Introduction Keeping Warm December 5, 1980 - January 25, 1981 Selected Objects European Hot Dish, 1800s American dressing gown, 1800s No Image Available Unknown artist dressing gown; cape (outerwear) No Image Available English, Derby Figure of Winter, ca. 1755 No Image Available American Cape, ca. 1888 No Image Available Unknown artist bed garniture No Image Available English, Derby Figure of Winter, late 1700s No Image Available American, Philadelphia Pennsylvania Tripod Stand, 1760-1790 Inge Morath Mrs. Eveleigh Nash, Buckingham Palace Mall, London, 1900s No Image Available Wenceslaus Hollar, designer Winter, 1641 Attributed to James Alexander Coverlet, 1828 No Image Available Unknown artist muff; neckpiece American fan, 1800s No Image Available English, Bow, England Figure of Winter, ca. 1755-1765 American robe, late 1800s Ferrouillat and Company, manufacturer Delft Tiles, ca. 1790 American Muff, ca. 1915 No Image Available After Jean-Siméon Chardin L'Instant de la Meditation, 1747 American Quilt, mid 1800s Pietro Longhi A Meal at Home, ca. 1753 No Image Available Currier & Ives, designer Little Snowbird, 1800s No Image Available English, Derby Figure of Winter, late 1700s No Image Available American, Bennington Vermont Footwarmer, early 1800s American muff, ca. 1919 American counterpane, 1833 No Image Available Unknown artist tippet; muff James Van Der Zee The Heiress, Harlem, 1938 Japanese smoking jacket, 1880 American muff, ca. 1903 American, Philadelphia Pennsylvania High Chest of Drawers, 1765-1800 No Image Available American Footwarmer, 1700s No Image Available English, Derby Winter, ca. 1752-1754 American muff, 1865 After Jean-Baptiste van Loo Winter, 1820-1830 Caroline Reboux, designer Muff, late 1800s Meissen Porcelain Manufactory Figure of Winter, ca. 1760 No Image Available English, Derby Winter, ca. 1752-1754 No Image Available Johann Peter Melchior, designer Hoechst Figure of Winter, ca. 1760-1765 Possibly John Hewson, textile manufacturer Quilt, 1800s American coverlet, ca. 1800 More objects +
