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Gift at the Gardner presents this unique selection of Museum-themed products made in collaboration with local New England makers.

Entertain friends and family with porcelain drinkware and candy dishes from Caskata. These gorgeous pieces feature imagery from the Medusa floor centered in our lush courtyard.

Make a stunning statement with Gardner’s pearls and rubies reimagined by Boston Artist Debby Krim.

Stay on-trend with leather accessories from Todder, handmade and stamped with Gardner’s crest.

Enjoy chocolates from Two Friends Chocolate Company, in surprising flavors made with edible flavors, inspired by our courtyard.

Boston Children's Chorus: selections from Zhou Long's Madame White Snake

$14.00

Anthony Trecek-King, President and Artistic Director

On this CD, you’ll hear the top-level Premier Chorus and Young Men’s Ensemble perform a varied selection of compositions inspired by nature and the changes brought about each year by the seasons. Joshua Shank’s beautiful song cycle depicts the sounds of the seasons with striking poetry and washes of impressionistic color. Stephen Feigenbaum’s “Home” is sung from the perspective of a young child who imagines herself to be the sun in even the darkest seasons of her mother’s life. The selections for children’s chorus from Zhou Long’s Pulitzer Prize-winning opera Madame White Snake feature delicate and at times playful musings on the seasons in China. 

1. Spring
Music by Joshua Shank
Text by Sara Teasdale 

2. Summer

Music by Joshua Shank
Text by Robert Ressler

3. Autumn
Music by Joshua Shank
Text by Rainer Maria Rilke, translated by Edward Snow

4. Winter

Music by Joshua Shank
Text adapted from e.e. cummings

5. Home
Music by Stephen Feigenbaum
Text by Elisa Gonzalez

6. Snow by Morning
Music by Joshua Shank
Text by May Swenson 

7. Spring Song (from Madame White Snake)
Music by Zhou Long
Text by Cerise Lim Jacobs

8. Summer Song (from Madame White Snake)
Music by Zhou Long
Text by Cerise Lim Jacobs

9. Autumn Song (from Madame White Snake)
Music by Zhou Long
Text by Cerise Lim Jacobs

10. Winter Song (from Madame White Snake)
Music by Zhou Long
Text by Cerise Lim Jacobs

11. Flower of Beauty 
Music by John Clements
Text by Sydney Bell

12. Im Wald (from Gartenlieder, Op. 3 No. 6)
Music by Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel
Text by Emanuel von Geibel

13. Amazing Grace
Traditional, arr. Jackson Berkey
Text by John Newton

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Todder x ISGM Gardner Crest Mason Jar

$24.95

The Newburyport, Massachusetts-based leather workshop Todder creates durable products infused with passion for quality. Their philosophy is built upon New England’s extreme, ever-changing weather elements and begins with 100% USA vegetable tanned leather.

At the heart of these custom-designed leather coasters is an artistic collaboration between one of New England’s finest leather workshops and one of the world’s most treasured art museums. This artistically-inspired partnership culminates with the corporate seal of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, designed by Gardner’s friend, prominent Boston artist Sarah de St. Prix Wyman Whitman (1842-1904) in 1900.

The motto of the Museum’s seal, ‘C’est mon plaisir’ – ‘It’s my pleasure’ – is stamped on these Mason Jar leather sleeves (Mason Jar included). Simply slip the the sleeve off the jar to clean. Sip in style with a Todder x ISGM Gardner Crest Coaster Set! 

Available in weathered brown, chestnut, black, and peach.

4.75 x 3.5 x 3.5 inches
Made of 100% USA vegetable tanned leather
Made in Newburyport, Massachusetts

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Little Galaxy Necklace

$84.00

Drilled and assembled by hand, these starry wonders shimmy and sway in the sweetest way.

Handmade in the USA from materials that develop rich natural patinas, We Dream in Colour styles blend modern and vintage elements. The pieces are eclectic, surprising, and fashioned to stand out from the crowd—ensuring the wearer sparkles from season to season.

We Dream in Colour aims to create inspiring jewelry in a socially conscious fashion with minimal environmental impact.

