Sarah E. Lawrence, PhD Director
Ethan Robey, PhD, Asst. Director

Description:


Tile, designed by William Frend de Morgan. Mfr. Sand's End Pottery, Fulham, England, 1888-98. Glazed earthenware.1953-104-4

The next generation of decorative arts and design historians, curators, and authors will receive their education from this prestigious two-year program, which confers an MA in the History of Decorative Arts and Design. Offered by Parsons jointly with Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, the degree leads graduates to careers at museums, auction houses, galleries, journals, and universities. The program focuses on the history of western decorative arts and design since the Renaissance, offering courses that address issues such as stylistics, techniques, social history, and critical theory. Its unique character is defined by its location within the Cooper-Hewitt, the only museum in the United States devoted exclusively to historical and contemporary design. Call: 212-849-8344 or email.

Degrees Offered: 
    MA

Number of Students: 
    79