Settee

Designed by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema British, born The Netherlands
 Manufacturer Johnstone Norman & Co., London

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Part of a set of furniture designed for the music room in the New York residence of Henry G. Marquand on Madison Avenue at Sixty-eighth Street. Marquand was one of the founders of the Metropolitan Museum and its president from 1890 until 1902. The upholstery is modern: silkscreened designs were specially commissioned in an attempt to evoke the original richly embroidered panels of the settee's seat and back.

Settee, Designed by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema (British (born The Netherlands), Dronrijp 1836–1912 Wiesbaden), Ebony, box and sandalwood, cedar, ivory inlay, incrustations of mother-of-pearl and brass, British, London

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Settee, Designed by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema (British (born The Netherlands), Dronrijp 1836–1912 Wiesbaden), Ebony, box and sandalwood, cedar, ivory inlay, incrustations of mother-of-pearl and brass, British, London
Settee, Designed by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema (British (born The Netherlands), Dronrijp 1836–1912 Wiesbaden), Ebony, box and sandalwood, cedar, ivory inlay, incrustations of mother-of-pearl and brass, British, London
Settee, Designed by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema (British (born The Netherlands), Dronrijp 1836–1912 Wiesbaden), Ebony, box and sandalwood, cedar, ivory inlay, incrustations of mother-of-pearl and brass, British, London

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