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“My Lady’s Chamber”
Walter Crane, frontispiece to The House Beautiful by Clarence Cook, 1881-
The Victorian Parlor, Thad Logan, Cambridge Press; ACD Sept. 2025
The picture shows a frontispiece of the House Beautiful by Clarence Cook, 1881, depicting a woman staging tea in a victorian parlor.
English Drawing Room of the Georgian Period, c. 1800
Photograph, ca. 1937
Designed by Narcissa Niblack Thorne
American, 1882-1966
Art Institute Chicago; ACD Sept. 2025
An interior photograph of a Drawing room by the Art Institute of Chicago.
A Clipping from an Article entitled, “Proportion and Patterns,” 1955 April 18.
This image was found in a Dollhouse Scrapbook, part 1, pp. 84 created by Mrs. Fisher circa the mid-late twentieth century. The photograph is from an Article entitled, “Proportion and Patterns,” 1955 April 18.
A Clipping from an Article entitled, “Proportion and Patterns,” 1955 April 18
This image was found in a Dollhouse Scrapbook, part 1, pp. 84
created by Mrs. Fisher circa the mid-late twentieth century. The photograph is from an Article entitled, “Proportion and Patterns,” 1955 April 18.
created by Mrs. Fisher circa the mid-late twentieth century. The photograph is from an Article entitled, “Proportion and Patterns,” 1955 April 18.
Gothic Revival Library, Balmville, Newburgh, New York, 1859
This library, on view in Gallery 740, comes from a red-brick Gothic Revival villa built for banker Frederick Deming (1787–1860) and his family in the hamlet of Balmville, a residential area in the southeastern section of Newburgh, New York. Designed…
Frederick George Stephens,
Mother and Child, c. 1854-
The Victorian Parlor, Thad Logan, Cambridge Press; ACD Sept. 2025
A drawing of mother and child for the interior of a Victorian parlor, by Frederick George Stephens, ca. 1854.
Two Sets of Pewter Bowls and Plates, left by Samuel Hamlin, ca. 1761-1790, sourced from Early American Life, author Gregory Lefever, 2007 December.
The image shows two sets of pewter dishes, the left made by Samuel Hamlin between 1761 and 1790.
A Set of Pewter Spoon Casts, created by Unknown, Sourced from the ASL Pewter, [ca. 18th century], sourced from Early American Life, author Gregory Lefever, 2007 December.
The image depicts two sets of pewter spoon casts sourced from the ASL Pewter Collection.
An Illustration of a Dollhouse with Accompanying Doll
Annotation: Shellman Museum, Vermont
This photograph was found in Mrs Fisher’s Dollhouse Scrapbook, Part 2, a collection of images and articles concerning the Dollhouse and architectural movements.
The Stones of Venice (3 vols., London: Smith, Elder & Co., 1851-53, including engravings after Ruskin’s own drawings)
The image shows an engraving by Smith, Elder & Co, after a sketch of Venice gothic architecture by John Ruskin for his writings, The Stones of Venice.
A Color Lithograph of Girls playing with a dolls house. Illustration for Warne's Picture Puzzle Toy Book, Printed by Kronheim, [ca. 1880]
The image shows three girls playing with a dollhouse, printed by Kronheim, [ca. 1880]
Two Photographs of General store. Concho, Arizona, taken by Lee, Russell, 1903-1986, photographer, ACD on Library of Congress
The photographs depict people milling about and chatting in a General Store in Arizona during the twentieth century.
An Exterior of a Queen Anne Style House, taken by Les Crocker, 2023.
A photograph of a red and yellow exterior house in the Queen Anne style.
A Magazine Photograph of a Hearth, by Life Magazine, 1955 April 18, clipped by Mrs. Fisher, [ca. mid-late twentieth century]
This picture above depicts a stone and brick heart. The image was found in a Dollhouse Scrapbook, part 1, created by Mrs. Fisher circa the mid-late twentieth century. The original photograph was from a Life Magazine, artcile entitled, "The Practical…