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Salon Verplanck de la maison Colden

ca. 1767
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 718
Ce salon est l’un des vingt intérieurs historiques de l’aile américaine. Il évoque la vie new-yorkaise d’avant la guerre de l’Indépendance. La cheminée lambrissée et d’autres éléments architectoniques proviennent d’une maison de campagne construite en 1767 pour Cadwallader Colden Jr (fils du lieutenant-gouverneur de l’État de New York), à une centaine de kilomètres au nord de Manhattan. Le mobilier est celui qu’ont utilisé Samuel et Judith Crommelin Verplanck à partir des années 1760, dans leur résidence de Wall Street, à New York. Offert par leurs descendants, il comprend des portraits de famille signés John Singleton Copley, un ensemble unique de fauteuils avec causeuse et table à jeu assorties de fabrication new-yorkaise et des porcelaines chinoises d’exportation.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Titre: Salon Verplanck de la maison Colden
  • Date: v. 1767
  • Aire géographique: Coldenham, New York
  • Dimensions: 2,87 x 5,41 x 6,4 m
  • Crédits: Achat, The Sylmaris Collection, don de George Coe Graves, échange, 1940
  • Accession Number: 40.127
  • Curatorial Department: The American Wing

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