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The Christ Church Development and Alumni Office invites you to an afternoon with historian Jay Robert Stiefel as he presents his new book, The Cabinetmaker’s Account: John Head’s Record of Craft and Commerce in Colonial Philadelphia, 1718-1753 (American Philosophical Society Press, 2019).
Historian, lawyer, and collector Jay Robert Stiefel is an authority on the crafts and commerce of Colonial Philadelphia and the institutions founded by Franklin for the welfare of its tradesmen. He studied history at the University of Pennsylvania and Christ Church, Oxford. Stiefel’s writings and lectures on social history have restored to the historical record many early craftsmen, artists, and merchants whose prominence had been obscured by the passage of time.
For more information:
www.chch.ox.ac.uk/events/alumni/jay-robert-stiefel-cabinetmakers-account
The talk begins at 5pm in the Sir Michael Dummett Lecture Theatre and is followed by a glass of wine in the exhibition space. The event is free, but please send ingrid.heggli@chch.ox.ac.uk an email if you wish to attend.
