Hello friends,
Today I want to continue our tour in the Flagler’s house. I will share photos of the Music Room interior. Unfortunately, I didn’t get the photo of the whole room, but I have fragments of this big room. Just by looking at the golden details of the furniture and paintings’ frames we can see how wealthy this family was.
The Flaglers hosted guests for parties and games in the Music Room. Music was a popular form of entertainment at that time, since there was no TV and radio at that time. Flagler’s hired a local organist to play 1,249 pipe organ.
The furniture selected for this room was arranged and moved around for different performances.
The Music Room also served as an art gallery. Among family’s collection there was a portrait of Mary Lily painted in 1902.
The "Lady in the Veil" marble bust in the southeast corner of the Music Room was sculpted by E. Fiaschi.
Flagler had a big collection of paintings of that period and they were covering almost al the space on the room’s walls.
School of François Hubert Drouais (French, 1727-1775)
Unidentified Little Boy, undated
Paul Schaan (French, active 1892-1903)
The Cardinals, late 19th century
Unidentified English artist
Young Boy with Crop, ca. 1800⬇️
⬆️Attributed to Pietro Bazzanti (Italian)
Putti Playing Music, ca. 1850-1900
Henry Flagler owned this sculpture, which is original to Music Room.
Martin Rico y Ortega (Spanish, 1833-1908)
Canal, 19th century (Henry Flagler owned this painting, which is original to the Music Room.)⬇️
⬆️Hans Schuler (American, 1874-1951)
Frédéric Chopin on his Deathbed (Polish composer, 1810-1849), 1895
Henry Courtney Selous (English, 1811-1890)
A view Along the Grand Canal with Santa Maria Della Salute, 19th century (The big painting in the center)⬇️
After Richard Parks Bonington (English, 1802-1828)(The big painting in the center)
The Ducal Palace, Venice, with a Religious Procession, undated⬇️
You can check the other posts about this beautiful museum
part1
I hope you enjoyed the photos.
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