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Doorcase
by:
Giovanni Battista Borra
Jean Antoine Cuenot
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Known as the "monkey" doors, this doorway and its
companion in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London, were
designed by the Piedmontese architect Giovanni Battista
Borra (1712 ca. 1786) and executed by the London carver
John Cuenot (d. 1762) for the Great Drawing Room of
Norfolk House, Saint James's Square, London, which was
built for the ninth Duke of Norfolk between 1748 and
1752.
Date Published: 2014-02-25 05:32:33
Identifier: mma_doorcase_203886
Item Size: 276966
Media Type: image
# Topics
Europe
ca. 1755
England
Softwood
Woodwork
British, London
Mahogany
Mahogany and pine (carved, originally...
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Pine
United Kingdom
Wood
Doorframes
Gilt
London
Painting
# Collections
metropolitanmuseumofart-gallery
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