Queen Anne Suite
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Several of Bayou Bend’s rooms reflect Ima Hogg’s taste and arrangement when she lived in the house, including the bedroom and sitting room of the Queen Anne Suite. This space formed her personal suite on the second floor.
The bedroom, which incorporates period 18th-century woodwork and flooring, shares blue-green paneling with the adjoining sitting room. The suite is furnished with objects in the Late Baroque style (1730–55), such as the New England armchair that inspired her to begin collecting American furniture.
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Unknown American
c. 1735–1745
Mahogany and unidentified inlay; mahogany, cherry, eastern white pine, and spruce with needlework
B.69.406
Peter Stretch
c. 1730–1740
Black walnut; southern yellow pine, eastern white pine, and Atlantic white cedar
B.86.4
Thomas White
c. 1756–1776
Mahogany; southern yellow pine and Atlantic white cedar
B.87.12
Unknown American
c. 1730–1800, decoration added c. 1800–1843
Black walnut; soft maple and eastern white pine
B.69.247.1
Unknown American
c.1730–1800, decoration added c. 1800–1843
Black walnut; soft maple and eastern white pine
B.69.247.2
John Greenwood
c. 1748
Oil on canvas
B.59.98
