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Preservation Notes 2018

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Written by pliadmin on December 18, 2018 in News

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Our chief curator and director of collections was recently interviewed about Preservation Long Island receiving the Decorative Arts Trust Curatorial Internship Grant and our forthcoming Long Island Furniture Project.🪑

Many thanks to Antiques and the Arts Weekly for the feature and to the Decorative Arts Trust for supporting our work! Follow the link below to read the interview. ... See MoreSee Less

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Q&A: Lauren Brincat - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

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In December, the Decorative Arts Trust announced it had awarded its 2025-27 Curatorial Internship Grant to Preservation Long Island.
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🎉 Exciting news!🎨 We just welcomed a new face to our collection—an exceptional signed and dated 1834 oil on canvas portrait by Sag Harbor artist Orlando Hand Bears! 🖌️ Say hello to Ephraim Niles Byram (1809–1881), a prominent figure in Sag Harbor and greater Long Island history. He was a true “Renaissance Man” of his time. Not only did he make that celestial globe he’s leaning against, he was also an astronomer, clockmaker, bookbinder, horticulturalist, and woodworker! 🚛 After a special delivery yesterday to our Cold Spring Harbor Exhibition Gallery, he’s officially home! Many thanks to our generous donors and friends for making this acquisition possible at Christie’s Auction of Important Americana. Stay tuned as we uncover and share the stories behind this important piece of Long Island history! 🏛️✨ Follow the 🔗 for more details about the painting: https://preservationlongisland.org/portrait-of-ephraim-niles-byram-1809-1881-acquired-for-preservation-long-islands-collection/Image attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment

🎉 Exciting news!🎨 We just welcomed a new face to our collection—an exceptional signed and dated 1834 oil on canvas portrait by Sag Harbor artist Orlando Hand Bears! 🖌️ Say hello to Ephraim Niles Byram (1809–1881), a prominent figure in Sag Harbor and greater Long Island history. He was a true “Renaissance Man” of his time. Not only did he make that celestial globe he’s leaning against, he was also an astronomer, clockmaker, bookbinder, horticulturalist, and woodworker!

🚛 After a special delivery yesterday to our Cold Spring Harbor Exhibition Gallery, he’s officially home! Many thanks to our generous donors and friends for making this acquisition possible at Christie’s Auction of Important Americana.

Stay tuned as we uncover and share the stories behind this important piece of Long Island history! 🏛️✨

Follow the đź”— for more details about the painting: https://preservationlongisland.org/portrait-of-eph… ... See MoreSee Less

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