Armchair 1877 - 1880

This un upholstered armchair, created by renowned American architect Henry Hobson Richardson between 1877 and 1880, is a prime example of his unique style. The piece features a robust frame, crafted from oak, with intricate carved ornamentation that showcases Richardson's penchant for Romanesque Revival design. The chair's design is characterized by bold lines, heavy construction, and a sense of solidity. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, houses this significant piece.