Mudejar ceiling, 16th century, first half (?).
Provenance: Spain, possibly from the Castille-Leon region.
Dimensions: 33 ft. by 28 ft.
Part of the collection of the New Galleries for the Art of the Arab Lands, Turkey, Iran, Central Asia, and Later South Asia, Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY, NY.
My academical Master's thesis in 2001:
study and conservation theme: A 16th century hexagonal oak pulpit.
Attribution: Unknown.
Owner: Soares dos Reis National Museum, Porto, Portugal.
Dendrochronology has dated the carved oak panels for circa 1520 a.D.
The legend says that this pulpit was used by monge Saint Francis Xavier during his pilgrim trips in Goa, India.
study and conservation theme: A 16th century hexagonal oak pulpit.
Attribution: Unknown.
Owner: Soares dos Reis National Museum, Porto, Portugal.
Dendrochronology has dated the carved oak panels for circa 1520 a.D.
The legend says that this pulpit was used by monge Saint Francis Xavier during his pilgrim trips in Goa, India.
Coordination in the rehabilitation of the artistic heritage in the area of Furniture, in the project “AvisArte”, in the Church on the Convent of St. Benedict of Avis, Évora, Alentejo, Portugal.
Entrance door, painted cypress, early 20th century, with hand rolled glasses.House in Cranford, NJ.
Interior doors in cypress, late 1900s, of a house in Cranford, NJ.
Pocket doors, cypress wood, from a historical house in Cranford, N.J., circa 1900.
Pocket doors, cypress wood, from a historical house in Cranford, N.J. circa 1899.
Interior doors, re-staining and re-finishing.
Window frames, re-staining and re-finishing.
Main door, staining work.
Main door, cleaning deteriorated finish.
