Gallery 774 - Luce Center Visible Storage

Part of The American Wing

Gallery Highlights

  • Armchair
    Armchair

    Designed by Francis H. Bacon (1856–1940)

    Date: 1886–88
    Accession Number: 1993.75

  • The Puritan
    The Puritan

    Augustus Saint-Gaudens (American, Dublin 1848–1907 Cornish, New Hampshire)

    Date: 1883–86, cast 1899 or after
    Accession Number: 39.65.53

  • Stalking Panther
    Stalking Panther

    Alexander Phimister Proctor (American, Bosanquet, Ontario 1860–1950 Palo Alto, California)

    Date: 1891–92, revised mid 1890s, this cast ca. 1914–17
    Accession Number: 1996.561

  • Settee
    Settee

    George Jakob Hunzinger (1835–1898)

    Date: ca. 1876–85
    Accession Number: 1992.269

  • Vase
    Vase

    Fulper Pottery Company (1814–1935)

    Date: ca. 1915
    Accession Number: 1984.256

  • Card Table
    Card Table

    Attributed to John Finlay (active ca. 1799–1833)

    Date: 1800–1810
    Accession Number: 1970.189

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The Henry R. Luce Center for the Study of American Art is a visible-storage facility that displays more than ten thousand works of American fine and decorative art. Objects are arranged by material (paintings, sculpture, furniture and woodwork, glass, ceramics, silver, and metalwork), and within these categories they are arranged by chronology and form. Works of art that are sensitive to light, such as drawings, watercolors, textiles, and portrait miniatures, are not on view but can be seen by appointment. A digital catalogue of the American Wing collections is accessible on two public computer terminals within the center.
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