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Arredi Verplanck in Casa Colden

ca. 1767
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 718
Questa stanza, uno dei venti ambienti storici ricostruiti nell’ala americana, mostra come si viveva nella città di New York prima della Guerra di indipendenza. La parete del caminetto ricoperta di pannelli ed altri particolari architettonici provengono da una casa di campagna a circa 100 km a nord di Manhattan, costruita per Cadwallader Colden Jr. (figlio del vice governatore di New York) nel 1767. È stata arredata con oggetti appartenenti a Samuel Verplanck e alla moglie, Judith Crommelin Verplanck, da loro utilizzati all’ inizio del decennio 1760-70, nella loro dimora di New York nella zona di Wall Street. Tra tali oggetti, donati al Museo dagli eredi, ci sono alcuni ritratti di famiglia eseguiti da John Singleton Copley; un gruppo esclusivo di sedie, divano e tavolo da gioco di fattura newyorkese e porcellane cinesi.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Titolo: Arredi Verplanck in Casa Colden
  • Data: ca. 1767
  • Area geografica: Coldenham, New York
  • Dimensioni: 2,87 x 5,41 x 6,4 m
  • Crediti: Acquistati, The Sylmaris Collection, donazione di George Coe Graves, con permuta, 1940
  • Numero d'inventario: 40.127
  • Curatorial Department: The American Wing

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