Arts of Daily Living Exhibition: Dining room

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  Arts of Daily Living Exhibition: Dining room for E. L. Bruce Co

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  Dining room with table and chairs by George Nakashima focusing on the room's wood flooring: Bruce Block Blendwood Squares manufactured by E. L. Bruce Co.

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  Arts of Daily Living Exhibition: Scandanavian–American dining alcove

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  Dining room furnished with mostly American made products as well as a Swedish tapestry and Danish table and chairs.

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  Arts of Daily Living Exhibition: Rudolph Wendel, Inc

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  Images of the George Nakashima dining room, bedroom-dressing room suite, living room, music room, den, dining room with enamel, and hi-fi room. Taken for, or featuring lighting designed by, Rudolph Wendel, Inc.

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  Arts of Daily Living Exhibition: Living–dining room

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  Living room and dining room including such details as a built–in desk, ceramic tile mural, and fire place.

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  Dining room in the Huntington residence

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  In the foreground is a table with six chairs around it, on an area rug. Another four chairs are arranged against the wall. The paintings hanging on the wall are all by George Romney: (from left to right) Catherine (Halhead) Burton (1789), Penelope (Rycroft) Lee Acton (1791), and Jeremiah Miles (1780-1783). Above the table is a metal and glass chandelier with electric candles. MS note on verso reads "HEH residence as art gallery: dining room." Stamp on verso reads "Keystone Photo Service, 1231 Olive Street, Los Angeles, Cal." This photograph appeared in Pictorial California and the Pacific in November 1930.

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  Dining room in the Huntington residence

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  View shows table and chairs, and the fireplace. Above the fireplace is George Romney's Catherine (Halhead) Burton (1789); on the wall next to this is Sir Thomas Lawrence's Emily Anderson: Little Red Riding Hood (circa 1821). Label accompanying photograph in album reads "HEH 19 Dining room, Huntington Art Gallery."

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