The Friends of Oscar Bach List …
We gratefully acknowledge
everyone who has helped gather information about the work of Oscar Bach. Please
click on links to learn more about Oscar Bach, see photos of Oscar Bach’s work
in various collections, and visit Friends …
Al-Hammer
Online Gallery of 20th-Century American Decorative
Aluminum
Andrew Baxter
Object
Conservator
Jim Beardlsee
Owner of 1929 home designed by Clarence Day
Jim Belinky
Private
Collector
Russell Bernabo
Object Conservator, Decorative Arts
Historian. Mr. Bernabo provided the fine
descriptions
for objects in the Sandy & Bill Royall collections.
Lee Brauer
Richmond Virginia photographer whose exceptional images captured the
nuances of detail and artistry in Oscar Bach objects in the William & Sandy
Royall Collections.
Congregation Rodeph Sholom
Cranbrook Academy of Art
Jim Draper
Private Collector
Danielle Eldridge
Private Collector
Cathy Frangos
Private Collector
Cathy
Green
Private
Collector
Erik
Gronning
Private Collector
The B.F. Jones Memorial
Library
Alan Kushner
Private Collector
Ellen
Kutcher
Oscar
Bach scholar, museum professional, one of three founding members of Friends of Oscar Bach
Mike Leland
Art
Deco Architecture Enthusiast
Lewis & Clark College
Bruce Love
Private Collector
Alan Mathews
Private Collector
The Metropolitan Museum of
Art
Mike Miller
Private Collector
Christopher Nalley
Private Collector
Heidi Nasstrom-Evans
Oscar
Bach historian, one of three founding members of Friends of Oscar Bach
Edo Ophir, Ophir Gallery
Located in Englewood, New Jersey, Ophir Gallery specializes in 1890-1920 Tiffany Studios New York and related Art Nouveau objects.
http://www.ophirgallery.com
Philbrook Museum of Art - Villa Philbrook
Reynolda House
The Riverside Church
Rockefeller Center
William
A. Royall, Jr.
Private
Collector, one of three founding members of Friends of Oscar Bach
William E. Scripps House,
“Moulton Manor”
Christine Hope Sullivan
Private Collector
Scott Taylor, E.S. Taylor
Studios
Artistic
& Stained Glass Conservator
Temple Emanu-El
Todd Lane
Leaded Lamp Reference Site
Toledo Museum of Art
The Wolfsonian
