Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York

American

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 739

These architectural elements were originally part of the Horace Whittemore house, later known as the La Roque Mansion, located at 4-17 27th Avenue, Astoria, New York. The house was demolished in 1965.

Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York, Plaster and wood, American

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Rococo Revival Parlor

Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York, Plaster and wood, American
Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York, Plaster and wood, American
Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York, Plaster and wood, American
Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York, Plaster and wood, American
Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York, Plaster and wood, American
Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York, Plaster and wood, American
Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York, Plaster and wood, American
Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York, Plaster and wood, American
Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York, Plaster and wood, American
Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York, Plaster and wood, American
Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York, Plaster and wood, American
Architectural elements from the La Roque Mansion, Astoria, New York, Plaster and wood, American

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