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EstatísticasArmchair
Neoclassical
1773
10.0 x 60.0 cm
Leeds Museums - Galleries
Admire Thomas Chippendale’s 1773 Armchair – a stunning example of Neoclassical design featuring intricate mahogany carving & plush leather upholstery. Explore this iconic piece!
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Thomas Chippendale (1718-1779): Explore the iconic furniture designs of this English cabinetmaker – Rococo, Neoclassical & Gothic Revival styles shaped 18th-century art!
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Armchair
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This is one of a set of six chairs made for the library at Brocket Hall about 1773. Compared with the library chairs at Nostell, the Brocket Hall example, made six years later, is considerably simpler. Only the two front legs are decorated, compared with all four at Nostell: the Brocket example has simple, reeded tapering legs with a blocked toe and capital. At Nostell the legs of the library chairs have ambitious fluted and leaf clad columnar legs rising to blocks with oval paterae while the seat rails have elaborate running guilloche bands. This compares with the simple stuffed-over upholstery at Brocket. The backs, however, are identical, and the arms of each terminate in a Greek key – a motif which was to become something of a Chippendale trademark in later years. Early photographs of the chairs show them to have been originally upholstered in tufted red leather with a double row of beaded brass nails, later replaced with gimp.This item is owned by The Chippendale Society. Explore the Society’s website and collections by clicking the external link below.
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Biografia do Artista
Thomas Chippendale: A Life in Furniture
Thomas Chippendale (June 5, 1718 – November 13, 1779) was an English cabinet-maker and furniture designer who revolutionized the world of interior design during the Georgian era. His innovative designs and exceptional craftsmanship cemented his place as one of the most influential figures in British decorative arts.
Early Life and Career
Born in Otley, Yorkshire, England, Chippendale’s early life remains somewhat shrouded in mystery. He began his career as an apprentice cabinet-maker, honing his skills in traditional woodworking techniques. By 1754, he had established his own workshop in St. Martin's Lane, London, quickly gaining a reputation for quality and originality.
The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker’s Director
Chippendale’s most significant contribution to the field was undoubtedly The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker’s Director, published in 1754. This pattern book, comprising over 160 engraved plates, showcased a diverse range of furniture designs – from elegant Rococo pieces to more restrained Neoclassical forms. It became an instant success and served as a crucial resource for cabinet-makers across England, Europe, and America.
Artistic Development & Influences
Chippendale’s style wasn't born in isolation; it was a synthesis of various influences:
- Rococo: He embraced the asymmetrical curves, shell motifs, and playful ornamentation characteristic of the Rococo movement.
- Chinese Design: The growing interest in *chinoiserie* – European interpretations of Chinese art and design – heavily influenced his work, particularly evident in fretwork and lacquered finishes.
- Gothic Revival: Chippendale also explored Gothic forms, incorporating pointed arches, trefoils, and other medieval elements into his furniture designs.
Notable Works & Commissions
While many original pieces attributed to Chippendale’s workshop are difficult to definitively identify, several notable examples survive:
- Drawing for a Girandole Bracket: A stunning example of his design skills, showcasing intricate carving and elegant proportions.
- Harewood House Commissions: He undertook extensive commissions for Harewood House in Yorkshire, creating elaborate furniture for the state rooms.
- Hampton Court Palace Commissions: Chippendale also received prestigious commissions from Hampton Court Palace.
Legacy & Historical Significance
Chippendale’s impact on furniture design is immeasurable. He didn't just create beautiful objects; he established a distinct style that defined the Georgian era. His designs continue to inspire contemporary furniture makers and designers today.
- Standard of Excellence: Chippendale set a new standard for quality and craftsmanship in British furniture making.
- Dissemination of Style: The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker’s Director democratized design, allowing cabinet-makers across the country to replicate his innovative forms.
- Enduring Influence: His designs remain highly sought after by collectors and continue to be reproduced and adapted in modern furniture production.
Thomas Chippendale’s legacy extends far beyond the 18th century, solidifying his position as a true master of design and a pivotal figure in the history of decorative arts.
Thomas Chippendale
1718 - 1779 , United Kingdom
Dados Rápidos
- Name: Thomas Chippendale
- Movement:
- Rococo
- Neoclassical
- Gothic Revival
- Birth_Date: 1718
- Death_Date: 1779-11-13
- Birth_Place: United Kingdom
- Nationality: English
- Date Of Birth: 1718
- Date Of Death: 1779
- Notable_Works:
- Drawing for a girandole bracket
- The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director
- Place Of Birth: United Kingdom
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