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Her writing and teaching are focused on the relationships between visual cultures and feminist theory, with an emphasis on the decorative arts and craft history.
Warren Sanderson, historian of art and architecture, critic, writer, and a recent administrator of professional societies, was at first a Bostonian.
After studying chemistry, biology, and art history at Boston University (B.A. and M.A.), he taught high school sciences for two years.
His affair with Sally Hemmings was one of the charges.
1805 As early as 1805, Bostonian Frederic Tudor (b.1783) considered ways to make money by exporting ice, a valueless commodity in New England, to the tropics.
Tudor supported technical innovations, like the horse-drawn sleigh with saw-like runners, which improved the cutting, shipping and storage of large ice blocks.
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