Late Neoclassical Style FranceDirectoire and Empire Styles

The French Revolution, 1789-1799

General Napoleon Bonaparte

Directoire, 1790’s - 1804

From the Workshop of Georges Jacob, 1790’s

Mme. Récamier, Jacques-Louis David, 1800

Mme. Recamier’s Bedchamber

Napoleon I, reigns 1804-1814 Josephine

Napoleon’s Throne

Malmaison, after renovation by Percier and Fontaine

Dining Room at Malmaison

Porcelain Ice Cream Coolers, Sevres, 1803-04

Executive Room, Malmaison, and illustration of the design,both by Percier and Fontaine, 1801-12

Napoleon’s Bedroom at Malmaison, Percier and Fontaine, Empire Style

Josephine’s Bedroom, Malmaison, Percier and FontaineEmpire Style

Klismos inspired and Gondola Form Chair

Secrétaire Abattant (Fall-front Desk), Empire Style,

France

Hôtel de Beauharnais, interiors, renovated for Napoleon’s stepson, 1807

Jewel Cabinet, Empress’ Bedroom, Tuileries, design by Charles Percier, made by Jacob-Desmalter, Empire Style, France

Late Neoclassical EnglandEnglish Regency

George IVPrince Regent, 1811-1820

King 1820-1830

George III

Carlton House Henry Holland/John Nash

Sir John Soane13 Lincoln’s Inn Fields

The Library, 13 Lincoln’s Inn Fields

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Interior Bank of EnglandThe Breakfast Room

13 Lincoln’s Inn Fields

Bank of England, Sir John Soane, George III and Regency

A Page From Household Furniture and Interior Decoration, Thomas Hope, 1807

Daybed and Armchair, for Duchess Street, Thomas Hope

Hall, Deepdene, William Atkinson and Thomas Hope ca. 1811

Interiors at Deepdene

Center Table, design by Thomas Hope

Sofa Tables

Pedestal-base Dining Table Drum Center Table

Royal Pavilion at Brighton, John Nash (remodeled 1815-1823)

Banqueting Room, Royal Pavilion Brighton, Regency, England

American Empire and Greek Revival

Late Neoclassical in America

US Capitol, Benjamin Latrobe, begun 1793

2nd Bank of the USGreek Revival Home Greek Revival

Boscobel Mansion, 1804-

1808

Federal style and American

Empire

American Empire

Greek Revival Double Parlor, Alexander Jackson Davis, ca. 1830

Richmond Virginia Room, with furniture by Duncan Phyfe and

Charles- Honoré Lannuier

Duncan Phyfe – Federal and Empire

Lyre-base table Lyre-Shaped Splat

Table and Console Table, Charles- Honoré Lannuier

Hugh and John Finlay, Baltimore Painted Furniture

American Vernacular Styles

Windsor Chairs

Hitchcock Chair Boston Rocker

Pennsylvania Dutch (actually German)

Shaker Furniture

Shaker Ladder Back Chair