young Federal City in 1816: one the Presidentí s House, undergoing reconstruction after it was burned by the British in 1814, and the other Tudor Place, an elegant mansion rising on the heights above Georgetown. This lavishly illustrated book, the fi rst defi nitive history of the house and its collection, explores its rooms, gardens, archival collections, and rare artifacts.

For the presidents, a basic component of offi cial entertaining has always been the dinner table.

This book features more than two centuries of the elegant china used for offi cial White House entertaining and private dining that survives as a touchstone of the American presidency. As this book conveys, assembled together, the presiden≠ tial china in the White House comprises a muse≠ um collection of unequaled historic signifi cance.

460 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #1301 ï $75

304 pages ï Casebound with Dust jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #236 ï $49.95

320 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #258 ï $49.95

The White House Its Historic Furnishings and First Families

by Betty Monkman The White House has been home to every president and his family beginning with John and Abigail Ad≠ ams, and each family endeavored to make it a com≠ fortable home and to acquire furniture and decora≠ tive art to fulfi ll the White Houseí s role as a nexus of ceremony and entertaining. The resulting collection of furnishings in the White House, featured in this title, includes a wide range of periods, all rich with historic association.

9¾" x 12" ï 320 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï #976 ï $39.95

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by Peter Waddell

by Bruce White with commentary by William Seale

THE WHITE HOUSE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

The Step phen

An Artist Visits the White House Past

At Home in the Presidentí s Neighborhood A Photographic Tour

OFFICial Residences Around the World

A Garden For the President A History of the White House Grounds

by Abby Clouse≠Rad igan Completed in 1800 in the new City of Washington, the White House, like its Euro≠ pean predecessors, would be a home, an offi ce where state business was conducted, and the setting for offi cial functions, ceremonies, receptions, and entertainments. The White House is an unusual hybridó but is it unique? That question in≠ spired this book, which begins to put the White House in a global perspective by surveying the offi cial resi≠ dences and offi ces of some fi fty nations, with a look at their histories, their spaces, and their functions. These national landmarks represent nearly one thousand years of building and renovating.

226 pages ï Casebound with Leather Spine ï 9" x 12" ï #1387 ï $75

A Garden for the President A History of the White House Grounds jo nat h a n p l iska

WHITE HOUSE HISTORY Quarterly

Turning Points at the White House:

Great Expectations p

WHITE HOUSE HISTORY

Thee Journall of T H E W H I T E H O U S E H I S T O R I C A L A S S O C I A T I O N Numberr 5 3

Quarterly

Mid-Century Fashion and The First Ladies: From Ready-to-Wear to Haute Couture The Journal of T H E W H I T E H O U S E H I S T O R I C A L A S S O C I A T I O N Number 5 2

White House History Quarterly White House History Quarterly au≠ thors will be on hand to sign the latest issues on the Presidents and Sports, White House Weddings, Turning Points, the First Ladies and Fashion, and more!

Single issues and gift subscriptions are available.

Theodore Roosevelt: The President Who Saved Football and If You Ask Me: Essential Advice From Eleanor Roosevelt

by Mary Jo Binker Mary Jo Binker will be available to sign her recent article ì Theodore Roosevelt: The President Who Saved Footballî in The Presidents and Sports issue of White House History Quarterly as well as her book If You Ask Me: Essential Advice from Eleanor Roosevelt (Simon and Schuester, 2018), which features an annotated col≠ lection of candid advice columns that Mrs. Roosevelt wrote for more than twenty years.

To Live on Lafayette Square Society and Politics in the Presidentí s Neighborhood

by Jonathan Pliska

by William Seale

A Garden for the President explores not only the relationship between the White House and its landscape but also the evolution of its design; the public and private uses of the grounds in peace and wartime; and the cultivation of the grounds with a focus on the specimen trees, vegetable and orna≠ mental gardens, and conservatories.

Lafayette Square, just across Pennsylvania Ave≠ nue from the White House, was once the most fashionable neighborhood in Washington. His≠ torian William Seale re≠ creates what it felt like to live across from the White House and the ways in which political leaders and their fami≠ lies were in daily communication. The authorí s son Will Seale III, narrator of the audiobook, will be available to discuss this title.

300 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9" x 11" ï #235 ï $49.95

256 pages ï Casebound with Dust Jacket ï 9î x 6î ï #1482 ï $29.95

TO LIVE ON LAFAYETTE SQUARE SOCIETY & POLITICS IN THE PRESIDENTí S NEIGHBORHOOD

william seale

10/30/19 9:03 AM