Made of brass
Nickel- and lead-free
Made in Massachusetts
Measures 26"L

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Glory Moon Cast Magnet

$12.00

The Sun and Moon represent the Alpha and the Omega; a reference to Christ who is “the beginning and the end” in the Christian belief system. These celestial bodies also mark the beginning and end of each day, a metaphor for the brevity of human life. From the gravestone of Margaret Cole, who died March 9, 1792 and is buried in the Old Burial Ground in Sutton, Massachusetts.

The Gravestone Girls create decorative artwork using the beautiful and primitive images carved on 17th-21st century New England gravestones. Their work aims to entertain and educate on the historical perspective of old cemeteries by documenting and preserving the beautiful art they contain. 

With your purchase you will receive a handy history reference card you can keep with your new art piece.

2.25 inches
Made in New England, USA

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Jasmine Pearl Dark Chocolate Bar

$10.95

We collaborated with Boxborough, MA chocolatiers Lala and Neethu of Two Friends Chocolate to create our Courtyard Confections line of chocolates inspired by the Gardner Museum. These marvelous bars highlight the complex flavors of edible flowers featured in the Courtyard. 

This bar features fragrant jasmine enveloped by smooth dark chocolate. 

Each bar is hand-wrapped in letterpress papers from Florence, Italy.

Allergen warning: Contains soy. Bars are manufactured in a facility that also processes milk, peanuts, and other tree nuts. 

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Serpent Ring

$36.00

A swirling serpent wraps around your finger.

Handmade in the USA from materials that develop rich natural patinas, We Dream in Colour styles blend modern and vintage elements. The pieces are eclectic, surprising, and fashioned to stand out from the crowd—ensuring the wearer sparkles from season to season.

We Dream in Colour aims to create inspiring jewelry in a socially conscious fashion with minimal environmental impact.

All brass construction
Nickel- and lead-free
Made in Massachusetts, USA
Adjustable size

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Hibiscus Dark Chocolate Bar

$10.95

We collaborated with Boxborough, MA chocolatiers Lala and Neethu of Two Friends Chocolate to create our Courtyard Confections line of chocolates inspired by the Gardner Museum. These marvelous bars highlight the complex flavors of edible flowers featured in the Courtyard. 

This bar features hibiscus pieces blended into a smooth dark chocolate.

Each bar is hand-wrapped in letterpress papers from Florence, Italy.

Allergen warning: Contains soy. Bars are manufactured in a facility that also processes milk, peanuts, and other tree nuts. 

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Rose Hips and Pink Peppercorn White Chocolate Bar

$10.95

We collaborated with Boxborough, MA chocolatiers Lala and Neethu of Two Friends Chocolate to create our Courtyard Confections line of chocolates inspired by the Gardner Museum. These marvelous bars highlight the complex flavors of edible flowers featured in the Courtyard. 

This white chocolate bar features fragrant rose hips mixed with a lightly spicy and crunchy pink peppercorn. A delight for the experienced chocolate lover!

Each bar is hand-wrapped in letterpress papers from Florence, Italy.

Allergen warning: Contains soy. Bars are manufactured in a facility that also processes milk, peanuts, and other tree nuts. 

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Milk Chocolate Bar

$10.95

We collaborated with Boxborough, MA chocolatiers Lala and Neethu of Two Friends Chocolate to create our Courtyard Confections line of chocolates inspired by the Gardner Museum. These marvelous bars highlight the complex flavors of edible flowers featured in the Courtyard. 

Enjoy this delightfully creamy milk chocolate bar after a day spent with Mrs. Gardner's unforgettable collection.

Each bar is hand-wrapped in letterpress papers from Florence, Italy.

Allergen warning: Contains soy. Bars are manufactured in a facility that also processes milk, peanuts, and other tree nuts. 

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Chrysanthemum Milk Chocolate Bar

$10.95

We collaborated with Boxborough, MA chocolatiers Lala and Neethu of Two Friends Chocolate to create our Courtyard Confections line of chocolates inspired by the Gardner Museum. These marvelous bars highlight the complex flavors of edible flowers featured in the Courtyard. 

This bar features chrysanthemums, which may be seen in the Courtyard during certain times throughout the year.

Each bar is hand-wrapped in letterpress papers from Florence, Italy.

Allergen warning: Contains soy. Bars are manufactured in a facility that also processes milk, peanuts, and other tree nuts. 

