Search The archive of articles AND VIDEOS from past seminars. G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 A Manufactury's Past, Present and Future: The Collection of Museum Schloss Fürstenberg Read More G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 The Soane Museum and What Is To Come Of It? Read More G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 Hungry for the Past - Baroque Buffets, Ducal Desserts and Rococo Suppers Read More G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 A Prince's Treasure: From Buckingham Palace to the Royal Pavilion. The Return of The Royal Collection to Brighton Read More G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 Kings & Queens and Soup Tureens: The Evolution of The Campbell Collection Read More G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 You That Way; We This Way: Whither The Future of Public Collections In The United States? Read More G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 Heaven On Earth. The Phenomenon of Baroque Austrian Monasteries Read More G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 The Corning Museum of Glass: Nearly 75 Years of Collecting, Research, And Inspiration Read More G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 Has Collecting Really Died Or Just Changed Direction? Read More G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 ‘… Let No Man Put Asunder’: How Much Do Collections Matter? Read More G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 Medici Porcelain Read More G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 The Royal Collection in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth II Read More G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 One Family's Legacy, The Treasures of Burghley House Read More G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 Private and Public Museums in China Read More G Haughton 6/30/22 G Haughton 6/30/22 Jewellery, politics and national identity: Princess Alexandra and her wedding gifts Read More G Haughton 6/30/22 G Haughton 6/30/22 Prestige despite Disfavour : the Prince de Condé & Chantilly porcelain Read More G Haughton 6/30/22 G Haughton 6/30/22 Rebuilding a Collection: 20 years of working with palaces, paintings, sculpture, furniture and porcelain Read More G Haughton 6/30/22 G Haughton 6/30/22 How Chinese Emperors Used Ceramics to Support their Power and Prestige Read More G Haughton 6/30/22 G Haughton 6/30/22 For Sultans, Grand Dukes and German princes: Chinese Porcelain as Diplomatic Gift Read More G Haughton 6/30/22 G Haughton 6/30/22 Thomas Jefferson at Monticello: Prestige, Power and the “Peculiar Institution” of Slavery Read More Older Posts
G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 A Manufactury's Past, Present and Future: The Collection of Museum Schloss Fürstenberg Read More
G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 Hungry for the Past - Baroque Buffets, Ducal Desserts and Rococo Suppers Read More
G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 A Prince's Treasure: From Buckingham Palace to the Royal Pavilion. The Return of The Royal Collection to Brighton Read More
G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 Kings & Queens and Soup Tureens: The Evolution of The Campbell Collection Read More
G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 You That Way; We This Way: Whither The Future of Public Collections In The United States? Read More
G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 Heaven On Earth. The Phenomenon of Baroque Austrian Monasteries Read More
G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 The Corning Museum of Glass: Nearly 75 Years of Collecting, Research, And Inspiration Read More
G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 Has Collecting Really Died Or Just Changed Direction? Read More
G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 ‘… Let No Man Put Asunder’: How Much Do Collections Matter? Read More
G Haughton 6/30/23 G Haughton 6/30/23 The Royal Collection in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth II Read More
G Haughton 6/30/22 G Haughton 6/30/22 Jewellery, politics and national identity: Princess Alexandra and her wedding gifts Read More
G Haughton 6/30/22 G Haughton 6/30/22 Prestige despite Disfavour : the Prince de Condé & Chantilly porcelain Read More
G Haughton 6/30/22 G Haughton 6/30/22 Rebuilding a Collection: 20 years of working with palaces, paintings, sculpture, furniture and porcelain Read More
G Haughton 6/30/22 G Haughton 6/30/22 How Chinese Emperors Used Ceramics to Support their Power and Prestige Read More
G Haughton 6/30/22 G Haughton 6/30/22 For Sultans, Grand Dukes and German princes: Chinese Porcelain as Diplomatic Gift Read More
G Haughton 6/30/22 G Haughton 6/30/22 Thomas Jefferson at Monticello: Prestige, Power and the “Peculiar Institution” of Slavery Read More
