It's raining Campeachy Chairs
May 18, 2009
Posted in: Monticello, the House, A Summary View, Thomas Jefferson
This month's Magazine Antiques features an article by Cybèle Gontar on Campeachy (Campeche) chairs - the article is heavy on the TJ content. Campeachy chairs, for those who may be unfamiliar with them, are curious low-slung neo-something pieces of furniture, of which Jefferson was inordinately fond and owned several. Sitting in one shifts your center of gravity in such a way that they are right tricky to get out of.
Happily, MA seems to have revamped their website and the entire article is available here.
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