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Lavender and Honey Dark Chocolate Bar

$10.95

We collaborated with Boxborough, MA chocolatiers Lala and Neethu of Two Friends Chocolate to create our Courtyard Confections line of chocolates inspired by the Gardner Museum. These marvelous bars highlight the complex flavors of edible flowers featured in the Courtyard. 

This bar features a fragrant lavender and honey blend folded into a smooth dark chocolate. A crowd favorite!

Each bar is hand-wrapped in letterpress papers from Florence, Italy.

Allergen warning: Contains soy. Bars are manufactured in a facility that also processes milk, peanuts, and other tree nuts. 

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Nasturtium Milk Chocolate Bar

$10.95

We collaborated with Boxborough, MA chocolatiers Lala and Neethu of Two Friends Chocolate to create our Courtyard Confections line of chocolates inspired by the Gardner Museum. These marvelous bars highlight the complex flavors of edible flowers featured in the Courtyard. 

Isabella Stewart Gardner began the annual tradition of hanging colorful displays of nasturtium vines that cascaded from the Courtyard balconies at Fenway. The vines continue to come alive during the week before Easter as the Gardner Museum celebrates the arrival of spring. This chocolate bar celebrates this much-beloved tradition of nasturtiums at the Museum, combining nasturtium pieces with a creamy milk chocolate. 

Each bar is hand-wrapped in letterpress papers from Florence, Italy.

Allergen warning: Contains soy. Bars are manufactured in a facility that also processes milk, peanuts, and other tree nuts. 

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Dark Chocolate Bar

$10.95

We collaborated with Boxborough, MA chocolatiers Lala and Neethu of Two Friends Chocolate to create our Courtyard Confections line of chocolates inspired by the Gardner Museum. These marvelous bars highlight the complex flavors of edible flowers featured in the Courtyard. 

Enjoy this smooth dark chocolate bar after a relaxing day in the Museum!

Each bar is hand-wrapped in letterpress papers from Florence, Italy.

Allergen warning: Contains soy. Bars are manufactured in a facility that also processes milk, peanuts, and other tree nuts. 

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Medusa Mug

$32.95

Inspired by the Medusa mosaic centerpiece of the Gardner Museum's lush Courtyard comes this collaboration between the Museum and Caskata Artisanal Home, sold exclusively at Gift at the Gardner. 

On the inside of this mug is a quote printed in a beautiful flourishing script, commonly attributed to the Museum's founder, Isabella Stewart Gardner: "Don't spoil a good story by telling the truth."

14 oz mug
Made in USA
Dishwasher and microwave safe 

 

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The Garden Tourist's New England: A Guide to 140 Outstanding Gardens and Nurseries

$26.95

New England has a rich gardening heritage. In The Garden Tourist's New England, garden designer Jana Milbocker takes you on a fantastic tour of 140 gardens and nurseries and provides all the information you need to make the most of your visit. From the breathtaking flower gardens of Mount Desert Island in Maine, to Colonial Revival gardens in Connecticut, topiary gardens in Rhode Island, and botanical gardens in Vermont, there is something for every gardener to enjoy in a tour of the region. A companion to the Northeast edition of The Garden Tourist, this guide features notable private gardens, specialty nurseries, and off-the-beaten-path destinations for the passionate gardener.• 
  • Preview 140 outstanding gardens including 34 specialty nurseries in 264 pages richly illustrated with 700 photos. 
  • Enjoy the best botanical, historic, and private gardens in Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. 
  • Plan your trips with regional maps, contact information, sample itineraries, and garden amenities.
By Jana Milbocker
264 pages
Published by Enchanted Gardens, 2019
Paperback
6.5 x 0.5 x 8.75 inches

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Wildsam Field Guides: New England

$24.00

Take a road trip and discover the best of New England. Wildsam Field Guides: New England leads travelers into the most authentic experience of this American region, working closely with an eclectic team of trusted locals.

