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The largest space in the house, the Drawing Room reflects the Georgian architecture of mid-18th-century American interiors and displays furniture designed in the Rococo style (1755–90). The handsome portraits on view in this room were painted by distinguished early American artists, including John Singleton Copley and Charles Willson Peale
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John Hesselius
c. 1757
Oil on linen
B.2003.6
Charles Balthazar Julien Févret de Saint-Mémin
1807
Mezzotint and engraving on paper
B.2003.3
The Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Co. Limited
c. 1760–1770
Soft-paste porcelain
B.70.30.1,.2
c. 1910–1920
Wool (pile) on cotton (warp and weft); asymmetrically knotted open to the left, KSPI: 266
B.70.19
c. 1760–1790
Mahogany; eastern white pine, soft maple, chestnut, red cedar, poplar-aspen or cottonwood, white oak, and Spanish cedar or cedrela
B.69.22
