Aparador

Condado de Essex norte, Massachusetts

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 774

El gran aparador de roble donde se guardaban textiles, plata y otros objetos de valor era el mueble más imponente de la casa en la Nueva Inglaterra del siglo XVII. Sus dimensiones y riqueza ornamental eran prueba fehaciente de la prosperidad y posición social de sus propietarios. Los ornamentos torneados de arce ebonizado en este suntuoso ejemplar interpretan libremente formas clásicas; los frentes de cajón están decorados con acanaladuras y ovos aplicados a intervalos regulares en un diseño lineal. El taller que lo manufacturó (cuyo nombre ignoramos) era reputado por la diversidad y elaborada decoración de sus arcones y aparadores de roble ensamblados a caja y espiga.

Cupboard, Oak, maple, yellow poplar, with oak and pine, American

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Cupboard, Oak, maple, yellow poplar, with oak and pine, American
Cupboard, Oak, maple, yellow poplar, with oak and pine, American
Cupboard, Oak, maple, yellow poplar, with oak and pine, American
Cupboard, Oak, maple, yellow poplar, with oak and pine, American
Cupboard, Oak, maple, yellow poplar, with oak and pine, American
Cupboard, Oak, maple, yellow poplar, with oak and pine, American
Cupboard, Oak, maple, yellow poplar, with oak and pine, American
Cupboard, Oak, maple, yellow poplar, with oak and pine, American
Cupboard, Oak, maple, yellow poplar, with oak and pine, American
Cupboard, Oak, maple, yellow poplar, with oak and pine, American

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