Independent and idyllic, visit New England, including:

  • 24 hours to see iconic Boston
  • The five best lobster shacks in Maine
  • How to catch the first sunrise in America
  • An interview with an LL Bean bootmaker
  • Our favorite country inn for a winter escape
  • Alpine huts in the White Mountains of New Hampshire
  • An illustrated map to summer on Cape Cod
  • Three days seeing fall color in Vermont's North Country
  • Words from Louisa May Alcott and Henry David Thoreau
By Taylor Bruce; illustrated by Elizabeth Graeber
144 pages
Published by Wildsam, 2018
Paperback
6.5 x 0.31 x 4.2 inches

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Wildsam Field Guides: Boston

$24.00

Wildsam Field Guides: Boston leads travelers through an authentic experience of a city that is America's engine of innovation, the Revolution's hometown and a great place for a beer and a ballgame. With trusted locals leading the way, our guide goes deep on Irish bars, academic brilliance, Paul Revere and immigrant history—but also explores the vibrant, diverse and fast-changing city of today. Contributors include novelist Sam Graham-Felsen, hip-hop journalist and historian Dart Adams, poet Frankie Concepcion, wine expert Suhayl Ramierez and restaurant owner Tony Barros. Visit the Cradle of Liberty with these carefully selected recommendations for the most authentic Bostonian experiences, including:

  • Where to find the best Boston Cream Pie
  • An illustrated map of Irish bars and seafood spots
  • A compendium of Bostonian reading and a cinematic tour of Boston
  • An almanac of archival excerpts, timelines, clippings and other historical musings
  • A curated playlist to give your visit a Bostonian soundtrack
  • Must-visit museums, music venues, shops, restaurants, and sites.

Edited by Taylor Bruce, Illustrated by Julia Emiliani
200 pages
Published by Arcadia Publishing
Paperback
4.2 x 6.5 inches

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Boston in the Golden Age of Spiritualism: Seances, Mediums & Immortality

$19.99

Spiritualism flourished in Boston from the first rumblings of the Civil War until the early twentieth century. Numerous clairvoyants claimed to bring messages from beyond the grave at seances and public meetings. Motives for belief were varied. Wealthy John Wetherbee sought business advice through supernatural means. Psychic Fannie Conant attributed her restored health to spirit intervention. Grieving theater manager Isaac B. Rich wanted to contact his deceased wife. While many earnestly believed in the movement, there were those who took advantage of naïve Bostonians. Determined to expose charlatans, world-renowned magician Harry Houdini declared the famous medium and Bostonian Mina "Margery" Crandon a fake. Join author Dee Morris as she navigates the complex history of Boston's spiritualist movement.

By Dee Morris
128 pages
Published by Arcadia Press, 2014
Paperback
6 x 9 inches

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Boston's Apollo: Thomas McKeller & John Singer Sargent

$45.00

Winner of the 2020 George Wittenborn Memorial Book Award from 
The Art Libraries Society of North America

In 1916, John Singer Sargent (1856–1925) met Thomas Eugene McKeller (1890-1962) a young African American elevator attendant at Boston’s Hotel Vendome. McKeller became the principal model for Sargent’s murals in the new wing of the Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, among the painter’s most ambitious works. Sargent’s nude studies and sketches from this project attest to a close collaboration between the two men that unfolded over nearly ten years. Featuring drawings given by Sargent to Isabella Stewart Gardner and published in full for the first time, a portrait of McKeller, and archival materials reconstructing his life and relationship with Sargent, this book opens new avenues into artist-model relationships and transforms our understanding of Sargent’s iconic American paintings. Essays offer the first biography of Thomas McKeller and a window into African American life in early 20th century Roxbury. They address the artist’s sexuality, his models, and consider questions of race and gender.  

Edited by Nathaniel Silver; With contributions by Trevor Fairbrother, Paul Fisher, Nikki A. Greene, Erica E. Hirshler, Lorraine O’Grady, Casey Riley, Nathaniel Silver, and Colm Tóibín
224 pages
Published by Yale Press, 2020
Hardcover
9 x 12 inches

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Henry Longfellow Ornament

$16.95

"Listen, my children, and you shall hear
of the midnight ride of Paul Revere.."

In the Museum's collection is a handwritten copy of "Paul Revere's Ride" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. This ornament is perfect for American History enthusiasts and New England natives. 

St. Nicolas specializes in bespoke handmade hanging decorations. For over 25 years, they worked with a small charity in Thailand that helps disadvantaged rural women find work in their community, rather than having to leave home. Today, some 200 skilled women work at home hand sewing the decorations and many have been doing so for more than ten years! 

As their business grew, more innovative designs were needed, so they began working with a partner in India. The Indian-made ornaments use the traditional method of zardozi embroidery, an intricate sewing technique that was developed to embellish courtly robes with gold wires and jewels. Zardozi work is rare, but because of the skill that is needed to create the ornaments, it continues to be handed down from generation to generation.

