BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Corcoran Gallery of Art -- Salon Dore

DC -- Corcoran Gallery of Art -- Salon Dore:

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. CORCSD_100904_23.JPG: Jean-Francois-Therese Chalgrin Corner Tables (encoignures), 1770 The four corner tables were designed by Chalgrin, the architect of the Salon Dore, as part of the carved and gilded wall paneling. The paneling was left purposely undecorated below the chair rail because 18th-century French mobilier d'architecture, or architectural furniture, was intended to be placed flush against the wall and to continue the decorative motifs of the paneling. The garlands on the corner tables echo the garlands that festoon the paneling above; the table tops, which are antique alabaster recovered from a Roman monument, reflect the period's renewed interest in antiquity. The house was seized by the government during the French Revolution, after which the furnishings were dispersed. In 2008, the Corcoran was able to acquire the corner tables, reuniting them with their intended architectural setting after 200 years. The location of the other furniture original to the room, including two console tables, a s sofa, and armchairs, is currently unknown.
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