Sujet

Tambour Desk, c. 1800. Creator: John Seymour (American, 1738-1818); Thomas Seymour (American, 1771-1848).

Légende

Tambour Desk, c. 1800. The severely rectilinear form, delicate inlay, sliding tambour doors, and blue-painted interior of this small desk relate it to the work of the English-born cabinetmaker John Seymour and his son, Thomas, who were in partnership in Boston during the years around 1800. The Seymours made some of the most sophisticated American furniture in the Hepplewhite style, so-called from the Englishman whose publication of furniture designs was widely influential on both sides of the Atlantic.

Crédit

Photo12/Heritage Images/Heritage Art

Notre référence

HRM19G09_135

Model release

NA

Property release

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Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

58,1Mo (2,1Mo) / 37,7cm x 38,6cm / 4454 x 4563 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Boston ACAJOU Américain The Cleveland Museum of Art Heritage Art Furniture and woodwork Furniture and woodwork mahogany brass and enamel pulls brass and enamel pulls John Seymour (American 1738-1818) Thomas Seymour (American 1771-1848) John Seymour 1738-1818 Thomas Seymour 1771-1848