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Red Sox Baseball Cuff Links

$215.00

Isabella would be so proud of the Boston Red Sox! She attended every game of the 1912 World Series, in support of her beloved team. Isabella was also know to wear a headband exclaiming “Oh, you Red Sox!”

  • These sterling silver cuff links are crafted from an MLB Authenticated Game Used Boston Red Sox Baseball.  
  • Select Regular Season or World Series for something a little extra special.
  • Set in sterling silver with swivel findings, these cuff links feature the unmistakable red stitching and the little scratches and scuffs that let you know they have seen game-play. Measures 7/8 inches in diameter and back hallmarked "Red Sox."
  • 2018 World Series, won by the Red Sox, are limited editions. Each pair comes in a celebratory World Series outer white box.
  • Officially licensed by Major League Baseball, a tamper-evident hologram sticker is adhered to each cuff link to ensure authenticity. Each pair of cuff links comes gift-boxed with an authentication instruction card.

The rich patina of the game can be found in the seams of game used balls, which are hologrammed and recorded at each MLB game by official MLB Authenticators. Each pair of cuff links is made from balls that undergo this process.

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Images of America: Fenway Park

$21.99

Five days after the sinking of the Titanic, Boston's Fenway Park held its grand opening. Since that day, millions have witnessed the Red Sox play baseball. Their "Royal Rooters" evolved into the "Fenway Faithful" and are now commonly referred to as "Red Sox Nation." Nine World Series have been staged upon Fenway's turf, along with three Major League All-Star Games. Aside from baseball, Fenway has been host to professional and amateur football games, ice hockey, basketball, soccer, lacrosse, hurling, boxing and wrestling matches, and even a circus. Music from concerts has reverberated across its lawn, religious services have been held, and political rallies staged—all adding patches to the quilt of Fenway's rich, illustrious history. The structure that noted author John Updike referred to many decades ago as "a lyric little band box" has become one of New England's most beloved historical landmarks.

Written by David Hickey, Raymond Sinibaldi, & Kerry Keene
Foreword by Jim Lonborg
128 Pages
Published by Arcadia Publishing, 2012
Paperback
6.5 x 0.3 x 9.2 inches

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The Boston Red Sox: From Cy to the Kid

$21.99

Boston and the American League have shared a history since the circuit's debut in 1901. The Boston Americans outdrew their established National League counterparts the first year of their existence and never looked back. The century-long love affair between Boston and the team that soon became known as the Red Sox began to blossom in 1903 as the Americans captured the first-ever World Series. The Red Sox: From Cy to the Kid depicts the early history of the American League franchise from Boston, beginning with pitching legend Cy Young, center fielder Tris Speaker, and a young phenomenon named Babe Ruth, who defined the team's era of dominance that culminated with the 1918 World Series. The franchise's descent in the 1920s is chronicled, followed by the renaissance of the Yawkey era and the arrival of the game's greatest hitter, Ted Williams, the most significant of several additions that made the Red Sox one of baseball's premier teams of the postwar era.

Written by Mark Rucker & Bernard M. Corbett
128 Pages
Published by Arcadia Publishing, 2001  
Paperback
6.5 x 9.2 inches

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Images of America: Haymarket

$21.99

With Faneuil Hall opening in 1742, followed by Quincy Market in 1826, Boston's market district was born. Haymarket began as an expansion of Quincy Market in the first half of the 19th century. Over the years, Haymarket has witnessed the Central Artery rise above it in the 1950s and retreat underground almost 60 years later with the completion of the Big Dig in 2007. These obstacles have not stopped the market from serving a constant stream of students and tourists, longtime residents, and newly arrived immigrant families. For most of the 20th century, the pushcarts of Italian produce vendors lined both sides of Blackstone Street. Today's market includes halal butchers, artisanal cheese mongers, and Cambodian fruit sellers. Haymarket is open Fridays and Saturdays from dawn to dusk at the intersections of Hanover, Blackstone, and North Streets and continues to host an ever-changing and diverse population.

