door
Object NameTwo Glass Rod Panels Set in a Door
Made FromWood, Lacquer, Glass, Paper, Ink, Metal
Date1880-1930
Place MadeChina, Shandong, Boshan
TechniqueHot-worked, painted, cut
SizeOverall H: 232 cm, W: 72 cm, D: 17 cm
Accession Number2019.6.3 B
Credit LineGift of Tracy Burke in memory of Dr. and Mrs. Gene E. Burke
Curatorial Area(s)
Not On View
Physical DescriptionTwo Glass Rod Panels Set in a Door. Hot-worked glass, Chinese ink painting on paper. Two glass rod panels framed in black wood, mounted into red lacquer door, cut-paper figures, trees and landscapes in the manner of Chinese ink painting, sandwiched between diagonally assembled glass rods, protected on both sides by later-added plate glass. First panel shows three figures standing on a hill situated beneath a tree. Second panel shows three figures situated beneath a tree; one figure is holding a staff.Provenance
Source
Tracy Burke
- 2014-2019-07-08
The doors were purchased for the new home of Tracy Burke’s parents at Houston, Texas in the early 1970s. The interior was designed by Robert Denning and Vincent Fourcade. Ms. Burke recalls an entry in her mother’s ledger for $700 relating to the purchase of the panels.The doors were purchased for the new home of Tracy Burke’s parents at Houston, Texas in the early 1970s. The interior was designed by Robert Denning and Vincent Fourcade. Ms. Burke recalls an entry in her mother’s ledger for $700 relating to the purchase of the panels. In 1975, Architectural Digest published an article Turning Back the Clock: Nostalgic Mélange in Houston, introduced the interior design of the house, including an image of the rod panels. Mrs. Burke moved the doors to her home in Colorado following her parents’ death in 2014.
The doors were purchased for the new home of Tracy Burke’s parents at Houston, Texas in the early 1970s. The interior was designed by Robert Denning and Vincent Fourcade. Ms. Burke recalls an entry in her mother’s ledger for $700 relating to the purchase of the panels.The doors were purchased for the new home of Tracy Burke’s parents at Houston, Texas in the early 1970s. The interior was designed by Robert Denning and Vincent Fourcade. Ms. Burke recalls an entry in her mother’s ledger for $700 relating to the purchase of the panels. In 1975, Architectural Digest published an article Turning Back the Clock: Nostalgic Mélange in Houston, introduced the interior design of the house, including an image of the rod panels. Mrs. Burke moved the doors to her home in Colorado following her parents’ death in 2014.
Former Collection
Gene E. Burke
(American, 1929-2014) - 2014
The doors were purchased for the new home of Tracy Burke’s parents at Houston, Texas in the early 1970s.
The doors were purchased for the new home of Tracy Burke’s parents at Houston, Texas in the early 1970s.
Former Collection
Jean Burke
(American, 1934-2011) - 2011
The doors were purchased for the new home of Tracy Burke’s parents at Houston, Texas in the early 1970s.
The doors were purchased for the new home of Tracy Burke’s parents at Houston, Texas in the early 1970s.
Former Collection
A Mu Ruo Shi
See translation of inscription on first panel of 2019.6.3 A
See translation of inscription on first panel of 2019.6.3 A
Former Collection
Zhang Xiangzuo
See translation of inscription on first panel of 2019.6.3 A
See translation of inscription on first panel of 2019.6.3 A
1880-1930
1880-1930
possibly 1875-1925
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