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Samuel Norman: A Study of an Eighteenth-Century Craftsman

08/1969 | 797 | 111

Pages: 500-511+513

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Author:

Kirkham, Pat (Kirkham, Pat; Kirkham, Patricia Anne; Kirkham, P. A.)

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Norman, Samuel

artists:

Chippendale, Thomas II, 1749-1822

artists:

Mayhew, John

artists:

Whittle, James

dates:

1750-1799

places:

England / London

subjects:

Furniture makers / Furniture / British

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Attributed works:

30. Pier Glass, Made for State Apartments at Holkham, by James Whittle. (Collection the Earl of Leicester, Holkham, Norfolk.) By Courtesy of the National Buildings Record.

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31. Pier Glass, Probably by Samuel Norman, c. 1760. (Collection The Duke of Bedford, Woburn Abbey). By Kind Permission of His Grace The Duke of Bedford.

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32. Pier Glass, Made for Woburn Abbey, by Samuel Norman, 1760. (Collection The Duke of Bedford, Woburn Abbey). By Kind Permission of His Grace The Duke of Bedford).

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33. Mahogany Armchair, by Paul Saunders. 1757. For Holkham. (Collection the Earl of Leicester, Holkham, Norfolk.) By Courtesy of the National Buildings Record.

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34. State Bedstead Purchased by James Cullen for the Earl of Hopetoun from Samuel Norman, Probably at Norman's Bankruptcy Sale in 1768. (Collection the Earl of Hopetoun). By Courtesy of The Connoisseur.

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35. Detail of the State Bedstead Reproduced in Fig.34. By Courtesy of The Connoisseur. [State Bedstead Purchased by James Cullen for the Earl of Hopetoun from Samuel Norman, Probably at Norman's Bankruptcy Sale in 1768. (Collection the Earl of Hopetoun).]

Western art unattributed:

A. Premises of the Younger Chippendale, 1803

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