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The Encyclopedia of Shaker Furniture by Timothy D. Rieman, who makes reproductions of Shaker furniture, and Jean M. Burks, a curator and scholar of Shaker furniture, first appeared in 1993, published by Harry N. Abrams. The book has now been republished in an enlarged edition that includes illustrations of some three hundred more pieces of furniture and color illustrations of a great deal of the furniture shown in the first edition. Finally, there is a new chapter entitled "The Shaker Palette," embodying many of the findings of Susan Buck, who published the results of her research in three articles in 1995.
Whereas much Shaker furniture today has been stripped of paint, it was originally bright with color, mixed by the Shakers from scratch until the late nineteenth century. Buck has demonstrated this by the scientific analysis of pinhead-sized morsels of cross-sections ...
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