The well-dressed window: curtains at Winterthur
Today Henry Francis du Pont, the force behind the transformation of Winterthur from a family house to the premier museum of American decorative arts, is recognized, along with Henry Davis Sleeper and Elsie de Wolfe, as one of the early leaders of interior design in this country. Working with archite...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Today Henry Francis du Pont, the force behind the transformation of Winterthur from a family house to the premier museum of American decorative arts, is recognized, along with Henry Davis Sleeper and Elsie de Wolfe, as one of the early leaders of interior design in this country. Working with architects, curators, and antiques dealers, du Pont created some 175 room settings within the house. He assembled his rooms using architectural elements from historic houses along the East Coast and filled them with an extraordinary collection of American furniture and decorative arts. Du Pont's unique talent was his ability to arrange historically related objects in a beautiful way, in settings that enhanced their shape and form through the choice of color, textiles, and style. Du Pont paid particular attention to the design of the curtains, and 'The Well-Dressed Window' surveys his achievement, explaining how the fabrics were selected as well as their relationship to the architecture and other decorative elements in the rooms. Forty rooms are presented, each specially photographed to show the overall space in addition to details of fabric and trim |
| Beschreibung: | Includes index |
| Beschreibung: | 207 Seiten Illustrationen 28 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781580934589 1580934587 |
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FOREWORD 8
INTRODUCTION 11
THE ROOMS
BALTIMORE DRAWING ROOM * 32
BLACKWELL PARLOR * 36
BLUE ROOM * 42
BULFINCH STAIR HALL * 48
CECIL BEDROOM * 52
CHESTERTOWN ROOM * 58
CHINA HALL * 64
CHINESE PARLOR * 68
DU PONT DINING ROOM * 74
EAGLE ROOM * 82
EMPIRE PARLOR * 84
FEDERAL PARLOR * 90
FLOCK ROOM * 94
FRAKTUR ROOM * 100
GAMON ROOM * 104
GOLD AND WHITE ROOM * 108
GRAY ROOM * 112
HAMPTON ROOM * 116
LANCASTER ROOM * 122
LATIMERIA ROOM * 124
MAPLE-PORT ROYAL HALL * 126
MARLBORO ROOM * 128
MASSACHUSETTS HALL * 134
MCLNTIRE ROOM * 136
MEMORIAL LIBRARY * 140
MORATTICO HALL * 144
MUSIC ROOM * 148
NEMOURS ROOM * 150
PATUXENT ROOM * 156
PHYFE ROOM * 162
PORT ROYAL PARLOR * 166
PORT ROYAL BEDROOM * 170
QUEEN ANNE DINING ROOM * 172
READBOURNE STAIR HALL * 176
READBOURNE PARLOR * 180
SPATTERWARE HALL * 184
WALNUT ROOM * 186
WENTWORTH ROOM * 188
WILLIAMS ROOM * 192
WISTERIA HALL * 196
CURTAIN STORAGE 201
INDEX-205
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