Chippendale Bedroom
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Originally a guestroom, the Chippendale Bedroom borrows its name from a style of 18th-century furniture inspired by the influential English cabinetmaker Thomas Chippendale. The brilliantly red centerpiece, a bedstead, would have been the room’s most labor-intensive piece of furniture to create in the 1700s. It required the skills of many artisans, including a cabinetmaker, an upholsterer, and a carver.
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Richard Brookshaw
c. 1779
Mezzotint on laid paper
B.2023.5
Unknown English
1763
Etching with engraving on laid paper
B.2022.1
François Xavier Habermann
c. 1776
Etching and engraving with watercolor on laid paper
B.2017.13
Henry Dawkins
c. December 27, 1773–before April 1774
Engraving and etching on laid paper
B.2013.37