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American art curator and scholar
conceived and drove a major that recast as a “living ,” rescuing historic furniture and artworks, creating new institutional structures to protect them, and broadcasting the project to the nation; mos...
Jacqueline Kennedy led a deliberate restoration that reframed the White House as a “living museum,” creating a Fine Arts Committee, hiring the first White House curator, and winning a 1961 law that es...
Jacqueline Kennedy’s 1961 White House restoration was driven by a small constellation of preservation-focused entities and individuals, most prominently the under Henry Francis du Pont and the newly c...
Jacqueline Kennedy led a high-profile, preservation-focused overhaul of the White House interior that blended historical authenticity with contemporary taste, . Sources agree she hired prominent desig...