An Antiquarian's Tale, Issue 247 August 21, 2023Clinton HowellMass manufacture certainly changed the world of craft, but did it make it better? This is an age old question. When you think about the time saving a simple planer...
An Antiquarian''S Tale, Issue 246 August 14, 2023Clinton HowellOpening up to an aesthetic that you may not understand at first glance is one method for educating an eye for details in things that you already like. It sounds...
An Antiquarian's Tale, Issue 245 August 7, 2023Clinton HowellI made my first visit to Barcelona this summer as the Annual General Meeting of CINOA (Confederation Internationale des Negociants en Oeuvres d'Art), the international federation of dealer groups of...
An Antiquarian's Tale, Issue 244 July 31, 2023Clinton HowellThe ability, or even the desire, to see the other side of a story--it's actually not a binary choice as there are many sides to most stories--is part of the...
An Antiquarian's Tale, Issue 243 July 24, 2023Clinton HowellThe sunrise one day last spring was streaked with red reminding me of two of my favorite epithets from "The Odyssey", "the rosy fingered dawn", and "the wine dark sea",...
An Antiquarian's Tale, Issue 242 July 17, 2023Clinton HowellLast week, I wrote that people buying and selling have what I would call a moral obligation to treat each other fairly. This is where human nature runs into a...