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THE 2007 VSA BOOK AWARDS
Presented at the Annual Meeting in Mobile, AL, May 20th, 2007.
 


THE HENRY-RUSSELL HITCHCOCK AWARD
Named to honor  the noted historian and early president of the Society
 for a book on architecture or the decorative arts.


Carol Flores (author); John Simonelli, VSA Executive Vice President and Bruce Davies, VSA President.

Owen Jones: Design, Ornament, Architecture and Theory in an Age of Transition
by Carol A. Hrvol Flores

Owen Jones: Design, Ornament, Architecture & Theory in an Age of TransitionFor its groundbreaking treatment of a highly influential figure in nineteenth-century architecture and design, this beautiful book should serve as an important reference on its subject for years to come.



 

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THE RUTH EMERY AWARD
Named to honor  one of the founders of the Society for a book dealing with a regional topic.


Charles J. Robertson (author); John Simonelli, VSA Executive Vice President and
Bruce Davies, VSA President.

Temple of Invention:  History of a National Landmark
by Charles J. Robertson

Temple of Invention: History of a National LandmarkFor providing social, cultural and political context to a national landmark, this book is an elegant model of the architectural monograph.

 

 

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□  Accompanying Smithsonian exhibition fact sheet
□  DC Chapter Illustrated Talk (2006)

 


THE W.E. FISCHELIS AWARD
Named to honor  named to honor a member, writer, editor of the newsletter and 19th Century magazine
 for a book dealing with 19th century art and artists


Ingrid Steffensen, Chair of the Book Awards Committee; co-authors, Erica Hirshler and Barbara Weinberg.
 Kathleen Adler was unable to attend the presentation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Americans in Paris 1860-1900
by Kathleen Adler, Erica E. Hirshler and H. Barbara Weinberg

Americans in Paris 1860-1900 (National Gallery Company)A model of international collaboration and innovative scholarship, this catalog beautifully illustrates cross-cultural influences at a transformative time in American history and culture.



 

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