Thomas Chippendale - Revision history

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	== ''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director'' ==		== ''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director'' ==

	Thomas Chippendale first became famous when he published ~~his~~ book under the title ''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director'' (1754). ~~The book~~ was illustrated with examples of work that he had produced for his clients~~. The book~~ was enthusiastically received~~, and furniture~~ based on Chippendale’s designs was crafted in ~~England~~, on the European continent, and in the American Colonies. ~~Tree~~ editions were published, the first in 1754, followed by a reprint in 1755, and finally an enlarged edition in 1762.		Thomas Chippendale first became famous when he published a book under the title ''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director'' (1754). It was illustrated with examples of work that he had produced for his clients and was enthusiastically received. Furniture based on Chippendale’s designs was crafted in Britain, on the European continent, and in the American Colonies. Three editions were published, the first in 1754, followed by a reprint in 1755, and finally an enlarged edition in 1762.

	Chippendale designs fall into three main styles: Gothic, Rococo (called modern in the pattern book), and Chinese. Chippendale blended these disparate stylistic elements into harmonious and unified designs. The term Chippendale specifically refers to English furniture of the 1750s and ’60s made in a modified Rococo style.		Chippendale designs fall into three main styles: Gothic, Rococo (called ''modern'' in the pattern book), and Chinese. Chippendale blended these disparate stylistic elements into harmonious and unified designs. The term ''Chippendale'' specifically refers to English furniture of the 1750s and ’60s made in a modified Rococo style.

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	~~baptized~~ June 5, 1718, died November 1779. One of the leading cabinetmakers of the 18th century in England.		Baptised June 5 1718, died November 1779. One of the leading cabinetmakers of the 18th century in England.


	== Early Life ==		== Early Life ==

	Thomas Chipendale was the son of a carpenter. He was born in Otley, West Yorkshire. There is no information about his early life until his marriage to Catherine Redshaw in London in 1748. In 1753 he moved to 60, 61, 62 St. Martin's Lane, where he had workshops and a timber yard. In due course the Chippendales had nine children.		Thomas Chipendale was the son of a carpenter. He was born in Otley, West Yorkshire. There is no information about his early life until his marriage to Catherine Redshaw in London in 1748. In 1753 he moved to 60, 61, 62 St Martin's Lane, where he had workshops and a timber yard. In due course the Chippendales had nine children.

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	http://www.thomaschippendalefurniture.com/Home_Page.htm		http://www.thomaschippendalefurniture.com/Home_Page.htm

	''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director~~, 1754~~''		''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director'' (1754)

	http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/DLDecArts/DLDecArts-idx?id=DLDecArts.ChippGentCab		http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/DLDecArts/DLDecArts-idx?id=DLDecArts.ChippGentCab

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	~~== Thomas Chippendale ==~~		baptized June 5, 1718, died November 1779. One of the leading cabinetmakers of the 18th century in England.
	baptized June 5, 1718
	died November 1779

	~~Thomas Chippendale is one~~ of the leading cabinetmakers of the 18th century in England.

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	Thomas Chippendale first became famous when he published his book under the title ''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director'' (1754). The book was illustrated with examples of work that he had produced for his clients. The book was enthusiastically received, and furniture based on Chippendale’s designs was crafted in England, on the European continent, and in the American Colonies. Tree editions were published, the first in 1754, followed by a reprint in 1755, and finally an enlarged edition in 1762.		Thomas Chippendale first became famous when he published his book under the title ''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director'' (1754). The book was illustrated with examples of work that he had produced for his clients. The book was enthusiastically received, and furniture based on Chippendale’s designs was crafted in England, on the European continent, and in the American Colonies. Tree editions were published, the first in 1754, followed by a reprint in 1755, and finally an enlarged edition in 1762.
	Chippendale designs fall into three main styles: Gothic, Rococo (called modern in the pattern book), and Chinese. Chippendale blended these disparate stylistic elements into harmonious and unified designs. The term Chippendale specifically refers to English furniture of the 1750s and ’60s made in a modified Rococo style.
			Chippendale designs fall into three main styles: Gothic, Rococo (called modern in the pattern book), and Chinese. Chippendale blended these disparate stylistic elements into harmonious and unified designs. The term Chippendale specifically refers to English furniture of the 1750s and ’60s made in a modified Rococo style.

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	== Early Life ==		== Early Life ==

	Thomas Chipendale was the son of a carpenter. He was born in Otley, West Yorkshire. There is no information about his early life until his marriage to Catherine Redshaw in London in 1748. In 1753 he moved to 60, 61, 62 St. Martin's Lane, where he had workshops and a timber yard. In due course the Chippendales had nine children.		Thomas Chipendale was the son of a carpenter. He was born in Otley, West Yorkshire. There is no information about his early life until his marriage to Catherine Redshaw in London in 1748. In 1753 he moved to 60, 61, 62 St. Martin's Lane, where he had workshops and a timber yard. In due course the Chippendales had nine children.



