Interiors in the Classical style

Address: Didzioji Str. 4, LT-01128, Vilnius, Lithuania
Tel/fax: 370 (5) 212 08 41; 370 (5) 212 42 58
E-mail: galerija[at]ldm.lt 

Several rooms in the Chodkevicius Mansion dedicated to the exhibition feature furniture and other artefacts of the Classical style from the collections of the Lithuanian Art Museum. The display is changed yearly, thus providing the visitor opportunities to see different exhibits from the Museum’s collection. 

 

(I hall)

Two Candle-sticks. 2^nd half of the 19^th c. Bronze

Two Vases. France. Porcelain. Legacy of J.Baltrušaitis, diplomat, poet

The Composition. 19^th c. Porcelain

Guillaume Beneman. Min./known 1784–1811. The Commode. Paris, ~1786

The Clock. France, Jerome Martinot Workshop in Paris, 1^st half of the 19^th c.  Legacy of J.Baltrušaitis, diplomat, poet

Two Arm-chairs. 19^th c. Wood, textile, bronze

The Table. 1^st half of the 19^th c. Walnut

 

(II hall)

The Lamp with the Figure of Amour. France, 19^th c. Bronze, gilding, white marble

The Fire-place Clock. France, 1^st half of the 19^th c. Bronze, gilding

The Set of Furniture in Empire Style. Early 19^th c. Wood, silk, bronze, marble

Two Commodes and the Column in Classical Style. 2^nd half of the 18^th c. Mahogany, metal

The Carpet. Wool

 

(IV hall)

Two Candle-sticks ’Angel’. 2^nd half of the 19^th c. Bronze

The Set of Furniture. 1^st half of the 19^th c. Veneer of mahogany, tarsia of dear wood

The Inkpot with the Figure of Dionise. Late 19^th c. Bronze, marble

The Bureau. 2^nd half of the 19^th c. Veneer of dear wood, bronze

Two Arm-chairs. 19^th c. Wood, textile.

Two Column-stands. Early 20^th c. Wood

The Secretaire-commode. Late 18^th c. Veneer of walnut, brass

The Carpet. Turkmenia, 19^th c. Wool

 

(V hall)

Two Arm-chairs. Wood, textile

Secretaire. 1^st half of the 19^th c. Veneer of dear wood, bronze, carving, lacquer

The Sofa. 1^st half of the 19^th c.
The Carpet. Lithuania, 19^th c. Wool, flax, tapestry

 

(VI hall)

The Vase. Western Europe, 2^nd half of the 19^th c. Glass, metal

/ The Set of Furniture, mid 19^th c. Oak-tree, veneer of Karelian birch

The Showcase. Wood, glass

The Tapestry „Spring”. Lithuania, 2^nd half of the 18^th c. Wool, tapestry

The Carpet. 20^th c. Wool

 

(VIII hall)

The Column-stand with the Vase. Marble

The Secretaire-commode. Wood, bronze.