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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Unknown English
1775
Etching and engraving on laid paper
B.2013.2
Unknown American
c. 1740–1800
Black walnut; southern yellow pine, Atlantic white cedar, yellow-poplar, and spruce
B.66.15
Unknown German
c. 1775–1825
Wood, paper, glass, brass, magnet, and string
B.91.50
John Fielding
c. 1783
Etching and engraving on wove paper
B.2024.6
