Impressions of Interiors: Gilded Age Paintings by Walter Gay
Isabel L. Taube, PhD an art historian at the School of Visual Arts, New York, is a specialist in 19th-century American painting and a frequent contributor to the online journal 'Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide'. She has done extensive research and writing on the depiction of interiors, including her dissertation 'Rooms of Memory: The Artful Interior in American Painting'.  Nina R. Gray is an independent curator and leading expert on late 19th-century decorative arts and material culture and the author of 'Tiffany's Contemporaries, The Evolution of the American Interior Decorator' in 'Louis Comfort Tiffany, Artist for the Ages' (2005).  Priscilla Vail Caldwell is an independent curator and advisor. Formally the Vice President of Graham Gallery, New York she has organised numerous shows of Walter Gay's work and authored the 2003 publication 'Walter Gay: Poemes d'Interieurs'.  Sarah J. Hall is the director of Curatorial Affairs at the Frick Art & Historical Center, Pittsburgh, and co-author of 'Steel: Pittsburgh Drawings by Craig McPherson' (2008).