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William and Mary Alphabet Cabinet

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Woodworker: Miguel Gómez-Ibáñez

Gomez-Ibanez built this alphabet cabinet in the William and Mary idiom. He decorated the exterior of the case in a way that related to the plants painted within, he developed a marquetry pattern based on the site plans of formal gardens in the William and Mary era.

Photo: Dean Powell

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