A Grand Display of Silver Craftsmanship: An Exhibition in New Paltz
‘Silver by DuBois Makers from the William Bowen Astrop Collection’ Unveiled at Historic Huguenot Street
• Historic Huguenot Street in New Paltz is currently hosting an exquisite exhibition that pays tribute to our region’s rich silversmithing legacy. Titled ‘Silver by DuBois Makers from the William Bowen Astrop Collection,’ it features works from significant local DuBois silversmiths. Here’s a breakdown of what’s in store.
Exhibit Details and Highlights
• The exhibit features a variety of silver pieces, from silver flatware to intricate jewels. Each piece offers historical narratives while shining a spotlight on the Hudson Valley’s silver-manufacturing past. These pieces, a testament to intricate craftsmanship, are all part of the William Bowen Astrop Collection.
• Among the storytelling silver pieces are works by descendant DuBois silversmiths who’ve upkept and embraced a family tradition of silver crafting. Their exquisite pieces signify a rich local history, and their craftsmanship is still revered today.
• For a glimpse into the DuBois family’s silver crafting history and prowess, check out [this link.](http://www.huguenotstreet.org/history/#:~:text=DuBois%20family)
Data and Timings
• This grand display of silver artistry will continue until December. The exhibit is open to the public from Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
Location, Location, Location:
• The event is at [Historic Huguenot Street in New Paltz](https://goo.gl/maps/fto1hsj9TLeoBwjo7), a place where history, culture, and the charm of Hudson Valley converge. Mere miles away are wineries, antique shops, and gourmet eateries to enjoy post-visit.
Reflections in Silver: The Story of Hudson Valley’s Silversmithing Past
Nestled in the heart of Hudson Valley, Historic Huguenot Street has always been a hub of culture and history. The current exhibit, ‘Silver by DuBois Makers from the William Bowen Astrop Collection,’ only amplifies the historic significance of the site.
These unique silver pieces not only showcase the DuBois family’s crafting prowess but also narrate the tale of silversmithing in the region. From the intricacies of silver flatware to the delicate etchings on silver jewels, each piece echoes stories from a bygone era.
In particular, the DuBois silversmiths have left an indelible mark on the art of silversmithing. Each piece on display reflects their adroit craftsmanship and an understanding of aesthetics matched by few. The patterns etched on each piece narrate their own tale, binding us to the artistic fervor of the past while encouraging us to revel in the heritage that they represent.
So why not plan a trip to Historic Huguenot Street? Dive into the getting-your-hands-dirty past of some of the finest craftsmen Hudson Valley has known. And if you decide to do some antiquing or wine-tasting afterward, well, that’s just the silver lining, isn’t it?
A Reminder
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