Renwick Gallery, Washington DC Photos

A branch of the Smithsonian, across from the White House, the Renwick Mansion hosts decorative arts.

See also: Art Museums, Subject index for Washington, White House & Lafayette Square, Smithsonian & Related Museums, National Museum of American History, National Gallery of Art
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Renwick Gallery (1859) (Pennsylvania & 17th St.) formerly Corcoran Gallery & U.S. Court of Claims.
Architect: James Renwick. On National Register.

Renwick Gallery & Blair House across from White House.

Renwick Museum façade (1860) (NE corner, 17th St. & Pennsylvania Ave. NW). Architect: James Renwick.

Octagonal room in Renwick Museum.

Red picture gallery in Renwick Museum part of the Smithsonian.

Oops! (2001) visual joke about a classical chair by Jacob Cress in Renwick Museum.

Throne chair of maple walnut & ebony (1979) by Robert Whitely in Renwick Museum.

Uncle Rick's Wonderland (1997) chest with mirror by Richard Ford in Renwick Museum.

Big Bad Bird (1995) glass whimsy by Robert Wilson in Renwick Museum.

Orange earthenware vessel (2000) by Ralph Bacerra in Renwick Museum.


All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart.
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