Written by Justin Goldstein & Kenneth C. Turino for Historic New England
128 Pages
Published by Arcadia Publishing, 2015
Paperback
6.5 x 9.2 inches

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Images of America: Franklin Park

$21.99

Franklin Park was meant to be the crown jewel of the Emerald Necklace, Boston's famed park system. It was also meant to be the epitome of Frederick Law Olmsted's distinguished career as the father of American landscape architecture. Its 527 acres of open space have been a salvation from urban plight and also the center of urban controversy. Today the community around the park remains strong and depends upon the work of volunteers, advocacy groups, and the City of Boston. The photographs in Franklin Park have been collected from a variety of personal collections and public archives in an effort to illustrate the park's history from its inception in the 1880s through its rebirth in the 1990s.

Written by Julie Arrison
128 Pages
Published by Arcadia Publishing, 2009
Paperback
6.5 x 9.2 inches

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Isabella Stewart Gardner Quote Necklace: "Don't Spoil a Good Story"

$72.00

"Don't spoil a good story by telling the truth.”

This quotation captures Mrs. Gardner's knowledge of her scandalous reputation in 19th century Boston society. The perfect gift for the elaborate story teller in your life!

16 inch chain 
Gold vermeil chain and pendants
Handmade in the USA 

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Frederick Law Olmsted: Cotton Kingdom

$23.95

A Traveller's Observations on Cotton and Slavery in the American Slave States

Frederick Law Olmsted (1822–1903) is best known for designing parks in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Chicago, Boston, and the grounds of the Capitol in Washington. But before he embarked upon his career as the nation's foremost landscape architect, he was a correspondent for the New York Times, and it was under its auspices that he journeyed through the slave states in the 1850's. His day-by-day observations—including intimate accounts of the daily lives of masters and slaves, the operation of the plantation system, and the pernicious effects of slavery on all classes of society, black and white—were largely collected in The Cotton Kingdom. Published in 1861, just as the Southern states were storming out of the Union, it has been hailed ever since as singularly fair and authentic, an unparalleled account of America's "peculiar institution."

By Frederick Law Olmsted
388 pages
Published by Applewood Books (original publishing date: 1861)
Paperback
 6 x 9 inches

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The Civil Wars of Julia Ward Howe

$28.00

This “lively biography” (The New Yorker) is the first to tell the story of Julia Ward Howe as a powerful feminist pioneer.

Julia Ward (1819-1910) was an heiress who married a handsome accomplished doctor who worked with the blind and deaf. But Samuel Howe wasted her inheritance, mistreated and belittled her, and tried to stifle her intellect and freedom. Nevertheless Julia persisted and wrote poetry and a mildly shocking sexual novel that was published to good reviews. She also wrote the words to probably the most famous anthem in the country’s history—the Civil War anthem, “Battle Hymn of the Republic.”

After Samuel died when she was fifty-one, Julia lived another forty years as a dynamic, tireless, and successful activist for women’s rights, pacifism, and social reform. She became a groundbreaking figure in the abolitionist and suffrage movements, and a successful author and lecturer who fought her own battle for creative freedom and independence. In the “riveting” (The New York Times Book Review), “unfailingly vivid” (The Atlantic) and “invigorating” (O, The Oprah Magazine) The Civil Wars of Julia Ward Howe, esteemed author Elaine Showalter tells the story of Howe’s determined self-creation and brings to life the society she inhabited and the obstacles she overcame. The Civil War challenged nineteenth-century ideas of separate spheres for men and women. In Howe’s case, this transformation led to a rebellion against her marriage. She fought a second Civil War at home and discovered ways to combine domestic chores with creativity and politics, and she helped establish Mother’s Day to honor women and to recruit them to her causes. “A biography with the verve and pace of a delicious novel…Showalter reveals the entwining of Howe’s public and private lives, as she righteously battled her husband and society, and finally saw the glory she always believed she deserved” (The Boston Globe).

By Elaine Showalter
328 pages
Published by Simon & Schuester, 2017
Hardcover
5.5 x 0.9 x 8.4 inches

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Isabella Stewart Gardner Quote Necklace: "C'est Mon Plaisir"

$72.00

"C'est Mon Plaisir"
Isabella Stewart Gardner

The French translation of 'It is my pleasure' was Isabella Stewart Gardner's motto. The sentiment is felt around the Museum and can be seen today, emblazoned on a stone carving over the original entrance to the Museum.

The perfect gift for an equally gracious host as a house warming gift.

16 inch chain
Gold vermeil chain and pendants
Handmade in the USA

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