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Gregory Cerio

Gregory Cerio

Verified

Editor-in-Chief, The Magazine ANTIQUES

New York

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Daily News , Reviews , Previews, Interviews, Investigative Reporting , Features, Profiles , Guides

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Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 47

  • Old Wine, New Bottle

    By Gregory Cerio Verified| The Magazine ANTIQUES Verified Works of art gathered with a focus on their possible future value do not comprise an “art collection.” They are called “inventory.” Real art collections are generally built in one of two ways, both of which require a genuine appreciation for art as a prerequisite. The first is through an intellectual and aesthetic fascination with the work of a particular artist, or school, or period.

    By Gregory Cerio Verified · The Magazine ANTIQUES

    Apr. 10, 2024

  • Editor's letter: March/April 2024

    By Gregory Cerio Verified| The Magazine ANTIQUES Verified For those in our magazine’s community of interests, the new year got off to a pleasant start. Early in January, word came that the Historic Charleston Foundation had walked back from its plans to sell the landmark Nathaniel Russell House. That decision had provoked a sustained outcry from arts professionals and aficionados of American history, architecture, and historic preservation—a response so vigorous, yet articulate, that it may have taken the foundation by surprise.

    By Gregory Cerio Verified · The Magazine ANTIQUES

    Apr. 01, 2024

  • Old Wine, New Bottle

    By Gregory Cerio Verified| The Magazine ANTIQUES Verified Works of art gathered with a focus on their possible future value do not comprise an “art collection.” They are called “inventory.” Real art collections are generally built in one of two ways, both of which require a genuine appreciation for art as a prerequisite. The first is through an intellectual and aesthetic fascination with the work of a particular artist, or school, or period.

    By Gregory Cerio Verified · The Magazine ANTIQUES

    Apr. 10, 2024

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The Magazine ANTIQUES

Since its inception in 1922, The Magazine ANTIQUES has been America's premier publication on the fine and decorative arts, architecture, preservation, and interior design. Each bimonthly issue includes regular columns on current exhibitions, personalities in the field, notes on collecting, book reviews, and more.

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Founded: 1922