	== "Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director" ==		== ''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director'' ==

	Thomas Chippendale first became famous when he published his book under the title ''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director'' (1754). The book was illustrated with examples of work that he had produced for his clients. The book was enthusiastically received, and furniture based on Chippendale’s designs was crafted in England, on the European continent, and in the American Colonies. Tree editions were published, the first in 1754, followed by a reprint in 1755, and finally an enlarged edition in 1762.		Thomas Chippendale first became famous when he published his book under the title ''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director'' (1754). The book was illustrated with examples of work that he had produced for his clients. The book was enthusiastically received, and furniture based on Chippendale’s designs was crafted in England, on the European continent, and in the American Colonies. Tree editions were published, the first in 1754, followed by a reprint in 1755, and finally an enlarged edition in 1762.
	Chippendale designs fall into three main styles: Gothic, Rococo (called modern in the pattern book), and Chinese. Chippendale blended these disparate stylistic elements into harmonious and unified designs. The term Chippendale specifically refers to English furniture of the 1750s and ’60s made in a modified Rococo style.		Chippendale designs fall into three main styles: Gothic, Rococo (called modern in the pattern book), and Chinese. Chippendale blended these disparate stylistic elements into harmonious and unified designs. The term Chippendale specifically refers to English furniture of the 1750s and ’60s made in a modified Rococo style.


	== References ==		== References ==

	http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/113138/Thomas-Chippendale		http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/113138/Thomas-Chippendale

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	== References ==		== References ==
	http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/113138/Thomas-Chippendale		http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/113138/Thomas-Chippendale

	http://www.thomaschippendalefurniture.com/Home_Page.htm		http://www.thomaschippendalefurniture.com/Home_Page.htm

	''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director, 1754''		''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director, 1754''

	http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/DLDecArts/DLDecArts-idx?id=DLDecArts.ChippGentCab		http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/DLDecArts/DLDecArts-idx?id=DLDecArts.ChippGentCab

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	== Thomas Chippendale ==		== Thomas Chippendale ==
	baptized June 5, 1718		baptized June 5, 1718
	died November 1779		died November 1779

	Thomas Chippendale is one of the leading ~~cabinetmkers~~ of the 18th century in England.		Thomas Chippendale is one of the leading cabinetmakers of the 18th century in England.


	== Early Life ==		== Early Life ==

	Thomas Chipendale was a son of ~~the~~ carpenter. He was born in Otley, West Yorkshire. There is ~~not any~~ information about his early life ~~untill~~ his marriage to Catherine Redshaw in London in 1748. In 1753 he moved to 60, 61, 62 St. Martin's Lane, where he had workshops and a timber yard. In due course the Chippendales had nine children.		Thomas Chipendale was the son of a carpenter. He was born in Otley, West Yorkshire. There is no information about his early life until his marriage to Catherine Redshaw in London in 1748. In 1753 he moved to 60, 61, 62 St. Martin's Lane, where he had workshops and a timber yard. In due course the Chippendales had nine children.


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	== "Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director" ==		== "Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director" ==

	Thomas Chippendale first became famous when he published his book under the title "Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director" (1754). The book was illustrated with examples of work that he had produced for his clients. The book was enthusiastically received, and furniture based on Chippendale’s designs was crafted in England, on the European continent, and in the American Colonies. Tree editions were published, the first in 1754, followed by a reprint in 1755, and finally an enlarged edition in 1762.		Thomas Chippendale first became famous when he published his book under the title ''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director'' (1754). The book was illustrated with examples of work that he had produced for his clients. The book was enthusiastically received, and furniture based on Chippendale’s designs was crafted in England, on the European continent, and in the American Colonies. Tree editions were published, the first in 1754, followed by a reprint in 1755, and finally an enlarged edition in 1762.
	Chippendale designs fall into three main styles: Gothic, Rococo (called modern in the pattern book), and Chinese. Chippendale blended these disparate stylistic elements into harmonious and unified designs. The term Chippendale specifically refers to English furniture of the 1750s and ’60s made in a modified Rococo style.		Chippendale designs fall into three main styles: Gothic, Rococo (called modern in the pattern book), and Chinese. Chippendale blended these disparate stylistic elements into harmonious and unified designs. The term Chippendale specifically refers to English furniture of the 1750s and ’60s made in a modified Rococo style.

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== Thomas Chippendale ==
baptized June 5, 1718
died November 1779

Thomas Chippendale is one of the leading cabinetmkers of the 18th century in England.

== Early Life ==

Thomas Chipendale was a son of the carpenter. He was born in Otley, West Yorkshire. There is not any information about his early life untill his marriage to Catherine Redshaw in London in 1748. In 1753 he moved to 60, 61, 62 St. Martin's Lane, where he had workshops and a timber yard. In due course the Chippendales had nine children.

== "Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director" ==

Thomas Chippendale first became famous when he published his book under the title "Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director" (1754). The book was illustrated with examples of work that he had produced for his clients. The book was enthusiastically received, and furniture based on Chippendale’s designs was crafted in England, on the European continent, and in the American Colonies. Tree editions were published, the first in 1754, followed by a reprint in 1755, and finally an enlarged edition in 1762.
Chippendale designs fall into three main styles: Gothic, Rococo (called modern in the pattern book), and Chinese. Chippendale blended these disparate stylistic elements into harmonious and unified designs. The term Chippendale specifically refers to English furniture of the 1750s and ’60s made in a modified Rococo style.

== References ==
http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/113138/Thomas-Chippendale
http://www.thomaschippendalefurniture.com/Home_Page.htm
''Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director, 1754''
http://digicoll.library.wisc.edu/cgi-bin/DLDecArts/DLDecArts-idx?id=DLDecArts.ChippGentCab