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No Binding. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. No clipped or missing pages. Clean and unmarked inside and out. Spine slightly curled. Slight wear to edges of covers and spine. Very little wear otherwise. The magazine will be packed with a backing card, bubble-wrapped and shipped in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "Only the Best" (Sydney and Frances Lewis say goodbye to their collection, and a new wing at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts says hello); "Mary Cassatt" (Paintings of mothers and children by the headstrong maiden lady from Philadelphia are not what they appear to be) by Mary Gordon; "The Cradle Story" (New babies inspire their parents to buy antiques) by Celia McGee; "The Emperor Akbar" (An Indian writer remembers her childhood hero: the Mogul emperor who built a nation and its art) by Madhur Jaffrey; "Toys by Artists" (Creative genius goes out to play); "Hammershoi's Rooms" (The Danish painter's empty interiors remain a mystery seventy years after his death) by Dan Hofstadter; "From Russia with Love" (Samovars once carried the hopes of immigrants into a new land; now they are cherished heirlooms); "Art and Espionage" (In and out of the shadows with an unlikely--but time honored--partnership) by Lorraine Glennon and Jeffrey Schaire; "The Horse of Somewhere-Between" (Over the river and through the wood to Grandma Moses's house) by Hugh Kenner plus "Notes from the Publisher"; "Letters"; "Sketchbook: Holiday whirls"; "The Market: A winter's sale"; "Discovery: The Bierstadt in the attic"; "Value Judgments: Silver spoonings"; "Books"; "Queries: Your questions answered"; "Calendar" and "Credits".