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Cabinet

Ernest Gimson, c. 1902–1905

The Wilson: Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum, Cheltenham

This cabinet is an example of the highly finished, sophisticated style of furniture that was an important part of Gimson's career right from the start. It shows the influence of the designer E W Godwin and the impact of Japanese design on his work. Gimson carefully chose the timbers and veneers while the elegant crescent drawer handles enhance the overall design.

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Title of artwork, date

Cabinet, c. 1902–1905

Date supported

2007

Medium and material

Rosewood with rosewood, macassar ebony & satinwood veneers & silver handles

Dimensions

124 x 94 x 41 cm

Grant

26000

Total cost

45000

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