

Wentworth House
The image shows a room with a green armchair and a table. The green armchair has a high back and wooden legs, with green fabric and green trim. It sits on a wooden floor next to a fireplace with a wooden mantle. The fireplace has a brick interior and a small pile of logs inside. There are two small glass containers on the mantle. In the background, there are four more chairs with green cushions, a table with a colorful tablecloth, and a blue and white bowl on top. There is a tall wooden dresser against the wall with several blue and white containers on top. The walls are white and the ceiling is white with a wooden beam. The tablecloth is orange, blue, and yellow. The room appears to be part of Wentworth House by photographer.
Artwork details
- Date:
- 1695–1700
- Medium:
- Wood, oak, pine
- Culture:
- American
- Dimensions:
- 600 × 480 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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