Winterthur Tour with Tom Savage

On Thursday, March 18, 2021, the Decorative Arts Trust shared a virtual tour at Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library hosted by Tom Savage, Director of External Affairs. Tom shared some of his favorite spaces at Winterthur and provided new insight into the house’s evolution under Henry Francis du Pont and subsequent generations of curators.
@2:16 Cecil Bedroom
@18:29 Amanda Hinkle, Assistant Director of Major Gifts and Du Pont’s wallpaper
@21:40 Henry Francis du Pont’s Study
@31:29 Hampton Room
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[@a.visitor4309]

Sets my heart ablaze.

[@kevinchambers1101]

Mr. Savage has given a wonderful tour of these rooms. A true delight.

[@gloriaabercrombie8878]

A feast for the eyes !!!!!!❤

[@jenniferlemke738]

Hooray Tom, Winterthur, and the DAT - a delicious tour!

[@pgadeb]

Very enjoyable! Thank you so much Tom!! I could listen to you all day... Does anyone know what the name of the Hampton Bedroom scroll fabric used on bed hangings and Philly chair on left...? It's a pale slate blue floral scroll large block print on off white background. Not quite damask or jacobean...almost Asian or tropical? And can that pale green wall paint color be found on a historic chart somewhere? Love the hallway lighting; bell jar with smoke lids and the hurricane glass sconces - feast for the eyes! They really got it right at Winterthur. Hope to visit someday.